CU’s John Wooten, after 54 years, has finally been served college football's highest honor: he is being inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame.
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Residents of Boulder, CO are at odds over the issue of allowing a herd of buffalo to roam within the city's limits. Wealthy businessman Ted Turner recently announced his wish to donate a herd of wild buffalo to the city. » Read More
Boulder is known for its environmental sensibilities, and now officials are pondering banning plastic grocery bags. Straight out of Boulder, CO we're seeing the first case of a grocery bag ban. However, before any action is taken, officials are looking to the residents for their comments. Many residents are confused as to why this is even an issue. But, it’s easy to deduce that... » Read More
It has been four years since the Boulder Valley Flood plain map project started. The Boulder Planning Board recently announced the changes, with issuance of a revised flood plain map. The map identifies which buildings are within a 100-year flood plain and will be required to purchase federal flood insurance. » Read More
Recently the U.S.D.A. announced that, due to complaints from many
parents and school districts, schools would be allowed to serve beef
products without ammonia-treated filler. This change to the national
school lunch program would start next year and give schools the option
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The structures at 1220, 1243, 1232 and 1244 on Grandview Avenue and at 1546 on Broadway are scheduled to be razed, announced Jane Brautigam, Boulder, Colorado's City Manager. A spokesman for the University of Colorado, Bronson Hilliard, agrees, calling the buildings "uninhabitable" and "a nuisance. » Read More
The first Trader Joe’s grocery store in Colorado is set to open in Boulder. The store expects to open by 2012. The store will be located at 1906 28th Street in Boulder - which is now the site of an Applebee’s restaurant. » Read More
A new plan by the University of Colorado could send some in-state students scrambling even more to afford to pay for school at the Boulder campus. A new plan could increase in-state tuition by 15.7 percent next year. » Read More
If you have recently been diagnosed with diabetes, you are probably scared. Being scared is a natural reaction. However, you should know that there is no reason to be scared. Many people all over the world are living with diabetes, and it is in no way a death sentence. There is no reason why you shouldn’t be able to live a happy and active live with diabetes. If you want to make sure... » Read More
If you are wondering whether the quality of the massage supplies you purchase for your spa or massage therapy business really matters, stop wondering. The answer is yes! New innovations in equipment, along with a steady stream of ever-changing spa products means that searching for valuable health information related to your field is crucial, and both good business practice and standards of... » Read More
Fossil fuels are destroying our children’s future in more ways than one. It is hard these days to cover the most basic utility bills such as electricity, gas, and heating bills and the system that we are producing this power from is at best faulty. We need to look at other viable options before it is too late and our natural resources become depleted. It is also... » Read More
After a fantastic hour-long massage, your client is on their way to the sauna for a soak and a steam. What better way to step out of a hot soak than with a soft, white, and most importantly, piping hot towel waiting for you? This inventory of products leaves no stone, or towel unturned, and these cabis are a first rate health resource to make sure your client gets a perfectly steamed towel... » Read More
In this day and age, it is becoming clearer and clearer by the day that the way we as a human race source our power to fuel our every day needs is not a sustainable model. For generations now, we have been completely reliant on dated fossil fuel based models in order to provide ourselves with the power we need for the operations that we have become dependent on. » Read More
If you are ready to start your own massage business, there is a lot that you need to think about and a lot of planning that needs to be done. Not only do you need somewhere to give massages to your clients, you also need the right spa equipment and massage products to offer the best massage services that you can. » Read More
You do not have to be a hobbyist or an investor in order to have gold coins. There are a lot of people who have them but have no interest in them. These folks are oftentimes interested in learning how they can actually cash in on them. » Read More
No one likes dealing with the rising costs of energy. Whether it’s from putting gas in the tank or heating and cooling your home, when you have to pay too much for energy, it’s like tossing the money into the wind. Instead of wasting money on your energy bill for your house each month, you might want to do something else. If you have a home in Oakland, solar power might be the best... » Read More
Predicting what will happen in the stock market is sort of like taking a shot in the dark. Very few people have ever been able to figure out what will happen and the few that do have good instincts when it comes to stock market predicting have made millions and millions of dollars. » Read More
Biofreeze, a topical gel ointment, was originally created to help participants of extreme sports such as rugby or football relieve the pain and discomfort that is often associated with injuries from these activities. » Read More
Welcome to Downtown Boulder in Colorado, one of the smartest, cleanest and most enjoyable cities in the country! You can find Downtown Boulder right at the base of the Rocky Mountain foothills. Downtown Boulder does have a well-deserved reputation of a college city. While there are thousands of students walking and cycling around the area at any given time, there is also a great variety of Americana enjoying life the old fashioned way—suburbia, beer, sports and of course, some adventurous hiking.
The Downtown Boulder area is bustling with activity, and most of it is efficient, clean and very healthy. This is a city that “bikes to work.” You are more likely to find research labs, meditation centers, and high-tech companies instead of oil plants or car dealerships. The air quality makes Boulder attractive to training athletes. The outdoor sports make the city appealing to tourists.
When it comes to lodging, Boulder has both cheap and premium rooms. Hotels like the Alps and St. Julien offer shameless luxury like spas, granite bathrooms and walnut floors. Meanwhile, Millennium Harvest House and the Foot of the Mountain Motel offer rooms and rates that are friendly to families. The most active restaurants in Boulder include Flagstaff House, Black Cat and Frasca. Every culture and cuisine style is represented, from Sushi Zanmai to Sherpa’s, which serves genuine Tibetan and Nepali food.
Some of the most popular events in Downtown Boulder include musical concerts like Mahlerfest, Boulder Bach, the Colorado Shakespeare Festival and the Fall Festival. Shopping in Boulder in an adventure in its own right thanks to eclectic avenues like Pearl Street Mall and Twenty-Ninth Street, which are both highly regarded for their outdoor shopping outlets.
Last but not least, there is plenty of boating, kayaking, fishing and hiking in areas like the Boulder Reservoir, and Eldorado Canyon State Park. Come sample the best of Downtown Boulder and leave a happier, healthier person!
Downtown Boulder offers outstanding shopping, restaurants, services,
entertainment and events for everyone to enjoy. It's easy to Love the
Local with over 85% of the businesses locally owned. Well-known for its
International Film Festival, Downtown Boulder is also home to the
Boulder Philharmonic Orchestra and the Colorado MahlerFest. Come
experience Downtown Boulder houses for sale.
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