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Bill aims to reauthorize CO PUC; Colorado pine beetle devastation accelerates in Front Range forests; Lawmakers want to repeal roadless rule in natl. forests
KGNU News
KEYWORD SCORE: 97.24. boulder, budget, collective bargain, colorado, commission, diversity, infrastructure, kgnu news, police, public utilities commission, south boulder, students, traffic, transit, unionize
Headlines Tuesday, May 26, 2026 *Bill aims to reauthorize CO PUC* Colorado lawmakers have passed a bill reauthorizing a powerful state regulatory body after pushback from Xcel Energy and a coalition of business and labor groups. HB26-1326 reauthorizes the Colorado Public Utilities Commission, or the PUC. for another seven years. The PUC regulates thousands of businesses, including monopoly utilities like Xcel, ride-share operators, telecommunications giants, towing companies and other private entities. Every few years, lawmakers review and reauthorize the commission, through what’s called a “s
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The 4–3 Split: How Rapid Growth is Fracturing Erie’s Politics
Yellow Scene Magazine
KEYWORD SCORE: 68.78. air quality, boulder, boulder county, commission, development, housing, infrastructure, land use, mayor, multi-family, redevelop, sustainability, traffic, transit, transportation, zoning
Following Erie citizens’ approval of home rule in 2023, supporters argued that moving to the new system would empower Erie with better decision-making ability as the town continued to grow rapidly. However, less than two years after this historic vote, Erie continues to make crucial decisions in which the town’s future increasingly becomes defined by a stable four-member coalition on the Town Council that has consistently banded together on several of Erie’s major controversies. These voting patterns have been observed on multiple occasions. Mayor Moore, Mayor Pro Tem Bell, and Town Council Me
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“I don’t want to see any more wars:” The national movement leading weekly overpass demonstrations
KGNU News
KEYWORD SCORE: 61.79. boulder, kgnu news, morning magazine
Listeners: Top listeners: KGNU Broadcast Live On-Air 9:00 am - 9:30 am 9:30 am - 12:00 pm 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm “I don’t want to see any more wars:” The national movement leading weekly overpass demonstrations KGNU News Every week on a highway overpass in Boulder, a group of senior citizens gathers, holding signs along the bridge with slogans like “ICE OUT” and “No Fascism.”They’re part of a national movement known as the Visibility Brigade, a network of grassroots groups that use highly visible public spaces, such as overpasses, to share pro-democracy messages with passing commuters.CU Boulder s
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Community Voices: Finding Freedom, and Climate Solutions, on Boulder’s Bike Paths
Boulder Colorado Release
KEYWORD SCORE: 58.81. bike, bike lane, bike path, bikeway, boulder, colorado, infrastructure, multimodal, public health, sustainable, traffic, transit, transportation, transportation system, walkable
Community Voices: Finding Freedom, and Climate Solutions, on Boulder’s Bike Paths Rachel Alba1.jpg niclil@boulder… Tue, 05/26/2026 - 10:38 May 26, 2026 For Rachel, Director of Religious Education at the Unitarian Universalist Church of Boulder, choosing how to get around the city wasn’t just about transportation. It was about building a life aligned with her values. “When I moved to Boulder, I was looking for a place where I would not need a car,” she said. “I have not driven regularly since high school, and I did not want to start again.” In Boulder, that choice became possible. Rachel’s dail
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Boulder County commissioners revive disputed herbicide project at Red Hill
Boulder Reporting Lab
KEYWORD SCORE: 55.20. boulder, boulder county, claire levy, colorado, commission, diversity, open space, public meeting, u.s. 36
Boulder County commissioners voted last week to move forward with a controversial herbicide project at Red Hill, reviving a plan that had been paused for months after strong public opposition and ongoing concerns from residents about past herbicide applications by county staff. The project calls for drones to spray the herbicide indaziflam across roughly 800 acres of county open space west of U.S. 36 near St. Vrain and Hygiene roads, including portions of Heil Valley Ranch. County officials say the treatment is necessary to control invasive cheatgrass, which can crowd out native species and in
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Community Invited to Boulder Home Safety and Tenant Rights Event on June 9
Yellow Scene Magazine
KEYWORD SCORE: 54.38. boulder, city of boulder, colorado, development, eviction, housing, penfield tate, rental assistance, tenant
