Its that time of year again...for
SPRINKLER SYSTEM BLOW-OUTS
but this season
I'm going to do it a NEW WAY
Neighborhood
Service Days
By working in you area on specific days only
we can reduce the carbon footprint
for providing this service.
I will red
Ann Westerberg of Littleton is fascinated with modern castles.
“Most were built by men who were dreamers, or as ego boosters,” she said this month in a talk to the Boulder Rotary Club.
Westerberg has written a book, “Castles of Colorado: Scandals,
Cleft lip and cleft palate result from errors in the development pattern before birth. They can cause serious health issues, and in third world cultures often result in ostracism because of the deformed appearance of the face.
Boulder plastic surgeo
Boulder author Dan Baum’s new book is “Nine Lives: Death and Life in New Orleans.” More specifically it tells the stories of nine people who live in the city, post-Hurricane Katrina.
Baum was a member of the staff of the New Yorker magazine in 2005,
State Sen. Rollie Heath says he is facing some of the most difficult problems of his career, dealing with Colorado’s financial trouble.
Heath came to politics late: a Wisconsin law school graduate, he served for over 20 years in the U.S. Army Judge
Access. Cost. Quality. Those are three dimensions of a satisfactory health care system, according to Dr. Mark Laitos.
Laitos, who is president-elect of the Colorado Medical Society, a physician in family practice in Longmont, a founder of a health c
Terry Greenblatt recalls waiting in the green room before her first live CNN interview in 2002, trying not to panic.
Her work advocating for women’s rights, peace and justice in Israel had brought her to the highest halls of power, in Europe and the
Mayor Nancy Sharpe of Greenwood Village told the Boulder Rotary Club recently that RTD’s FasTracks program may need another infusion of taxpayer money to finish on schedule and as planned.
Sharpe, who represents the Metro Mayors Caucus made up of 38
The idea is simple enough: put a camera on a satellite and take pictures of the Earth below. As usual, the devil is in the details.
Those details were described in Walter Scott’s recent talk to Boulder Rotary Club. Scott is executive vice president
The Boulder Rotary Club joins Rotary clubs throughout the world in raising $100 million this fall to end polio, in response to a $225 million challenge grant from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
District 5450 in central Colorado has set a goa
Boulder is one of seven cities in the United States, along with their African Sister City counterparts, awarded grants to be used for addressing sanitation, health and water issues in African urban areas.
The grant from the African Urban Poverty All
There's a new and entertaining book about Boulder and Boulderites.
I laughed out loud when I found myself in some dialogues"
" I remember talking about that with my friend on the phone in a coffee shop and now I find it in the book! I ought to watch
Broomfield, CO, During the month that features a national holiday to celebrate the achievements of American workers, is seems only appropriate that the week beginning September 14 has been designated as “National Direct Support Professionals Recognit
Griefshare is a friendly, caring group of people who will walk alongside you through one of life's most difficult experiences. You don't have to go through the painful grieving process alone.
GriefShare is a weekly mini-seminar and support group led
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DivorceCare seminars and support groups are led by people who understand wha
Does anyone stop to take a minute, just sixty seconds each day, to think about your soldiers? Your sons, daughters, brothers, sisters, friends and such. Think about what they go through. Think about how many times, over and over they go through it! B
Though money is tight, Impact on Education finds a way to help students in need.
Global, national, and local media is jammed packed with bad news about the state of the economy. Yet in the face of it all, Impact on Education made the bold commitment
Though money is tight, Impact on Education finds a way to help students in need.
Global, national, and local media is jammed packed with bad news about the state of the economy. Yet in the face of it all, Impact on Education made the bold commitment
Though money is tight, Impact on Education finds a way to help students in need.
Global, national, and local media is jammed packed with bad news about the state of the economy. Yet in the face of it all, Impact on Education made the bold commitment
Though money is tight, Impact on Education finds a way to help students in need.
Global, national, and local media is jammed packed with bad news about the state of the economy. Yet in the face of it all, Impact on Education made the bold commitment