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By Emily BernardBoulder Weekly James Calabaza carried an empty chair into the circle and set it among the participants. Not for a guest. Not for
By Matt Weiner Boulder Weekly He entered the 2026 season with a redemptive edge. A
By Evan Borman Boulder Weekly Passes and ticket packages for the 2027 Sundance Film Festival
By Emily Bernard Boulder Weekly Every noise echoes off cinder block and steel. The air tastes of metal and smells of bleach. Constant light throws shadows across the bunks. Yet amid this bleak, sterile atmosphere, someone sits atop a thin mat on a concrete floor – asked only to breathe. Most people inside Boulder County
By Matt Weiner Boulder Weekly When spring 2027 rolls around and speakers crackle with “Pomp and Circumstance,” Merelyn Chavez may reflect on her journey from an economically disadvantaged home to graduating from the University of Colorado Boulder; from not fully grasping English until fifth grade to majoring in molecular, cellular and developmental biology and minoring