*Press releases are provided to Yellow Scene Magazine. In an effort to keep our community informed, we publish some press releases in whole.* *Tuesday, May 26, 2026* *Media Contacts:* *Lyndsy Morse-Casillas, Media Relations, 720-610-7524* *Cate Stanek, Media Relations, 303-775-0984* *Brenda Ritenour, Community Engagement Manager, 303-916-7465* *www.bouldercolorado.gov* *Community Invited to Home Safety and Tenant Rights Event on June 9* *Join the city for a free event to learn about tenant rights and home safety.* *BOULDER, Colo.* – The City of Boulder invites community members to a free infor
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Yoav Lurie: BVSD should expand sibling enrollment preference districtwide
Boulder Reporting Lab
KEYWORD SCORE: 51.98. boulder, boulder valley school district, bvsd, infrastructure, public meeting, students, transit, working group
*This commentary is by Yoav Lurie, the parent of a Summit Middle School student and a Foothill Elementary student, a former Teach For America staff member and a Boulder-based entrepreneur.* Last year, when my daughter got into Summit Middle Charter School through the lottery, our family did something we hadn’t planned: We explored Boulder Valley School District, liked what we saw and pulled both kids out of private school. We were especially worried about the middle school transition. What we found at Summit impressed us. Our daughter walked into a school where teachers knew families, where ei
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How Colorado’s urban farmers are preparing for increasingly dry summers
KGNU News
KEYWORD SCORE: 50.66. boulder, colorado, kgnu news, morning magazine
Listeners: Top listeners: KGNU Broadcast Live On-Air 9:00 am - 9:30 am 9:30 am - 12:00 pm 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm How Colorado’s urban farmers are preparing for increasingly dry summers KGNU News On today’s Morning Magazine, we check in with local urban farm, Growing Gardens, to find out how the drought is affecting their ability to grow fruits and vegetables this year.This winter was one of Colorado’s warmest and driest on record. In our community, small farms already face tight margins and other challenges like high land costs. How are they preparing for the difficult growing season ahead? To fin
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Naropa cutting dozens of teaching positions
BizWest
KEYWORD SCORE: 49.56. boulder, budget, colorado, employment, housing, pandemic, students, sustainable, zoning
Facing a post-pandemic drop in enrollment and structural budgetary deficits, Boulder’s Naropa... BOULDER — Facing a post-pandemic drop in enrollment and structural budgetary deficits, Boulder’s Naropa University is eliminating (for now, at least) a dozen core faculty positions and many more full- or part-time visiting instructor roles. The cuts come as Naropa, a liberal arts school with a Buddhism-inspired curriculum founded in 1974 by Tibetan Buddhist teacher Chögyam Trungpa, prepares to sells off much of its Boulder campus real estate in an effort to raise operating capital and move closer t
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Coalition Requesting Colorado Contractors Withdraw Proposed Initiative 175 Grows To 57 Organizations
Yellow Scene Magazine
KEYWORD SCORE: 49.25. bicycle, bike, boulder, boulder county, budget, colorado, commission, latino, sierra club, transit, transportation, working group
*Press releases are provided to Yellow Scene Magazine. In an effort to keep our community informed, we publish some press releases in whole.* *May 26, 2026* *Contact: Serena Woods* *ser...@woods-strategies.com* *Coalition Opposing Proposed Initiative 175 grows to 57 Organizations* *Hospitals, business groups, higher education institutions, K-12 education advocates, conservation advocates, public transit organizations, local governments, and labor organizations are asking proponents to withdraw Initiative 175* *Denver, CO* – Today, Keep Kids First Colorado released a letter, now signed by nearl
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Community Invited to Home Safety and Tenant Rights Event on June 9
Boulder Colorado Release
KEYWORD SCORE: 49.11. boulder, city of boulder, colorado, development, eviction, housing, human services, penfield tate, rental assistance, tenant
Community Invited to Home Safety and Tenant Rights Event on June 9 img0687.jpg morsecasillasl… Tue, 05/26/2026 - 15:12 May 26, 2026 Join the city for a free event to learn about tenant rights and home safety. The City of Boulder invites community members to a free informational event to learn more about home safety and tenant rights on Tuesday, June 9 from 5 to 7:30 p.m. at the Penfield Tate, II Municipal Building, 1777 Broadway, Boulder, CO 80302. This event is designed to help community members understand their rights as tenants, what services are available to support tenants, city laws arou
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Recreate Responsibly this Summer
Boulder Colorado Release
KEYWORD SCORE: 46.81. boulder, city of boulder, colorado, open space
