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How to Buy Wines for a Holiday Feast

November 20, 2012 Like 2 Andra Coberly

You can drink whatever wine you want to drink on Thanksgiving day, Brett Zimmerman admits, and the meal will likely turn out just fine. But Zimmerman, a wine guru, Master Sommelier and owner of Boulder Wine Merchant, says the holidays…

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How To Cook a Delicious Turkey

November 20, 2012 Like 0 Andra Coberly

For good or bad, most of us have at least attempted to cook a turkey. But Phil Goddard and his crew at the Greenbriar Inn have cooked more than their fair share of Thanksgiving feasts. “It’s the Greenbriar’s 45th year…

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The Bolder Life: Weekend Love

November 16, 2012 Like 0 Tyra Sutak

In Boulder, Christmas comes a little early for foodies, and if you haven’t already plotted out and participated in the first few days of First Bite Boulder, don’t worry—you still have time to fulfill your food fantasies. First Bite Boulder…

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Video: Behind the scenes, November cover photo shoot

November 14, 2012 Like 0 Greg Campbell

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Paper or Plastic may be an Option no More

November 7, 2012 Like 0 Jonathan Strungis

It may be the beginning of the end of the disposable age as Boulder City Council is poised to decide whether to, and how to, ban or restrict plastic bags. This is an issue that has been on the mind…

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Put the Coffee On

October 30, 2012 Like 0 Jonathan Strungis

Creative writing is an entirely different beast from journalism. Like apples and oranges and other tired clichés, it’s one thing to take a source, milk it for content and weave it into a colorful, entertaining article or blog post, but…

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The Mere Truffle

October 26, 2012 Like 0 Andra Coberly

You never judge a book by its cover. You never judge a person by his or her shoes. And never judge food by its lumpy, rough exterior. Just think, someone once plucked an ugly tuber from the ground, took a…

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You Voted…By Mail

October 26, 2012 Like 0 Jonathan Strungis

As a citizen of these United States, voting is arguably the most sacred and important thing one can do. It’s well-known policy that if you don’t participate in this fundamental process of democracy you effectively waive your rights to complain…

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The Bolder Life: Fall Out of the Boulder Bubble

October 24, 2012 Like 1 Tyra Sutak

Sometimes, I feel like the “Boulder Bubble” actually physically exists. I get a little antsy, and my hearts beats a little faster when I approach Boulder city limits. I get lost in neighboring cities. It’s really quite ridiculous. But sometimes,…

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Suspect Arrested in Jessica Ridgeway Murder

October 24, 2012 Like 0 Andra Coberly

Police have arrested a 17-year-old boy in the investigation of Jessica Ridgeway’s kidnapping and murder. Law enforcement received a call late last night that led them to a home near the Ketner Lake Open Space. Austin Reed Sigg was then arrested…