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Bookwoman: An intriguing game of cat and mouse
Justine Poole works as a security bodyguard for an agency that protects the rich and famous in Southern California. One night, on a job, Justine kills two robbers while protecting an elderly couple. She is featured as a hero on the news, but the gangster for whom the robbers worked is outraged. He hires a hitman to take out Justine, and the chase is on.
Longmont's Craft Yoga celebrates 10 years
Beer and yoga? Brie Michalik will drink to that. After an hour of typical yoga poses like downward dog and tree pose, Michalik’s class is more than ready for some refreshments, but most of them are not headed to grab a cold cup of water. Instead, they’re lining up in the beer garden at Lefthand Brewing for whatever happens to be on tap.
Lafayette jewelry shop offers classes in metalsmithing, other jewelry techniques
Silver Peak Studio and Gallery in Lafayette aims to make jewelry making accessible and approachable, because whether people are just learning how to tie a simple knot or take up metalsmithing classes, everyone deserves the chance to create a piece that they are proud of. Owner Silver Peak Jenn Lesea-Ames...
Review: Spirit Hound Straight Malt Whisky
The American single malt world continues to blossom and Colorado has been at the forefront. Spirit Hound Distillers is located in Lyons, Colorado, but they’re well known in London, as their Straight Malt Whisky was named Whisky of the Year and Best in Show at the 2024 London Spirits Competition.
Pet Sustainability Coalition’s Earth Day Rally Eliminates 18.7 Tons of CO2
(PRESS RELEASE) BOULDER, CO — In April 2024, the Pet Sustainability Coalition welcomed hundreds of pet industry professionals to complete thousands of micro-actions that saved 18,700 tons of CO2 from entering the environment, shattering the 15 ton goal. With zero cost to participate, its third annual Earth Day Rally 30-day sprint inspired hundreds of individuals to take concrete actions that lead to a better future for pets, people, and the planet.
Colorado student artists will see their works, and identities, on display in the U.S. Capitol
Skye Little Cloud entered the Congressional Art Competition on a whim. The 16-year-old senior at Skyline High School in Longmont explained that her art teachers forwarded the contest to her and she thought it would be fun. Her painting, titled “The Hoofed Protector,” was selected by a panel from Congressman...
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