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Where Are The Peacemakers?
I cannot bear to look at the images from Israel and Gaza yet I cannot bear to look away. A dead child does not judge. Whether her last moment came at the edge of a Hamas blade or at…
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Politics
The Woman Who Chased Goats
Lafayette City Council member Tonya Briggs remembered Being asked to write a eulogy for someone you care about, someone who was only 44, a mother of three beautiful red-headed girls, happily married for almost two decades, and a leading Lafayette…
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Maxine Most Recall: Legitimate grievances or political power grab?
Whether the Ward 2 recall election in Louisville is a microcosm of America’s plunge into fractured discourse or an isolated clash between an elected official and a collection of her constituents is a matter of perspective. Realtor Mario Jannatpour, 61,…
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A Wildfire Sheds Light: It Didn’t Have To Be This Way
This is Part 3 of a multi-part series that explores the ongoing impacts of the Marshall Fire through interviews with survivors and analysis of the role of climate change and alternatives to recovery such as mutual aid. Photo by Skinner Myers…
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A Wildfire Sheds Light: Mutual Aid Is Everyone’s Future
This is Part 2 of a multi-part series that explores the ongoing impacts of the Marshall Fire through interviews with survivors and analysis of the role of climate change and alternatives to recovery such as mutual aid. Photo by Skinner Myers…
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The Dacono Files Part 4: Moving On
This is Part 4 of a Series on the forces behind the removal of Dacono City Manager A.J. Euckert. Read the rest of the series here. Healing a deeply divided town takes more than an election and a few new…
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Boulder City Council, in response to a housing shortage, raises occupancy limits with landmark vote
Stacy Feldman at The Boulder Reporting Lab (Via AP Storyshare) The Boulder City Council voted to raise the city’s occupancy limits on Thursday, accomplishing one of its top priorities ahead of the 2023 election and marking the council’s latest attempt…
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Boulder City Council, in response to a housing shortage, raises occupancy limits with landmark vote
The change will allow five unrelated people to live together. It is part of a broader effort by council to increase the supply of housing in Boulder, where most of the residential land is zoned to only allow single-family homes.
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Building Bridges with CAAAS: A conversation with Dr. Rabaka
Yellow Scene spoke with Dr. Rabaka about the recently opened CAAAS —Center for African & African American Studies — the first of its kind in the Boulder area. Dr. Rabaka is not only the Director of CAAAS, and also the…
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How a day of celebration, became a day of protest; Longmont Pride 2023
As America’s Supreme Court rolls back freedoms for protected classes, a day of celebration became heavily focused on what voters need to do. Yesterday, Yellow Scene Magazine had a booth at Pride Longmont. A few weeks before, we also had…
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