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Commentary

Community Corner – Yates Wielded Forbidden Power

The City of Boulder’s Charter, Article II, Section 13, describes the only power expressly withheld from council members; Bob Yates violated this rule blatantly and publicly. For such flouting of this express rule limiting council member powers, voters will have to decide if Yates should be rewarded with keeping his seat in the upcoming election. This Charter section reads as

Scene

Scene Stealers: October 2019 — Yellow Scene Magazine

Pippin at Theatre Company of Lafayette Pippin is, at its essence, a very simple story – all about a young prince and his  search for meaning and significance in his life. However, as told by the brilliant Stephen Schwartz, this classic 1972 musical became a perennial favorite of musical fans all over the world. Coming up, you’ll be able to see Pippin thanks to the Theatre Company of

Spotlight on Lynyrd Skynyrd

We don’t often run an interview after the band’s show, but it’s not every day we get to chat with one of the founding members of one of the most popular rock bands in American history — a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, the progenitor of the Southern Rock sound, a Grammy Awards Hall Of Fame inductee — on their farewell tour. Lynyrd Skynyrd’s mythos looms larger than even

Time After Time…

“Time after time, the President came to a fork in the road, Time after time, he had the opportunity to choose the noble and honorable path. Time after time, he chose the path of lies and lawlessness—for the simple reason that he did not want to endanger his hold on public office.” The eloquence of this simple quote does an unimpeachable job of arguing the point for impeachment

Cuisine

Off Menu with Daniel “Dan” Flores | Lunada Eatery

Maybe if we could come up with a name better than cheek or head tacos. Chef Daniel “Dan” Flores is describing a wish dish for his restaurant, Lunada Eatery and Cantina in Lafayette. A wish dish is something he wants to serve but that for many reasons has not found a place on their menu.  Another of Flores’ favorites, tongue tacos, while a natural alliteration, suffers the same

Boulder County Breweries Medal Up: 2019 GABF Medal Haul

By Deborah Cameron The 38th edition of the Great American Beer Festival (GABF) took place at the Colorado Convention Center on October 3 -5. As always, it was a massive, suds-soaked three days. 800 breweries and 4,200 volunteers poured 4,000 beers to 60,000 people. On top of that, breweries entered nearly 9,600 beers into the festival’s competition which was the high point of

Boulder County First Bite Triple Punch: Delicious Dishes, Community, and Philanthropy

Boulder County Restaurant Week is here! From Friday, November 8th through Saturday November 16th. The premise of a restaurant week is as follows: One or sometimes two weeks a year, restaurants sign up to offer a fixed menu, inviting curious diners in for a 3 or 4 course meal at a lower price point. There are restaurant week cheerleaders like Tim Zagat. Zagat, in a 2010 Atlantic

Also in This Edition

Yellow Scene Election Guide 2019

?. The numbers don't lie. 1 county, 6 local cities, 12 pages of #YSElectionGuide covering 16 ballot measures and propositions, with 68 candidates vying for local office. Almost 2 months of research and in-depth, mandatory in-person interviews later (emailed interviews are usually written by communication staff or vetted by professionals before being returned), we present our annual Yellow

Professionals: Minorities in the Workforce in Boulder County

Diversity in the Boulder County Workforce Georgina Chacon, 25, is a rising star at her workplace, the ARC thrift store in Louisville.  Four years ago, Georgina started her career at the ARC as a cashier. In a short time period she moved up the ladder to become a night manager, and two years later, Georgina was appointed assistant manager. She reminds me that, like many Hispanics in

Behind the Scenes of the Gruesome Horror Makeup at 13th Floor Haunted House

Creepy clowns and macabre monsters morph to life with help from the experts. Most Denver residents have heard of the 13th Floor Haunted House and they’re either all in or all out. Every year, the nationwide attraction gets more twisted and terrifying, and the dark minds behind the chilling theatrics get more devoted into diving into people’s fears every year. This year is no

Boulder County Open Houses

Alaya Preschool 3340 19th St, Boulder. – (303) 449-5248 Open House (Register Online) Monday, October 7, 2019 9:00am – 10:15am |  Tuesday, October 29, 2019 9:00am – 10:15am |  Monday, November 18, 2019 9:00am – 10:15am |  Monday, December 9, 2019 9:00am – 10:15am Bear Creek Elementary 2500 Table Mesa Dr, Boulder.  — (720) 561-3500 Tuesday, November 19, 2019 9:30am

Winter Camp Directory 2019

By Deborah Cameron General Interest / Recreation Camp Erie, Erie Recreation Department: School break camps and LEGO Stem Camps Email: parksandrecinfo@erieco.gov Phone: 303.926.2550 Email to obtain pricing, dates and registration information. School Break Camp, Boulder JCC Phone: 303.998.1900 Pricing, dates, and registration

News

Month in Review: October 2019 — Yellow Scene Magazine

  There was a body in a Boulder County Ditch. City of Boulder staff found the body of a man who was likely in his 50s or 60s in Farmers Ditch. It seemed to have been there for a long time. • Boulder County Judge finds probable cause to continue case against Fourmile murder suspect. Stephen Wolf had been charged with the murder of Boulder County resident Jeffery Lynch as well as

Month in Review

Month in Review: October 2019 — Yellow Scene Magazine

  There was a body in a Boulder County Ditch. City of Boulder staff found the body of a man who was likely in his 50s or 60s in Farmers Ditch. It seemed to have been there for a long time. • Boulder County Judge finds probable cause to continue case against Fourmile murder suspect. Stephen Wolf had been charged with the murder of Boulder County resident Jeffery Lynch as well as

Notables

DiverCity Series: Governor Jared Polis — Doing Great Things

Governor Jared Polis. Born in 1975. A graduate of Princeton. A man who started his first business while in high school. A gay man who had to come out twice, but we’ll get to that.
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