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Thursday, November 29,2012

Colorado likely to reverse Boulder County canvass board decision

By Jefferson Dodge
The Colorado secretary of state’s office is mum on where it will come down on the Boulder County canvass board’s refusal to certify local election results, but it would be a shock if the Nov. 6 results were not upheld.
Thursday, November 29,2012

'Gasland' filmmaker to speak at local anti-fracking event

By Jefferson Dodge
Josh Fox, the creator of Gasland, the documentary film that helped catalyze national activism against hydraulic fracturing, will be the guest speaker at an anti-fracking fundraiser in Boulder on Dec. 2.
Wednesday, November 21,2012

Black Friday shopping schedule

By Steve Weishampel
Many stores in Boulder County will be opening early on Thanksgiving and on the days that follow.
Wednesday, November 21,2012

Activists want to start new homeless shelter

By Jefferson Dodge
There is an Army Reserve building on Table Mesa Drive that has long sat empty, and a couple of local activists would like to put it to good use for some of Boulder’s less fortunate.
Wednesday, November 21,2012

‘A hand up’ for homeless Boulder couple

Lexi Weaver’s due date is two weeks away, and for now, she’s still living on the street

By Joel Dyer
The Weaver family is running out of time. And with a new addition due any day, things are getting pretty desperate.
Wednesday, November 21,2012

Thrifting local: The season of giving — and giving back

By Jefferson Dodge and Steve Weishampel
A couple of years ago, a group that got its start in the late 1970s blocking railroad tracks in a successful effort to close Rocky Flats ran into some budget trouble.
Thursday, November 15,2012

Boulder County election workers spar over open meetings

By Jefferson Dodge
In what election integrity activists say is yet another example of transparency problems at the Boulder County Clerk and Recorder’s Office, a top election official told a canvass board member this week that the group’s meetings are not open to the public.
Thursday, November 15,2012

Stricter oil/gas regulations may hinge on setbacks

By Jefferson Dodge
As Boulder County officials mull tougher regulations on oil and gas operations such as hydraulic fracturing, or “fracking,” a key component will be setbacks, the minimum distance between wells and sensitive areas.
Thursday, November 15,2012

Valmont Butte cleanup delayed, $1.4 million over budget

By Jefferson Dodge
City of Boulder officials have announced that the $5 million cleanup of the contaminated 103-acre property the city bought 12 years ago is over budget by more than $1.4 million and will be completed three months late.
Thursday, November 8,2012

Colorado football players collected scholarship money despite legal troubles

By Jeff Dodge and David Accomazzo
Lynn Katoa was a four-star football prospect coming out of his senior year in high school in 2007, a major recruiting coup for head coach Dan Hawkins and assistant Brian Cabral. But success on the playing field would never materialize for the star high school linebacker.
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