On Tuesday October 4th, more than 100 people signed up to tell Boulder City Council how they feel about expanding the number and location of city housing co-ops. Boulder residents for and against a newly revised ordinance that’s being considered, […]
On August 12th through 14th, Boulder’s Shambala Center will host a weekend-long event called Living beyond Hope and Fear about climate change. KGNU’s Kendra Kruger spoke with Emily Keeling Takahashi, co chair of this weekend’s program, and Melanie Klein, the Executive Director of the Shambala Center. […]
“Just smile at people, look at them, look them in the eye, say hello. Just those little things, if a lot of people did them could make a huge difference.” Diversity in Boulder: a Call to Action! is a community […]
“There are a whole set of issues around the middle income housing strategy and how do we move forward.” -Will Toor on Boulder housing. Former Boulder Mayor and Boulder County Commissioner Will Toor helped organize the very first YIMBY (Yes […]
Peter Lengsfelder writes under the name of PG Lengsfelder and his first novel is Beautiful to the Bone. Lengsfelder began his writing career at 7 years old, co-editing a neighborhood newspaper with Annemarie, his next-door neighbor. His lifelong passion for […]
This month’s Nature Almanac, Steve Jones and Ruth Carol Cushman comment on the neotropical birds that are finally in Boulder in abundance, with a special look at Bullock’s Orioles at Sawhill Ponds. Steve Jones and Ruth Carol Cushman are co-authors of The […]
On this episode of Nibbles, food critic John Lehndorff talks about many of the different foods available at the Boulder Farmer’s Market and whether the market is being overrun by the food tents. The best things John ate this week were empanadas […]
“If the state of Colorado is going to be in the vanguard of cannabis policy reform then the University of Colorado as the flagship public university, should be in the vanguard of cannabis education reform.” The 2016 Cannabis Symposium is […]
