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Boulder Weekly is a local alternative news and culture outlet serving Boulder, Colorado, with an editorial focus on community issues, arts, and lifestyle coverage.
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Local group helps teens struggling with mental health - Boulder Weekly (opens the original)
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BOULDER | Suicide rates among teens continues to remain high, but a Boulder County organization hopes to bring new awareness of prevention techniques. September is National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, which was first established in 2008. Nearly 20 years later, suicide is the third leading cause of death among ages 15-29, with 720,000 deaths per year, according to the World Health Organization. This year’s theme, “Changing the Narrative,” is aimed at changing the way we discuss suicide an
On the Road - Boulder Weekly (opens the original)
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LONGMONT | Getting around Longmont on two-wheels is a more viable option for those wishing to pedal between destinations. In about one-month’s time, residents of and visitors to Longmont checked out the city’s new electronic bikes over 200 times. Longmont rolled out its new public electric bike share program in July, after installation of 5 docking stations for the nearly 30 e-bikes by BCycle. The e-bike program is funded by a $1.5 million grant from the Colorado Energy Office’s Community Accele
New hotel gets approval (opens the original)
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By Emma Houckes, Boulder Weekly BOULDER | Boulder City Council approved a purchase agreement between the Central Area General Improvement District, or CAGID, and the developers of the Midnight Auteur hotel. The agreement concerns a property at 2121 Broadway, currently a parking lot at Broadway and Spruce Street. The developer also o
Boulder musician releases new album as a love letter to the city (opens the original)
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By Brendan Bishop/Boulder Weekly BOULDER | Some of the most vibrant indie music in the state comes from musicians who first cut their teeth performing at parties on the University of Colorado (CU) Boulder campus, in dive bars like Sundown Saloon and The Sink or even just playing tunes on Pearl Street. Which is exactly the formula that Ashcroft, otherwise known as Benton Helzberg, followed before releasing his first album on Sept. 18, with hopes of reaching an even wider audience. Helzberg, who d
The 12th Jaipur Literature Festival in Boulder - The Integration of Arts, Science and Culture - Boulder Weekly (opens the original)
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Boulder will host the Jaipur Literature Festival this week, which celebrates global diversity and draws in not only local book enthusiasts, but also scientists, artists, historians and politicians, allowing space to share conversations and connections to inform renewed perceptions on world issues. The festival this year includes18 speakers, all artists, professors and writers from different cultures and countries across the world, looking to unite attendees with common themes. “At the end of all
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