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Why Snarf’s Still Owns Lunch in Boulder
Boulder has plenty of lunch options, but sometimes the craving is specific: toasted bread, warm fillings, melted cheese, and a kick of hot peppers. For that kind of lunch, Snarf’s has been making its case since 1996. Thirty years after its first shop opened on Pearl Street, the Boulder-born...
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What Bill Nye had to say to students at CU Boulder
From elementary school classrooms to CU's Macky Auditorium, Bill Nye the Science Guy has never stopped inspiring Generation Z students. Thursday, the university posted a video showing Nye telling a sold-out audience to "change the world!"
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AT BOULDERMOD, HIGH SCHOOLERS ARE BUILDING AFFORDABLE HOMES FOR BOULDER RESIDENTS
Boulder Valley School District shop teacher Darrin Rasmussen, center, and student intern Rowan Cattau, right, review building plans with BoulderMOD student workers at the BoulderMOD factory in Boulder on Oct. 19. Photo credit: Lewis Jolly/Boulder Weekly. A city-built factory run by Flatirons Habitat for Humanity is training students in construction...
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Renovation of Louisville’s Historic Grain Elevator to Begin
Press releases are provided to Yellow Scene Magazine. In an effort to keep our community informed, we publish some press releases in whole. 950 Spruce Street, Suite 2C, Louisville, CO 80027 | 303.673.9304. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE. Renovation of Louisville’s Historic Grain Elevator to Begin. Originally serving the Louisville area’s...
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🎻 Boulder musicians rally to save the Merc + 41 things to do
This week’s Culture Club is sponsored by the Downtown Boulder Partnership, which is kicking off the holiday season Nov. 22 with a Cookie Crawl, TubaChristmas, festive performances and Santa lighting up the Pearl Street Mall. See what’s planned. Hi there, Boulder, and welcome back to Culture Club! It’s...
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School crossing concerns, Draco updates and Erie’s new mayor
After two students were struck by a vehicle near an Erie school, residents filled the Nov. 10 Town Council meeting with calls for safer streets and faster action. The concerns came during a meeting that also brought updates on the Draco oil and gas project, new protections for the Page property and approval of the town’s 2027 budget. The night ended with a change in leadership as Brandon Bell took over as mayor following Andrew Moore’s resignation.
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A pair of No. 1 seeds stumble on Day 1 of girls volleyball state tournament
DENVER – Each time Avery Tychsen threw down a kill and Addison Jones turned University away with a block, Berthoud’s belief grew more and more. After taking the two of the first three sets, the Spartans never wavered and scored perhaps the upset of the day, beating University 25-21, 20-25, 25-17, 25-22 in the second round of the Class 3A girls volleyball state tournament. It was Tychsen who ended the match with a kill in the fourth set, making a small corner of the Denver Coliseum erupt like Clint Barmes had just hit a walk-off home run to lift the Colorado Rockies over the San Diego Padres in 2005.
The Center Square
Colorado voters approve transit tax despite economy
(The Center Square) - Colorado voters approved a sales tax increase to fund a transit project that could cost the state over $1 billion in gross domestic product over the next 10 years. Residents in the Front Range Passenger Rail District voted 56% to 44% in favor of Ballot Issue 7A, which would create a 0.33% sales tax for the district, including 31 cities such as Denver, Boulder, Fort Collins, Pueblo and Colorado Springs. The Nov. 3 ballot initiative is expected to raise an estimated $295 million annually for the Front Range Passenger Rail District. The extra tax revenue will help the public agency expand its starter rail route between Denver and Fort Collins to Colorado Springs and Pueblo while increasing train frequency across the corridor. The Denver-to-Fort Collins route is expected to start in 2029, while the others are anticipated to begin in 2032. Sal Pace, general manager of the Front Range Passenger Rail District, said Colorado is “one of the most congested states in the country,” especially in the Denver metropolitan area. “On average, people are losing two entire full work weeks every single year being stuck in traffic,” he told The Center Square. The new project will