By Adrian Nye By the time Boulder Airport could close in 2040, the reasons that dominate today will likely be significantly improved or even eliminated: noise and leaded gasoline. It’s crazy but true: Most training aircraft now in use were built in the 1970s, over 50 years ago. They are ancient, loud gas guzzlers that […]
The airport is an important part of the lives of those who operate it I am writing to you with concern about the efforts to close the Boulder Municipal Airport. Many people are trying to get it closed based on completely unfounded and silly complaints. My biggest concern is that as a student pilot, I […]
By Julie Marshall Voters can Choose Vote yes to end the trophy hunting of mountain lions for their heads and the fur trapping of bobcats to sell their beautiful fur as coats. It is the right moral choice because Cats Are Not Trophies is on the ballot in November. Our coalition held a press conference […]
WARNING: Reading this article may make you hungry or cause you to consume carbohydrates just by reading it. Okay, so you might not be consuming any carbs while reading this, but you might get hungry. The folks at Taste of Home, a website dedicated to food, recipes, and finding amazing food in every state, recently […]
Favorite Things – Mills Park & Pleasant Home My favorite park in Oak Park is Mills Park, a 11-acre green space south of the downtown business district with entrances on Marion Street, Home Avenue, and Pleasant Street. Originally part of an estate, it was purchased by the Park District of Oak Park from the Mills […]
Our news partners at KVIA have compiled a list of the top-rated Mexican restaurants in El Paso based on Yelp reviews. This is (always has been and certainly always will be) the most hotly contested issue in El Paso history. To further fuel that fire and get a few people excited in the process, read […]
It is a bit of an exaggeration to describe ESPN’s umbrella brand for sports documentaries, 30 for 30as a podcast. The brand’s films, celebrated for using sport to ask bigger questions about life and societal issues, have aired on U.S. television since 2009 and are frequently referenced in pop culture, including in a parody episode […]
During the five years I lived in Denver, I got to know the city through food. I started on South Pearl Street, where I slept on my sister’s couch and fell in love with the shops and restaurants beneath her quaint elevator-less apartment. But I’ve also lived on South Broadway, where I moved from bar […]
USWNT and US men’s basketball win gold in Paris Mallory Swanson scored a goal in the 57th minute to lead the USWNT to gold, while Steph Curry and Co. defeated France on their home court to take the overall victory. PARIS – He appeared in shoes as shiny and gold as the medal he would […]
3 minutes reading time Heather Burroughs | Special to the USA TODAY Network You don’t win arguments with half-truths and TikTok “facts,” but those are exactly the weapons in Governor Kathy Hochul’s arsenal as she attacks the Consumer Directed Personal Assistance Program (CDPAP). CDPAP gives people with disabilities the freedom to manage their own care […]
