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Month In Review | October 2024
Condensing the News of 104th North National, Local and International
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Boulder City Council
City Announces 2024 Indigenous Peoples Day Events; Events honor the existence, culture and contributions of the original inhabitants of North America.
Press releases are provided to Yellow Scene Magazine. In an effort to keep our community informed, we publish some press releases in whole. City Announces 2024 Indigenous Peoples Day Events Events honor the existence, culture and contributions of the original…
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Bob Yates Removed from CWA Role Amid Accusations of Coded Racial Language
Correction 6/6/2024 Correction: Yates was a volunteer coordinator not a Board member Yates cited poor speaking abilities, political fairness, as reasons to remove Junie Joseph from Conference on World Affairs, replace with her political opponent. The Conference on World Affairs…
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Boulder Council wants to eliminate Open Comment entirely -it’s already the shortest (2 min.) of all large Colo. cities, which are otherwise 3 or 5 minutes
Letter to the Editor, by Evan Ravitz Boulder City Council has been working as one of 3 cities with the National Civic League on the “Better Public Meetings Project.” (See the attached document), which just came in from the city…
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Minimum Wage Debate Isn’t a Debate
Minimum wage raise: More about timing than not doing it at all As costs rise and salaries stay static or even take a dip in some instances, the city of Boulder is doing what it can to make the moves…
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Boulder City Council, in response to a housing shortage, raises occupancy limits with landmark vote
Stacy Feldman at The Boulder Reporting Lab (Via AP Storyshare) The Boulder City Council voted to raise the city’s occupancy limits on Thursday, accomplishing one of its top priorities ahead of the 2023 election and marking the council’s latest attempt…
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Boulder City Council, in response to a housing shortage, raises occupancy limits with landmark vote
The change will allow five unrelated people to live together. It is part of a broader effort by council to increase the supply of housing in Boulder, where most of the residential land is zoned to only allow single-family homes.
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City Launches Middle Income Down Payment Assistance Pilot
Pilot aims to increase Boulder’s affordable housing stock while offering an opportunity for middle-income community members to buy market rate homes.
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City of Boulder expands shared e-scooters citywide beginning in August 2023
Expansion follows a successful 2021-2022 pilot program west of 28th Street.
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Boulder Chamber to Host City Council Candidate Forum
With Boulder’s first head-to-head race for mayor, along with four council seats in contention, this year’s election results will have a broad-reaching impact on business interests and other policy concerns for our community. With the full slate of candidates finalized,…
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