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Jeff Howenstein died on Nov. 1 following years of confronting cancer. He was recently featured in the Webster-Kirkwood Times in a story about a benefit jam hosted by his family

Things to do in Boulder on Thursday, Nov. 9.

Things to do in Boulder on Wednesday, Nov. 8.

How can I impart to my child a genuine comprehension of the suffering some individuals endure, all while ensuring they are shielded from such harsh realities?

In an unprecedented election season, the spotlight has been seized by proposed legislation on safety risks related to homelessness, the polarizing Safe Questions arise about ballot measure 302's effectiveness and intent

Without raising taxes, the $3.7 million in annual funding for arts and culture that Ballot Issue 2A would generate would be a game changer.

Let’s elect leaders who will bring balance to City Council and prioritize both helping the homeless and keeping all of us safe.

Daniel Zemke is a firm believer in democracy by the people.

Safety is important, thus the city’s increased efforts, isolating our children from the realities of our society doesn't do them any favors.

Boulder High’s annual haunted house promises an immersion into a world of creepy dolls, childhood games with a scary twist and stuffed animals gone bad with this year's vintage toy box theme.