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Month in Review: November 2017 – Yellow Scene Magazine

November 1, 2017 Like 0 editor

Post-Hurricane season and the madness of multiple severe storms hitting American coasts this last month, October saw 261,00 jobs added to the economy, mostly representing a return to work of those temporarily displaced and an increase in jobs related to…

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Secret Recipes: Holiday Deserts Edition

November 1, 2017 Like 0 Matt Hess

The holidays are not always the time to bring out your newest wacky culinary experiments. Do you remember the Friends Thanksgiving episode? It was funny because we all want to have the comforts of a traditional bite around the holidays.…

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Denver: All the Halloweens

October 29, 2017 Like 0 editor

By De La Vaca Halloween isn’t even here yet and we’re already exhausted. What a Saturday night. We assume you went out in your onesies and facepaint and psychedelic stylings to drink and dance and smile at the play terror…

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Her Paris: Brilliance in an Age of Sexism

October 26, 2017 Like 0 editor

Her Paris: Denver Art Museum Now a week into the exhibit, it’s important to remind ourselves of the power and magnitude of what is transpiring at the Denver Art Museum. Her Paris: Women Artists in the Age of Impressionism opened…

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Local Chefs: 7 Newcomers

October 26, 2017 3 0 Chris Bjork

Yellow Scene sat down to talk to a few of the newest, most innovative chefs in BoCo. These chefs are in the kitchens, in the wilds, and in the community, keeping Boulder a foodie paradise. From on-site herb gardens to…

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Forgotten Story of Boulder County’s Coal Strikes Comes To Life in New Novel

October 26, 2017 Like 0 editor

Nicholas Bernhard, Yellow Scene’s History columnist, has a new book coming out! Check out the press release below and be sure to pick up a copy for the holidays. Lafayette, Colorado – October 25, 2017 – This November marks the…

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The Newcomers & Established Eateries, 2017: Top 25 Dishes

October 16, 2017 Like 0 Chris Bjork

1. WILD STANDARD 1043 Pearl St, Boulder If you want to meet a chef who is a genius, an artist, and a gentleman, spend an evening at Wild Standard. I was actually introduced to the fresh-picked-by-the-chef’s- children-that-afternoon porcini mushroom that…

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Winter Is Coming: Snowboard on the Block

October 11, 2017 Like 0 editor

No, Game of Thrones isn’t delivering a new season till 2018 or later, but Winter is still coming. Dec. 21 is the official start of Winter, but don’t tell the locals. Snowboard on the Block “returns for its 5th-year celebration…

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GMOs: Neighbor Feud

October 10, 2017 Like 0 Matt Hess

We in Boulder County have front row seats to a drama being played out with plenty of audience participation. The story mimics great literature. There are impassioned and colorful characters, tensions between rural and urban ways of life, financial gain,…

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October 10, 2017 Like 0 Chris Bjork

Irma downgraded from a category four hurricane to a tropical superstorm on Monday September 11, after barreling toward the Florida coastline and moving further inland toward Georgia. Irma’s winds were still recorded to be reaching dangerous levels after Monday. Resulting…