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March 15, 2018 Like 0 De La Vaca

[UPDATE: Within two hours of posting, our article was removed from the Erie Colorado facebook page. After communicating with admins, who said the post had not been removed, the post reappeared.] There are allegations of bias in the orchestration of…

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Lila Downs: Magic at Macky

March 5, 2018 Like 0 editor

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Hapanstance: Japanese Whiskey

January 22, 2018 Like 0 Zach Booz

[In the Cups] I drink often, but I don’t often drink in Cherry Creek. Not because I have anything against the neighborhood necessarily, but I’m a North Side dive bar kinda guy and I don’t have many nice clothes. It’s…

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Boulder City Council: surviving while homeless

January 4, 2018 Like 0 De La Vaca

It was an interesting night at Boulder City Council’s first meeting of the new year. Temperatures were up and concerns were heightened over the Christmas day death of Benjamin Harvey, a Texas transplant who became homeless and passed, alone and…

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Vapor Distillery: Boulder Born with Alastair Borgan

November 29, 2017 Like 0 De La Vaca

“The Boulder Vapor Distillery (BVD) started 10 years ago,” Alastair Brogan begins. He’s an imposing man, given his height, but you quickly realize he’s a smiler, a story teller, and the kind of guy you want to have a few…

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2017 Locavore Holiday Guide

November 29, 2017 Like 0 editor

Boulder ZUNI A certified member of the Indian Arts and Crafts Association, Zuni offers stunning Native American arts from across the Southwest. What Zuni does, providing a place for these artists, is extremely important in a tourist, materialist culture that…

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Tales of the Northern Coal Field: Coal-Country Gridiron

November 28, 2017 Like 0 Nicholas Bernhard

On December 10th, 1937, Lafayette High School won the state football championship. This December marks the 80th anniversary of their win, the most celebrated athletic achievement in Lafayette history.

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The Ascent of AscenDance

November 28, 2017 Like 0 editor

Boulder-local Isabel von Rittberg is both a dancer and a rock climber, and she remembers the precise moment, during a drive to Montana to visit her Grandmother, that she first thought of combining the two disciplines. “I was driving through…

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Samhain: Spooky Spirits

November 9, 2017 Like 0 editor

Let’s face it: aside from heart-attack-inducing freak-show houses of horror, Halloween has become cutesy-spooky and pumpkin-y. On All Hallow’s Eve, adult ghosts, goblins and witches sex it up—babydoll style—and obscure their essence as frightening creatures of the night, while the…

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4 Professionals Who Failed Their Way to Success

November 3, 2017 Like 0 Chris Bjork

MONEY. FAME. FORTUNE. The typical hallmarks and trappings of success are tired and outdated. The concept of a career is more nebulous than ever, technology is constantly changing the business world, and world markets vacillate as though they’re controlled by a…