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Open letter to Mairead McGuinness, European Commissioner for Financial Services, Financial Stability and Capital Markets Union

The Boulder City Council has voted to remove a member from the Police Oversight Panel, the latest flashpoint in a dispute that has dominated Boulder headlines for months.

The 33 residents living in the Mezzanine have until March 4 to move out, according to the nonprofit. Some are looking outside of Boulder for a place they can afford.

The lingering impact of smoke and soot is complicating insurers' efforts to resolve homeowners claims from the Marshall Fire, which destroyed 1,084 homes

A Cork communications company has been shortlisted for a national award for excellence in public relations.

Plus, how a truckdriver-turned Harvard MBA came to give $101 million for nursing education in Montana, and Black Lives Matter protests are shaping how people understand racial inequality

Donors secure $100 million to benefit people of color on climate change, and Ukrainian media, facing physical and financial harms, needs immediate and long-term support (opinion)

Plus, philanthropy must never forget what the pandemic taught us about supporting public health (opinion). Also, while Ukraine is getting all the attention, other causes need help, too

Plus, the Chicago financier Ken Griffin is giving a N.Y. museum $40 million, and how charities are contributing to the growing mistrust of mental-health text-message crisis lines

Switzerland is a well-known destination for money from all over the world, in part because of its banking secrecy laws.......................