Recreate Responsibly this Summer Fishing in Boulder Creek.jpg clusmans@bould… Tue, 05/26/2026 - 13:41 May 26, 2026 Whether you're hitting the trails, cooling off in the water or exploring open space with your pup, summer in Boulder is packed with opportunity. As always, call 911 in any emergency. The city encourages all community members to celebrate the great weather by recreating responsibly. Below you will find tips for trail recreation, enjoying open space with dogs, water safety and fire safety. Trail Recreation Boulder's Open Space and Mountain Parks (OSMP) system offers over 155 miles o
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The shocking death toll of cars in poor countries
Vox - Policy
KEYWORD SCORE: 42.69. bike, buses, cars, development, enforcement, infrastructure, low-income, public health, scooter, traffic, transit, transportation
[image: Motorcyclists, buses, and trucks share a curving rural road bordered by trees, with little separation between vehicles and vulnerable road users.] A road in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. | Godong/Universal Images Group via Getty Images The story of global health over the last few centuries has generally been one of great progress — vastly longer lifespans, far fewer women dying in childbirth, many fewer children dying from miserable diseases like measles and smallpox. But there is one often overlooked feature of modernity that has brought a new and enormous degree of mortality and injury
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An Obscure Political Race With Big Consequences for California
Governing
KEYWORD SCORE: 39.97. commission, development, election, housing, housing crisis, moratorium, sustainable, yimby
In Brief: Five candidates are vying to be the next California insurance commissioner. The state’s insurance market has been scrambled by increasingly frequent wildfires and other disasters. Some candidates say insurance premiums need to rise, while others are promoting publicly run disaster insurance. People with big political ambitions don’t tend to be drawn to the California insurance commissioner’s office. It’s one of the lower-profile statewide positions, charged with regulating the insurance industries that operate in the state and approving insurance rates. And it’s one of the less glamo
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Driving You Crazy: Why has the City of Aurora not upgraded its old sodium streetlights to LED?
Denver 7 News
KEYWORD SCORE: 38.97. boulder, city council, city manager, city of boulder, colorado, electric vehicle, energy efficiency, mayor, public meeting, public works, sustainability, sustainable, traffic, transit, transportation
Ethan from Arapahoe County writes, What's driving you crazy? Why has the city of Aurora not upgraded its old sodium streetlights to LED? Most cities surrounding Aurora have but the city still has its mismatched, broken, and dim streetlights. This would directly help so many of the safety issues we see on Aurora roads. It's almost 2026 and Aurora still has no plan to get this done to save money and have safer streets! Whats going on?? When driving around Aurora you might assume the street lights are all owned and maintained by the city. That is not the case. Nearly all of the older streetlights
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Investment Grade Forecasts actually over-estimate future traffic
City Observatory
KEYWORD SCORE: 38.19. budget, cars, commission, infrastructure, pandemic, traffic, transit, transportation
The Interstate Bridge Replacement project’s investment grade analysis traffic and revenue analysis shows the $15 billion project will be a waste of money that will serve fewer vehicles in 2050 than use the bridge today. And it will cause tens of thousands of vehicles to divert to the parallel I-205 bridge, increasing traffic, congestion and pollution. IBR’s generously funded public relations team is trying to divert attention from these inconvenient truths with a pat talking point: They’re falsely claiming that the investment grade analysis (a much more detailed, sophisticated and accurate set
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Quantinuum IPO pricing values Broomfield firm at upwards of $13B
BizWest
KEYWORD SCORE: 37.25. boulder, colorado, commission, development
Quantinuum Inc. revealed in a prospectus Tuesday that the Broomfield-based quantum-computing... BROOMFIELD — Quantinuum Inc. revealed in a prospectus Tuesday that the Broomfield-based quantum-computing company plans to sell 21 million shares at $45 to $50 each, raising as much much as $1.05 billion in an initial public offering that values the company as upwards of $12.7 billion.The company, which plans to be traded on the Nasdaq Global Select Market under the ticker symbol “QNT,” was formed in 2021 with the merger of Honeywell Quantum Solutions, formerly a division within parent Honeywell Int
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CDLE: Software developers outnumber fast-food workers in Boulder metro
BizWest
KEYWORD SCORE: 36.94. boulder, colorado, transportation
