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Hickenlooper declares emergency over 7,673-acre Hewlett fire near Fort Collins
A Fort Collins man whose cookstove sparked the Hewlett Fire has been issued a citation by federal authorities. According to a news release from the U.S. Attorney's Office in Colorado, Weber was camping on the Hewlett Gulch Trail and used an alcohol-fueled stove, which started the fire on May 14.
Categories: Boulder News
Seagate on hiring spree for Longmont facility
Seagate adding more than 200 to its Longmont site, most of them engineers.
Categories: Boulder News
Old Town Lafayette shows off its new logo
An "Icons & Ironwork" design, created by Boulder-based Davis Creative Inc., has been selected by the city as the new logo for Old Town Lafayette. Jennifer Davis, the logo's designer, described the design as being "contemporary, playful and direct" in her logo submission entry.
Categories: Boulder News
Ribbon-cutting Tuesday for revamped Aquarius Trail Head in Louisville
There will be a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 6 p.m. Tuesday for the re-opening of the Aquarius Trail Head in Louisville. The renovation project, which focused on revamping the parking lot and sign, was funded by the 2004 open space and trails sales tax.
Categories: Boulder News
New court order doubles distance Seth Brigham must stay away from city hall
A new restraining order issued for longtime Boulder City Council critic Seth Brigham has doubled the distance that Brigham must legally stay away from the city Municipal Building and the members of the City Council.
Categories: Boulder News
Judith LaBuda appointed new Boulder County district judge
Gov. John Hickenlooper today appointed Judith LaBuda to serve as a Boulder County district judge, according to a news release. LaBuda's appointment will take effect June 30. She is replacing Judge James C. Klein, who announced his retirement in March.
Categories: Boulder News
Boulder to hold open house on voice-and-sight control for dogs on open space
Open Space recently completed an evaluation of the program, which creates a permit process for dog owners who want to allow their dogs off-leash in areas that allow for voice-and-sight control. Dog owners watch a video on voice-and-sight control and display the green program tag for their dogs.
Categories: Boulder News
Two Arapaho-Roosevelt National Forest campgrounds to remain closed
The Peaceful Valley campground in Allenspark will be closed until at least June as crews work to remove a large amount of blown down trees. The Mizpah campground in Empire will be closed for the entire 2012 season due to a culvert washout.
Categories: Boulder News
Evacuations eased for 7,300-acre Hewlett fire near Fort Collins
Residents of about 65 homes threatened by the Hewlett fire northwest of Fort Collins were allowed to return home Thursday evening, but evacuation orders remained in effect for 15 other homes.
Categories: Boulder News
Boulder weather: Rain, thunderstorms expected throughout the weekend
Boulder residents can expect their weekends to be wet and windy, according to the National Weather Service.
Categories: Boulder News
Boulder County sheriff asks for stricter fire rules
The Boulder County Sheriff's Office is recommending adoption of an updated fire ordinance that would create a new permitting system for open burns and add to the list of situations where officials could prohibit fires.
Categories: Boulder News
CU-Boulder student on track to get three degrees in four years
University of Colorado junior Fredrico Gomez was just one of three people in the University Memorial Center dining room Wednesday morning. Even though spring finals ended last week, Gomez said he is studying at least four hours a day to reach his graduation goal.
Categories: Boulder News
CU-Boulder expecting thousands at Folsom Field for Sunday's solar eclipse
Folsom Field may be packed Sunday, but it's not a concert or sporting event drawing the crowds. Rather, it's a solar eclipse.
Categories: Boulder News
Lawmakers: CU-Boulder's canvassing zones threaten free speech
The University of Colorado is drawing criticism from Republican legislators who say the school's new zones for canvassers -- including The Gideons International, which passes out free Bibles -- are a threat to free speech.
Categories: Boulder News
Avery Brewing Co. project in Boulder approved; construction could begin in August
"Awesome." That's the way Avery Brewing Co. president Adam Avery described feeling when his company received Boulder Planning Board approval Thursday night to build a brewery, restaurant and tap room at 4910 Nautilus Court.
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Avery Brewing Co. seeks final approval for $27M project in Boulder
Avery Brewing Co.'s plans to build what would become the largest brewery in Boulder will go before the city's Planning Board on Thursday night for final approval.
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Superior gears up for Morgul race weekend
When Josh Yeaton hits the unforgiving "Wall" during the Morgul-Bismark road race this weekend, he won't get beaten down. He'll get re-energized.
Categories: Boulder News
Weld commissioner defends fracking, contrasts Weld's policies with Boulder County's
LONGMONT -- While Boulder County is looking into possible ways to impose additional regulation of oil and gas exploration, Weld County enthusiastically supports that industry, Weld Commissioner Barbara Kirkmeyer told people attending a Longmont Republican Women's luncheon on Thursday.
Categories: Boulder News
Boulder celebrates first Electric Vehicle Day with expo on CU-Boulder campus
University of Colorado research associate Noah Podolefsky spent a year and $10,000 converting a 1993 GSX-R Suzuki motorcycle into an electric bike and Thursday he got the chance to show off his hard work. Podolefsky's motorcycle sat between a yellow Tesla Roadster and an array of electric-assist bicycles at Boulder's Electric Car Expo in the parking lot next to CU's Wolf Law building.
Categories: Boulder News
Xcel: Working with Boulder preferable to PUC approval
Getting permission from regulators to limit Boulder customers' access to conservation and renewable energy programs would be "suboptimal," compared to working out a deal directly with Boulder officials, the president and CEO of Xcel Energy's Colorado operations told a group of business leaders Thursday.
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