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Broomfield police notes for Sept. 14-20 (opens the original)
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Noon: Authorities took a report of second-degree burglary on the 200 block of East Flatiron Crossing Drive. 11:07 p.m.: Broomfield police took a report of second-degree assault on the 13600 block of Via Varra. 7:17 p.m.: Police took a report of theft on the 400 block of Flatiron Boulevard. 4 p.m.: Authorities took a report of third-degree assault on the 3400 block of West 130th Place. 9:16 p.m.: Broomfield police took a report of theft on the 400 block of West Midway Boulevard. 10:18 p.m.: Autho
The potatoes have gone loco at this Broomfield spot that puts a global spin on an ordinary classic (opens the original)
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A new restaurant in Broomfield seeks to bring people together under one of the world’s great uniting causes: the love of potatoes. Whether they’re boiled, mashed or stuck in a stew, potatoes are used in regional dishes from around the world — and The Loco Potato’s Larry Lee is aware of the tuber’s global nature. “Potatoes are in so many cuisines, French, German, Indian, Japanese, you name it,” Lee said, adding that when he and his aunt, Kitty Pan, envisioned the restaurant they were thinking abo
The potatoes have gone loco at this Broomfield spot that puts a spin on an ordinary classic (opens the original)
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A new restaurant in Broomfield seeks to bring people together under one of the world’s great uniting causes: the love of potatoes. Whether they’re boiled, mashed or stuck in a stew, potatoes are used in regional dishes from around the world — and The Loco Potato’s Larry Lee is aware of the tuber’s global nature. “Potatoes are in so many cuisines, French, German, Indian, Japanese, you name it,” Lee said, adding that when he and his aunt, Kitty Pan, envisioned the restaurant they were thinking abo
City moves forward with process to revoke a Broomfield Town Square approval (opens the original)
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Despite its desire for completion of the Broomfield Town Square development, the City Council unanimously decided to pursue revoking an approval officials had given the project years ago — a move proposed “with heavy hearts.” “It is with extremely heavy hearts that Councilmember (Katie) Peterson and I, as representatives of Ward 1, home of the planned Broomfield Town Square project, bring this request to you tonight,” said Councilmember Julie Twiss in a Tuesday meeting, citing a lack of progress
Broomfield likely to redistrict next year to address population distribution discrepancy (opens the original)
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Broomfield is likely to see new district, or ward, boundaries next year as the city seeks to balance City Council representation to Broomfield’s population distribution. In Broomfield, the city is broken into five wards that are each represented by two City Council members. (The mayor is elected “at large,” or by voters around the city. On council decisions, the mayor only votes in cases of a tie, and the mayor generally has veto power, according to the city charter.) Wards “shall have approxima
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