Fast-food workers, retail employees or cashiers are the most-common occupations in all of... Fast-food workers, retail employees or cashiers are the most-common occupations in all of Colorado’s metro areas save one: Boulder. THIS ARTICLE IS FOR SUBSCRIBERS ONLY Continue reading for less than $3 per week! Get a month of award-winning local business news, trends and insights Access award-winning content today! Login Processing your subscription now!If you canceled your payment, click here to close this window.If you processed a payment and this page does not reload in 10 seconds, please reach ou
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How Colorado’s richest mining family ended up in a Boulder County cabin
Boulder Reporting Lab
KEYWORD SCORE: 36.48. boulder, boulder county, colorado, tabor
Colorado’s legendary 19th century “Silver King” Horace Austin Tabor made a fortune mining silver in Leadville, Colorado. Then he lost it all with his mistress-turned-wife, Baby Doe, at his side. Articles, books, and even an opera *—* “The Ballad of Baby Doe” *—* explore the Tabors’ rise and fall. Few accounts, though, mention a little-known chapter in their lives. In a final attempt to recoup his losses, Horace moved his wife and two young daughters to western Boulder County, where he hoped to rebuild his wealth, this time with gold. Originally a stone cutter from Vermont, Horace and his first
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Watchmaker Genomics recognized for excellence in exporting
BizWest
KEYWORD SCORE: 36.14. boulder, colorado, development
Watchmaker Genomics Inc., a biotechnology company developing advanced tools for genomic analysis,... BOULDER — Watchmaker Genomics Inc., a biotechnology company developing advanced tools for genomic analysis, has been awarded the 2026 Governor’s Award for Excellence in Exporting.The announcement was made Thursday by Gov. Jared Polis, Lt. Gov. Dianne Primavera and the Global Business Development Division of the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade as part of World Trade Day.“Colorado is a leader in innovation, and we are building a strong workforce and growing our eco
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State Sen. Julie Gonzales says she’s campaigning against ‘do-nothing’ Democrats in the US Senate primary
Colorado Public Radio
KEYWORD SCORE: 35.89. colorado, election, enforcement, housing, latino, mayor, police, renter, voting rights
Julie Gonzales, a state senator and community organizer, is challenging one of the biggest figures in Colorado politics: John Hickenlooper, the former governor, former Denver mayor, and current U.S. senator. Gonzales and Hickenlooper are facing off in this June’s primary election to determine the Democratic candidate for the seat. Gonzales says she’s running to disrupt “do-nothing” Democrats — an argument she outlined in a recent interview with Ryan Warner, senior host of Colorado Matters. “Will we continue to engage in six more years of ‘go along to get along politics,’ or will we make histor
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Congressional Black Caucus calls for corporate leaders to speak out for voting rights
Colorado Newsline
KEYWORD SCORE: 32.48. black, civil rights, colorado, diversity, election, police, racial discrimination, racial equity, voting rights
[image: A group of protestors hold a banner saying “Black Voters Matter” with a quote from Allen v. Milligan, a 2023 case that required Alabama to draw a second congressional district to give Black voters an opportunity to elect their preferred leaders, on May 4, 2026 at the Alabama Statehouse in Montgomery, Alabama. (Photo by Brian Lyman/Alabama Reflector)] A group of protestors hold a banner saying “Black Voters Matter” with a quote from Allen v. Milligan, a 2023 case that required Alabama to draw a second congressional district to give Black voters an opportunity to elect their preferred le
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Cargill’s lockout of 1,700 workers stopped beef production, sending ripples through the supply chain
Colorado Sun
KEYWORD SCORE: 32.20. city manager, colorado, infrastructure, sales tax, transportation, walkout
*FORT MORGAN* — Hundreds of workers on rotating shifts continued to gather outside the Cargill meatpacking facility in Fort Morgan on Tuesday, waving signs that read “The Steaks Are High” seven days after the largest privately owned company in the United States locked them out. But the vibe in the crowd outside the fenced facility was jovial, as songs in different languages blared from a Teamsters Local 455 union truck. Organizers shook hands, patted backs and handed out more signs. Big rigs blasted their air horns, and a group of Haitian workers boogied to their own music blaring from a boomb
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Voluntary departures spike as immigrants face squalid detention, pressure to leave
Colorado Newsline
KEYWORD SCORE: 32.08. colorado, enforcement, immigration enforcement, lawsuit, oau
