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Letter to the Editor | March 2023
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New study confirms Marshall Fire contaminated drinking water, but the response prevented a crisis
The disaster adds to a growing body of evidence on the need for better wildfire water safety guidelines.
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The Open Space Known as “Tract H” Needs a New Name and We Need Your Help!
The Town’s Open Space Advisory Committee (OSAC) needs your help naming an open space area known as Tract H. This open space is located between Rock Creek Ranch to the south and Downtown Superior to the north. To the west,…
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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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Wildfires in Colorado Are Growing More Unpredictable. Officials Have Ignored the Warnings.
A year after the deadly Marshall Fire drove thousands of Coloradans from their homes, the state’s densest communities aren’t preparing for the next climate-driven wildfire.
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Month in Review | January 2023
Recapping some of the main events north of the 104th, Boulder County, and the surrounding area all within the past month.
Read moreSuperior to Host Marshall Fire Solidarity Breakfast and Community Story-Telling Open to All
Superior's Marshall Fire Solidarity Breakfast, commemorating the Marshall Fire and Wind event, will be hosted at the Superior Community Center (1500 Coalton Road) on December 30 from 7:00 to 11:00 a.m.
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FEMA Awards Another $1.5 Million For Marshall Fire Recovery
FEMA has approved another $1.5 million in Public Assistance funding for the cost of fighting the Marshall Fire in Boulder County. The assistance was made available under a major disaster declaration issued by President Biden on Dec. 31, 2021.
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Citizens of Superior and Louisville Aren’t Giving Up the Fight Against Unwanted Development
Developers have found ways to bypass local opposition, including community and city trustee votes, to continue projects that should have been rejected If community push-back, irreversible environmental impacts, and increased traffic congestion are not enough reasons to oppose new development,…
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2022 Election Guide
Every year, Yellow Scene Magazine publishes an exhaustive Election Guide. Because we are “old-school” and still believe journalism is important, we do not allow email interviews and require a 15-minute call with each candidate. They are all asked the same…
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