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Coming Home
They say moving is one of the most stressful occasions in life—next to divorce and unemployment. But I would argue that getting settled in a new home and a new neighborhood counters the stress with a sense of comfort and…
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Weekly news wrap-up: Fracking, murder, and groundhogs
It’s been a fast week for news in Boulder County, from fracking to murder convictions, so on this snowy Friday—whether you’ve braved the forecasts and trekked to work a little disgruntled, or stayed home and are fending off guilt that…
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Boulder Library Commission urges director to reinstate longtime volunteer
It’s hard to imagine how Boulder Library Director Valerie Maginnis, who only came on the job in June, could further foul up the first impression she gave to the community when she fired beloved storytime volunteer Judy Volc for no…
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The Bolder Life: Super Saturday
This week has been busy. So busy, I didn’t even see February wiggle its way on to my daily calendar. For those of you that don’t know—February is actually a pretty awesome month. When I think of the month of…
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Oil & gas regulatory chief quits to advocate for oil & gas industry
Dave Neslin, the director of the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission—the state agency in charge of regulating oil and gas operators who’ve created much uproar and controversy in Boulder County through their use of hydraulic fracturing—announced he will step…
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The Bolder Life: And So it Begins
And so it begins. We had our first 60-degree temp reading in Boulder County last weekend, and you know what that means. Your social life is about to explode. Soon, restaurants will be opening up their patios. You’ll be buying…
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Boulder man’s illegal eating binge costs Alfalfa’s Market $1,000
Talk about a case of the munchies. Boulder police on Saturday arrested a man they caught in Alfalfa’s Market at 3 a.m. giving in to a serious grazing binge. Twenty-seven-year-old Anthony Nathaniel Tornowski is accused of “eating or destroying about…
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Boulder bike-culture inspires suggestions for earthquake ravaged Christchurch, NZ
The very-Boulder slogan to “Think Globally, Act Locally” may soon be bearing fruit on the other side of the planet—in Christchurch, New Zealand, which was nearly leveled last year in a devastating earthquake. The best part is that Boulder doesn’t…
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The Bolder Life: Wedding Planning 101
If you are like my older sister, then you came away with more than a couple of gift certificates and a food coma from the holidays. You also came away with a fiancé and the opportunity to flood your social…
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Yuri Wright commits to CU after Twitter-versy
Yesterday, we learned how Twitter, when used properly, can make even politicians look cool. Today, we have a lesson in how Twitter—when used carelessly and with little thought to the fact that one’s tweets can be read by practically anyone…
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