[image: Rooftop guards stand in October 2025 at the Broadview immigration detention center in Illinois, which was accused in a lawsuit of pressuring immigrants to sign voluntary departure papers during detention in squalid conditions. A seven-fold increase in departure agreements is raising concerns that Trump administration tactics are unfairly pressuring immigrants into leaving, even if they have a legal right to stay. (Photo by Andrew Adams/Capitol News Illinois)] Rooftop guards stand in October 2025 at the Broadview immigration detention center in Illinois, which was accused in a lawsuit o
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Portraits In Aging: As America marks 250 years and Colorado marks 150, reflections on what it’s like growing older in the Centennial state
Colorado Public Radio
KEYWORD SCORE: 31.00. black, bus stop, cars, colorado, commission, diversity, hispanic, housing, infrastructure, mayor, traffic, transit, transportation
As the United States marks 250 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence in 1776 on July 4th, its semiquincentennial, and Colorado prepares to celebrate 150 years of statehood on August 1, Colorado is experiencing a demographic shift – sometimes referred to as a “silver tsunami” — that state leaders say will continue to reshape everything from housing and health care to the workforce and public services. In 2022, for the first time in state history, residents over age 60 outnumbered those under 18, signaling what state officials describe as a fast-accelerating aging trend. Acc
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Think you can run the fastest time up Boulder's Green Mountain? Prove it to win $750
Denver 7 News
KEYWORD SCORE: 28.67. boulder, city of boulder
BOULDER, Colo. If you think you have what it takes to run the fastest time up Boulder's Green Mountain, or the stamina to summit it more times than anybody else, you may find yourself in the running to win hundreds of dollars. The month-long La Sportiva Green Mountain Challenge is back for another year. La Sportiva, an outdoor apparel and footwear company, is challenging the community yet again to tackle this difficult uphill. Between May 15 and June 15, runners are invited to kick off the summer trail running season by racing up Green Mountain, a 8,100-foot peak above the city of Boulder. To
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Cotter Corp claims it is running out of money and can’t post a bond to assure uranium mill cleanup in Cañon City
Colorado Sun
KEYWORD SCORE: 28.25. colorado, commission, enforcement, public health, public meeting
[image: Railroad tracks run through barren land with a few buildings] *CAÑON CITY —* Amid an ongoing dispute over whether the Cotter Corp. must post a $4.7 million bond to ensure completion of risk assessment work at the Superfund site around its former uranium mill, Cotter claimed that it is running out of money. Talks about the company’s financial assets and liabilities are going on behind closed doors with the Environmental Protection Agency’s enforcement division, said Paul Stoick, EPA’s remedial project manager for the Lincoln Park Superfund Site. “I am not involved in that,” he said foll
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How Callais broke the Voting Rights Act and weaponized the equal protection clause: part 1
SCOTUS Blog
KEYWORD SCORE: 27.94. black, civil rights, racial discrimination, voting rights
*Please note that SCOTUS Outside Opinions constitute the views of outside contributors and do not reflect the official opinions of SCOTUSblog.* Much of the reporting on *Louisiana v. Callais* suggests the court stopped short of finding Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act (which prohibits racial discrimination in voting) unconstitutional. The opinion’s author, Justice Samuel Alito, took great pains to suggest as much. The court, he wrote, was not “abandon[ing]” the prior framework, that, for decades, authoritatively construed Section 2’s sweep. Instead, Alito insisted, *Callais* was merely an “u
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Family of unarmed Black man killed by Aurora police sues city — again
Denver Westword
KEYWORD SCORE: 27.94. apartment, black, boulder, city attorney, city council, civil rights, colorado, lawsuit, police
[image: Family of unarmed Black man killed by Aurora police sues city — again] The district attorney found the use of deadly force justified in 2024, but a state report questioned aspects of the shooting. The post Family of unarmed Black man killed by Aurora police sues city — again appeared first on Denver Westword. Today’s the Summer Guide listings deadline: We’re looking for the coolest events in Colorado’s hottest seasonChris PerezAudio By CarbonatixAn Aurora SWAT officer fatally shot 37-year-old Kilyn Lewis in May 2024. Lewis was the suspect in a drive-by shooting from weeks prior, but at
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Boulder 7th-grader Derek Li competes at Scripps National Spelling Bee
Denver 7 News
KEYWORD SCORE: 27.36. boulder, colorado, petition, students
