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Pavement concerns punctuate hearing
County Planning Commission members were confronted Wednesday with questions about Boulder County's policies for paving or maintaining gravel roads and resurfacing roads in rural subdivisions.
Silver Creek to focus on leadership
Next spring, select Silver Creek High School seniors will work with city employees on prairie dog mitigation, water purification and weed control at the future park site south of the school.
Library hosts exhibit by artist Cheryl Pennington
For the month of November, and in celebration of the "Year of the Archive" and the rich history of Estes Park, "The Art Upstairs" at the Estes Park Public Library features the hand-colored photographs of local artist Cheryl Pennington.
Job loss in Longmont continues to increase, according to numbers released Monday by the Longmont Area Economic Council.
Shorter fair's logistics will be a challenge for organizers
Marsha Slepicka sat at the back of the poultry barn during August's Boulder County Fair but didn't know what to say when a father and his 3-year-old came to see the chickens and there weren't any there.
'Working group' wrestles with subdivision pavement problems
Property owners throughout unincorporated Boulder County must be recruited to the cause of coming up with the money needed to fund the resurfacing of crumbling county roads, a group of rural subdivision residents agreed Tuesday.
Legal fight: Porsche vs. Crocs - huh?
Can you tell the difference between a plastic shoe and a luxury sports car? Porsche, the famed German car company, is entangled in a legal spat with Crocs, the maker of rubber shoes.
Thirteen elementary schools in the St. Vrain Valley School District did not make adequate yearly progress this year, up from five in 2008, according to the Colorado Department of Education.
Foundation helps teens achieve their dreams
For more than four years, Fred McGehan has been a mentor, friend, role model and father figure for 14-year-old David Amaya.
Pete Wernick Announces Winter Banjo Camp Scholarships
BMNN wrote: on Nov. 03, 2009: Pete "Dr. Banjo" Wernick will offer several scholarships for his 2010 Winter Banjo Camps to deserving banjo pickers who would otherwise have difficulty affording it, thanks to some generous folks including Stelling Banjo and the Colorado Bluegrass Music Society .
Searls spent 8 years on school board
Sandi Searls ran for the St. Vrain Valley School District Board of Education in 2001 in part to change the math curriculum.
Mistrial: Boulder County jury can't agree in urine-drinking sex...
Joseph Cardillo, accused of sexually assaulting an 8-year-old girl and drinking her urine, testified during his trial today.
Niwot resident says county should resurface subdivisions' roads
Boulder County should come up with the millions of dollars needed to replace crumbling pavement on many of the roads in 100 rural residential subdivisions, a Niwot resident told county commissioners during a Thursday budget hearing.
Boulder sheriff: Children say woman tried to entice them into van
The Boulder County Sheriff's Office is investigating a report by a 10-year-old girl that she and her 1-year-old brother were approached while playing in a Niwot park by a woman who demanded that they get into her van.
LYONS - Fossil Ridge High School cross country runners and coaches had mixed emotions Thursday following the Class 4A Region 2 championships.
University officials say higher ed an investment
Colorado lawmakers and residents should look at the state's research universities as revenue-generators, not expenditures, two state university officials said Thursday.
CSU researchers get grant to help cool firefighters' gear
A group of CSU engineering professors has received a $917,000 grant to help get a product to market that would keep firefighters cool inside their heavy fire-proof gear, an issue that's nationally regarded as one of the biggest concerns firefighters face.
Julie Artz, of Lyons, her daughter Lily, at left, and her son Gabriel hold some vegetables from the family's root cellar in their unheated basement.
Crocs opening its largest store ever on Pearl St. in Boulder
An iconic reptile image soon will grace a shop on Boulder's iconic walking mall.
Liquid-Cooled Suit Could Soon Protect Firefighters
Firefighters may soon get some protection from dangerous heat stress thanks to research at Colorado State University.