On November 17th, Dave Siegel, CEO of Frontier Airlines wrote a letter to airline employees saying that the company was going to have to make cut […]
Two Months of Bear Protection Ordinance in Boulder
It’s been almost 2 months since the city of Boulder started enforcement of its Bear Protection ordinance. Approved by the city council in March, the ordinance […]
Outsources: Dancing Divas
Guests Susie Pringle, DJ Babs, and others join host Karen Raforth as they explore Dancin’ Divas, a monthly dance lesson and event for lesbians and allies. […]
Grand Master of Memory
The World Memory Championships are taking place in China from December 10th – 14th. Last year’s championships took place in England and Colorado resident and School […]
Businesses Recycling in Boulder
Eco-Cycle and the Boulder Chamber of Commerce are teaming up to press for more business recycling in Boulder. The business recycling and composting is currently voluntary […]
Alternative Voting Methods Symposium
Some 40 voting reform activists, third party candidates, and mathematicians gathered In Glendale Colorado over the weekend for a symposium on Alternative Voting Methods and Election […]
Colombia Peace Activists in Denver
The Peace Talks involving the government of Colombia and peace and labor activists have been ongoing in Havana Cuba over the past 2 years. Representatives of […]
Hope Lights the Night: Remembering those lost to suicide
The 6th annual Hope Lights the Night vigil to remember those lost to suicide, is happening this Wednesday November 19th at 7pm, at the Community United […]