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An 82-year-old woman who was injured in a firebomb attack in Boulder, Colorado, has died
Colorado Politics · Boulder

An 82-year-old woman who was injured in a firebomb attack in Boulder, Colorado, has died

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An 82-year-old Colorado woman who was injured in a Molotov cocktail attack on demonstrators in support of Israeli hostages this month has died, according to court documents filed Monday.See the Story
Trump administration wants to axe all of NOAA’s climate research
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Trump administration wants to axe all of NOAA’s climate research

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The Trump administration wants to zero out climate research at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), according to a newly released budget document. See the Story
Boulder City Council Approves Major Parking Changes
Boulder, Colorado · Boulder

Boulder City Council Approves Major Parking Changes

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Goodbye, parking minimums. The Boulder City Council voted unanimously Thursday night to amend city code and do away with minimum parking requirements for new developments. That move was part of a series of parking and transportation-related policies approved by the council through a pair of ordinances. Parking reform advocates say parking minimums drive up building development costs. Under previous rules, a new, 2,500-square-foot restaurant is c…See the Story

Boulder Chain Suspect Allegedly Attacked 10 People over Two Days

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The suspect allegedly attacked or threatened 10 people across Boulder over two days before being detained on June 27.Politics · BoulderSee the Story

Boulder City Council opts not to put property tax measure on 2025 ballot

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Most members of Boulder City Council last week opted not to place a property tax measure on the 2025 ballot that would have funded projects in parks, civic buildings and public spaces. The decision followed a June survey of about 400 likely voters that found the proposal lacked majority support. Councilmembers said they were concerned the property tax measure could jeopardize a more popular sales tax proposal. They are still considering asking v…Taxes · BoulderSee the Story

[Opinion] Opinion — Brian Keegan: The myth of a 'full' Boulder — and how our policies are driving people away

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The idea that Boulder is full because its population is 'exploding' is not supported by the data.Opinion · BoulderRead Article

Boulder councilmembers eye further changes to open comment to prevent disruptions related to war in Gaza

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The Boulder City Council on June 26 directed city staff to draft new rules on open comment. It is the latest attempt to keep meetings running smoothly following more than a year of disruptions, many involving calls for the council to take a stand against the war in Gaza and some including verbal attacks on Jewish councilmembers. Open comment is the section at the start of council meetings where speakers typically have two minutes to speak direct…Gaza · GazaRead Article

Boulder mobile home residents face summer without critical shade trees after owner cuts them down

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For decades, towering cottonwood trees provided welcome shade at Table Mesa Village Mobile Home Park, a small, tightly knit community in South Boulder. Some residents moved there specifically for the trees. But now, they’re all gone.  Zane Blackmer, a local real estate investor, bought the park in 2016. Not long after, he removed more than half the trees. Earlier this year, he cut down the rest. He told residents the trees were nearing the end o…Boulder, Colorado · BoulderRead Article

Survey shows Boulder voters skeptical of property tax hike for infrastructure

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A new city-commissioned survey suggests most City of Boulder voters would not support a property tax increase to pay for parks and other infrastructure projects. The results come as city officials and councilmembers contemplate a potential ballot measure this fall to increase city revenue amid a looming budget shortfall and a backlog of unfunded infrastructure projects.  The poll, conducted by California-based Probolsky Research, found just 38% …Infrastructure · BoulderRead Article

Erie officials remove Pride flags, then raise them again

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Pride flags flown from town flagpoles in Erie were briefly removed last week after the town determined that they had been raised in violation of a 2021 policy limiting ceremonial flag displays to “those supported by a Presidential or Gubernatorial proclamation.” President Trump has not issued such a proclamation, and Gov. Polis had not yet done so this year when the flags were first raised. The removal came after a resident inquired about the fl…Pride Month · ErieRead Article

‘An angel without wings’: The man helping hundreds in Boulder County recover from addiction

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In certain Boulder County addiction recovery circles, Harold Niedzielski is a near-mythic figure.  Officially, he’s a community peer recovery navigator at the Longmont Recovery Cafe, a space for people healing from addiction. Unofficially, he’s a recovery fixer, the go-to person for getting someone into treatment quickly, even when the system makes it hard. Under his guidance, wait times that stretch for months are sometimes reduced to days, hel…Colorado Springs · Colorado SpringsRead Article

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