Derek Li breaks down a word the way a mathematician breaks down a number. "I kind of like to draw an analogy to math," the 13-year-old said. "Because in math, every number can be, at least integers, can be expressed as a product of their prime numbers. And it's kind of like in the spelling bee, words can be expressed as a conjunction of their roots." The Boulder seventh-grader is one of two students representing Colorado at this year's Scripps National Spelling Bee, set for May 26 in Washington, D.C. He will compete against 246 other young spellers from across the United States, U.S. territori
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Meadow Music returns with nature-themed concerts for kids
9 News Denver
KEYWORD SCORE: 27.31. boulder, colorado
Meadow Music is a Boulder summer tradition that draws families from across the Front Range for live music under the Flatirons. BOULDER, Colo. — A free outdoor concert series for families is back this summer at Chautauqua Park in Boulder.The 22nd season of Meadow Music begins Monday, June 1, and continues through July 18.Held Monday evenings at Chautauqua Park, the shows blend original nature-themed kids' music with silly skits, costume changes, and audience participation. Organizers said each concert begins with a toddler-friendly hike along a 0.2-mile nature loop where kids search for the ani
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Unending oral arguments
SCOTUS Blog
KEYWORD SCORE: 25.02. enforcement, lawsuit, mayor, pandemic, petition, voting rights
On this day in 2009, then-President Barack Obama nominated Sonia Sotomayor to the Supreme Court. At the Court On Thursday, the justices met in a private conference to discuss cases and vote on petitions for review. Orders from that conference are expected this morning at 9:30 a.m. EDT. The court has indicated that it may announce opinions on Thursday at 10 a.m. EDT. We will be live blogging that morning beginning at 9:30. Morning ReadsOral arguments are taking forever. Supreme Court justices have had enough *John Fritze, CNN* Oral argument sessions at the Supreme Court are getting longer, and
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Search committee names sole finalist for National Western Center CEO
BizWest
KEYWORD SCORE: 24.48. boulder, colorado, mayor, sustainability
A search committee has named Kate Girotti as the sole finalist for CEO of the National Western... DENVER — A search committee has named Kate Girotti as the sole finalist for CEO of the National Western Center Authority.Girotti brings experience in live sports, entertainment and hospitality, most recently serving in an executive role at Legends Global.“Kate Girotti emerged from a highly competitive field as the leader best equipped to build on the years of hard work, collaboration, and progress that have shaped the National Western Center Authority, bringing the experience and strategic leaders
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This Philly Barbecue Joint Is Built on Second Chances
Next City
KEYWORD SCORE: 23.63. black, city council, mayor, small business
(Photo by Connor Pope / Unsplash) *This story was produced as part of Next City’s joint Equitable Cities Reporting Fellowship with Resolve Philly’s Germantown Info Hub.* When the Rev. James H. Buck opens the second location of his barbecue joint in Philadelphia’s Mt. Airy neighborhood this fall, he already knows where his new hires are coming from. In early May, he visited a state correctional institution and came home with five pages of names — people scheduled for release by year’s end, many of them with food service experience, all of them needing work. The interviews have already begun. In
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FNL runway widening project to begin Monday
BizWest
KEYWORD SCORE: 22.88. boulder, colorado, tenant
Tenants and stakeholders at Northern Colorado Regional Airport will get one final briefing... Tenants and stakeholders at Northern Colorado Regional Airport will get one final briefing Wednesday before next week’s start of construction project to expand the facility’s main north-south runway. THIS ARTICLE IS FOR SUBSCRIBERS ONLY Continue reading for less than $3 per week! Get a month of award-winning local business news, trends and insights Access award-winning content today! Login Processing your subscription now!If you canceled your payment, click here to close this window.If you processed a
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As farmers age out, a federal loan program is helping young Coloradans prepare to take their place
Colorado Public Radio
KEYWORD SCORE: 21.84. boulder, boulder county, budget, colorado, development, students
The average American farmer is nearing retirement age, and finding the next generation to take over is no easy task. For young people looking to gain experience in agriculture, even small-scale livestock projects can come with significant costs. Beyond the initial purchase price of a beef cow, for example, raising them to sell at a county or state fair means budgeting for hay, mineral supplements and veterinary care, with totals reaching well into the thousands. For many families, that cost is out of reach. But, programs like the USDA’s youth loan initiative are trying to change that — giving
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