With another winter approaching and the pandemic showing no signs of let-up, Boulder City Council heard a report on proposed changes to how those experiencing homelessness […]
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Boulder City Council Says “No” to Suspending Occupancy Limits During Pandemic
Despite a request from Governor Jared Polis, Boulder will not suspend housing occupancy limits for the duration of the coronavirus pandemic. In July, the Governor recommended […]
Boulder City Council Moves Forward with Lethal Prairie Dog Control
Prairie dogs have been a nuisance on agriculture lands managed by Boulder’s Open Space Department for many decades – but the solution for how to control […]
“Our Mayor, Our Choice” Headed to Boulder’s November Ballot
Boulder is the largest city in Colorado that does not directly elect its mayor. But that may change in future years. KGNU’s Roz Brown reports that […]
Boulder Schools Change Course to Cope with COVID-19
After a month’s absence, Boulder County health officials updated Boulder City Council last night on how COVID-19 is affecting the community. KGNU’s Roz Brown reports that […]
Virtual Naysayers Offer Harsh Critique of Gunbarrel Development Proposal
Controversial issues often attract a packed house at Boulder’s city hall, and according to KGNU’s Roz Brown a virtual meeting in the middle of a pandemic […]
Boulder Threatened With Lawsuit Over November Ballot Issue
Three measures Boulder residents had hoped to place on the November ballot through direct democracy are still in limbo after hours of conversation by city council […]
Opponents of Proposed Gunbarrel Apartments Prepare to Pushback
A controversial apartment development in Gunbarrel will get its first look by Boulder City Council members on Tuesday, July 28. The proposed housing development is proposed […]