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Best of the West 2023: Readers Choice
When we say Readers' Choice, we mean readers choose. We left the ballot up to the readers through the weeks-long voting period, and we have the results!
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People Live in Cities: An Analysis of Urban Planning’s Role in Loneliness
American cities nurture loneliness by hyper-focusing on cars to the detriment of alternative transportation and neglecting the creation of quality public spaces.
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Erie Police SROs present, ‘Teen Substance Abuse and Social Media’
Erie Police School Resource Officers invite caregivers of teens to an informal session to address substance use and social media on Thursday, January 19, at 5:30 p.m. at the Erie Police Department.
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Boulder is buying a home for people to live in and recover from methamphetamine addiction
The recent closure of the Boulder Public Library due to meth contamination highlights the far-reaching impacts of the public health crisis.
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Golden West’s plans to close Boulder assisted living facility leaves dozens of low-income older adults scrambling for a place to live
The 33 residents living in the Mezzanine have until March 4 to move out, according to the nonprofit. Some are looking outside of Boulder for a place they can afford.
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Black Talk on KGNU 88.5 FM
It’s a new year and Black Talk is taking up a long-standing crisis: racialized healthcare. Our guest, Dayna Bowen Matthew, JD, Ph.D., will talk to us about the racial, ethnic, economic, and social determinants and disparities in America’s healthcare system.
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City of Boulder plans to increase security at public library after discovering methamphetamine use
City officials are reopening the library this week with no access to bathrooms. A key may be required when they reopen.
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Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Tribute Concert and Humanitarian Awards
Our very own Minister Glenda Strong Robinson has been selected by the 2023 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Colorado Holiday Commission to receive The Honorable Menola Upshaw Lifetime Achievement Award for 2023 for living out the purposes of the Commission…
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Let’s Celebrate What Local Neighborhoods Are Doing to Help Adapt to Climate Change
Combating the effects of climate change is a broad effort that can take many forms locally.
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It’s Time to Start Talking About the Connection Between Our Mental and Physical Health
Identifying and coping with stress and trauma of today’s society and the mental and physical effects they cause.
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