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Home Grown: The Beautiful Challenges of Urban Gardening Along the Front Range

July 1, 2017 Like 0 production

Urban gardening can be a fruitless process, literally. But the benefits can outweigh the frustration. Growing food can aid the environment, bring families together, and help the hungry.

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Remembering BoCo: from coal town to larger community

January 4, 2017 Like 0 Deb Flomberg

Nannette Iatesta has similar memories of growing up among coal miners in Lafayette. "They were an unusual lot – soft and tenderhearted towards children, but they cussed a blue streak," she said. "It was just the language they used and…

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A Whack-a-Mole Approach to Performing Arts

October 26, 2016 Like 0 M.T. Elliott

There is no dedicated performing arts space in Erie, but there will soon be several. That's thanks to a new business model coming from Pop-Up Culture, which began when Jessica Learoyd and Heather Cleveland met in August.

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Month in Review: October ’16

October 26, 2016 Like 0 M.T. Elliott

An explosive device inside a backpack was left outside the Nederland PD building. The FBI is investigating.

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The Yellow Scene walk experience

July 15, 2015 Like 0 Annie Mehl

Beginning promptly at 12 p.m. or even earlier, if the daily stress and phone calls at Yellow Scene begin to get too much, we begin our daily walk around the quaint town of Erie.

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Know Your News

October 17, 2014 Like 0 editor

With the General Election getting closer and closer, get to know a few of the issues surrounding Boulder County.

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Halloween – Best Trick or Treat Neighborhoods

October 6, 2014 Like 0 M.B. Abbott

It’s the Holy Grail of Halloween treats: a full sized candy bar, preferably chocolate, preferably Hershey’s. This year Halloween’s on a Friday night and come clear skies or a foot of snow, kids will be out there searching for the…

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