Yellow Scene Magazine

Opinion: SB 19-181 “Necessary and Reasonable

March 17, 2019 Like 0 Laurie Anderson

The Colorado law governing oil and gas development is outdated. This current legislative session is when much needed change should happen. Residents of Colorado have made it clear that they want protection of health and safety to be…

Community Corner

“Hello, Brother”: Colorado Stands in Solidarity, Denounces Hate in wake of Christchurch White Terror Attack

March 17, 2019 Like 0 De La Vaca

Colorado stood in solidarity with the victims the white terror event in Christchurch, New Zealand, yesterday evening. Hundreds gathered at the Colorado Muslim Society and Mosque in Arapahoe County. The event was organized by numerous Muslim organizations from throughout the…

Community Corner

SB 19-181 What are the amendments doing to the bill?

March 17, 2019 Like 0 Phillip Doe

We genuinely applaud the legislature for advancing SB 19-181. It is what the people in the fracking fields of Colorado have been seeking for almost a decade. This bill will give them a right to participate in decisions concerning where, when, and…

Outdoor Issue

Fridays for Future: Boulder marches to stop climate change

March 15, 2019 Like 0 De La Vaca

A couple of hundred excited activists and concerned community members assembled at the Boulder Bandshell to take part in the global, youth led, climate change protest: Fridays for Future. The event was organized locally by Earth Guardians, including Marlow Baines,…

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Off Menu with Alec Schuler/Tangerine and Chris Royster/Flagstaff

March 15, 2019 Like 0 Alyssa Pinsker

Boulder County is known for its culinary achievements, with award-winning restaurants, wineries and a culture that not only appreciates food but relishes in the diversity of dining options. We want to know what's cooking and who's cooking it. Follow along…

Women

Evolving Doors Dance Company Rips the Sky, Mends the Moon: Contemporary Dance Review

March 10, 2019 Like 0 Jennifer Arnone

A Rip in the Sky & Mending the Moon, a premiere of contemporary dance, theater, poetry and original music, opened on Thursday, March 7 and ran until March 9 at The People’s Building in Aurora. The 75 minute piece weaves…

Community Corner

Community Corner: How We’re Strengthening Direct Democracy

March 4, 2019 Like 0 Evan Ravitz

I decided we needed better and national direct democracy so we, the people, make the big decisions. Direct democracy works. The Zapatista Rebellion, started by Mayans living in Chiapas, Mexico, have been using and advocating direct democracy for years, which…

Boiling Point

Fenberg, KC Becker, Polis give a preview to the new Oil & Gas Legislation

February 28, 2019 Like 0 De La Vaca

Signaling that times have changed, from steam trains to electric cars, with Colorado built projects landing on Mars, and our neighborhoods having some of the worst air quality in the nation, KC Becker followed Stephen Fenberg’s remarks at the capitol…

Word from the Publisher

The Blue Puddle: Colorado’s Legislators v Oil and Gas-Update 3.5.2019

February 27, 2019 Like 0 redtornado

In fact, we have earned the unfortunate nickname “Tour De Frack” by many, including legislators adapting the term. We do not have a choice where a drill or a well goes, whether it is next to our houses or schools,…

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