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Scott Rendleman eyes a seat on the Boulder City Council (opens the original)
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Scott Rendleman is eyeing one of the five open seats on the Boulder City Council in November. Rendleman, 58, is a former attorney who spent decades working in healthcare litigation. But he decided to pursue civic service and retired from practicing law to run for the council. He decided to throw his hat into the ring in late July after former Councilmember Mark Wallach abruptly resigned from his post. “As a civil trial lawyer, one of my strengths was listening to an opponent and then reaching an
Tina Marquis eyes re-election to Boulder City Council (opens the original)
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The 55-year-old sitting City Council member is running for re-election. A Boulder resident of 24 years, Marquis has served on the council since 2023 and envisions a Boulder that thrives for future generations. And she thinks she’s equipped to guide the city to that vision. “I think in an interesting way, and I welcome this, a shift towards structural change and long-term change,” Marquis said, referring to what she thinks is unique about this year’s election compared to past ones. She later adde
Boulder’s Police Oversight Panel members speak about reduced role (opens the original)
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Boulder’s Police Oversight Panel was established six years ago to be a meaningful watchdog to the city’s police force. In the past six months, it has completed just one case review. That revelation comes from testimony by Lizzie Friend, one of the panel’s co-chairs, during the Boulder City Council’s virtual discussion on public safety on Thursday. The dearth of reviews comes about a year after the Boulder Police Department and Sherry Daun, the city’s independent police monitor, changed the proce
After nearly a dozen layoffs last year, more may be on tap for Boulder’s library district (opens the original)
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That revelation comes as BPLD officials anticipate a tight 2027 budget. Officials have tabbed reappropriating $1.5 million to $2 million to address deferred maintenance throughout the district. Addressing those needs, though, could mean slashing some of the less-popular library programs and a 20% reduction in staffing costs. Last year, the BPLD cut 11½ full-time equivalents, or positions. The BPLD is currently asking for voluntary retirements and hour cuts. Layoffs will start with administrative
Pearl Arts District clears hurdle, bringing Boulder closer to its next big music venue (opens the original)
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Denver has Empower Field; Boulder has Folsom Field. Denver has the Fillmore Auditorium; Boulder has the Fox Theater. Denver has Mission Ballroom; Boulder has, well, no real equivalent. A unanimous decision from the Boulder Planning Board on Tuesday could be a big step toward fixing that. The Pearl Arts District cleared its latest hurdle when the Planning Board moved forward a recommendation that the area be rezoned from an industrial land-use designation to mixed-use. An amendment to that recomm
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