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Curating Craftsmanship

May 20, 2011 Like 0 Lacy Boggs

I’ve heard the food at The Pinyon in Boulder described as “casual comfort food,” but I think that undermines what chef Theo Adley is doing, in a way.

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Best of the West: Readers’ Choice Food & Drink

April 15, 2011 Like 0 editor

This year, we’re giving our Best of the West winners the red carpet treatment: The readers have spoken, the critics have made their picks and several local celebrities have added their two cents. Here are our picks for the best…

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Down The Road: Ten Transportation Issues Impacting You in the Next 10 Years

April 15, 2011 Like 1 James Burrus

Getting around Metro Denver and the Front Range is getting easier every day. But making faster progress may mean digging in to our collective couches for the pocket change to make it happen. In the next 10 years, transportation issues…

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Jennifer Wilger

April 15, 2011 Like 0 Brandy Simmons

For Micah Wilger, it was sharks and whales instead of cows and hogs—but his family’s path was set to cross Temple Grandin’s from age 3. It was at that age Wilger and Grandin were diagnosed with disorders that make typical…

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Foodie: Mike O’Shay’s on Serious Eats

April 8, 2011 Like 0 Lacy Boggs

Mike O’Shay’s got a great write up for their salmon BLT on big-time foodie blog Serious Eats.

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Feeling Out of Sorts?

March 17, 2011 Like 0 James Burrus

We owe a great debt to the printing arts, and I don’t mean what gets sprayed onto precisely sized sheets of bleached dead trees as it lurches its way out of that plastic box on your desk when you click…

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Common Ground

March 17, 2011 Like 0 Brandy Simmons

If it takes a village to raise a child, it takes a neighborhood to nurture an adult.

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Wildlife Smarts: Don’t let your pet be on tonight’s dinner menu

January 19, 2011 Like 1 Paige Nickell

Coyotes have been known to eat small prey such as mice and rabbits. But as these former rural dwellers become more and more urban, dogs and cats find themselves on the menu as well. Three coyote attacks in Boulder have…

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Ditching the Diet

January 6, 2011 Like 0 Lacy Boggs

In every bookstore in America, dozens of different diet books will replace Christmas merchandise as December becomes January and thoughts of sugar plums become thoughts of elastic waistbands. Resolutions to climb Fourteeners or run the Bolder Boulder will be made.…

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Prehistoric Thanksgiving

November 30, 2010 Like 0 James Burrus

My nostalgia for Thanksgiving dinner extends this year to the Cretaceous Period. Yes, I’ll be feasting on dinosaur, or at least a cousin about 75 million years removed. Not Tyrannosaurus Rex or Stegosaurus or a Velociraptor—although I’m frightened to learn…