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Real estate: patiently awaiting what’s next

Real estate: patiently awaiting what’s next

| Mar 14, 2023
A lot of would-be buyers prefer to sit pretty with their current low-interest mortgages. But if mortgages drop back to 5%, house sales will activate.
PLAN-Boulder supports slow growth and affordability, opposes forced density

PLAN-Boulder supports slow growth and affordability, opposes forced density

| Mar 5, 2022
Some recent "opinion pieces" to the contrary, density, by itself, is not enough to create affordability.
Growth and density: great for developers, not for housing affordability

Growth and density: great for developers, not for housing affordability

| Mar 4, 2022
Councilman Mark Wallach contends that more and denser housing hasn't helped housing affordability anywhere.
Students may have tipped the balance in City Council race

Students may have tipped the balance in City Council race

| Nov 12, 2021
Who voted on Election Day? And: Did a last-minute surge of student voting deliver victory to the Coalition side?
Do Camera’s hedge fund owners deserve us?

Do Camera’s hedge fund owners deserve us?

| Jun 23, 2021
"I would suggest to the entire staff of the Daily Camera that you leave this slowly dying institution and form a new online paper"
Verizon Wireless still hates North Boulder (but loves our money)

Verizon Wireless still hates North Boulder (but loves our money)

| Jan 12, 2021
Verizon's notorious "dead zones" persist on Iris Ave., near Lucky's Market, and in west Newlands.
World falling deeper into Alice’s rabbit hole

World falling deeper into Alice’s rabbit hole

| Aug 4, 2020
In the age of COVID-19, everyone (Congress, bankers, bureaucrats) all could use some gentle correctives. Here goes.

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From our archives...
Yes, there was a time when Boulder Reporter was actively reporting. Here are some of the better articles from those halcyon days.
Boulder reeling from epic flood event

Boulder reeling from epic flood event

| Sep 15, 2013
The rains came and lasted for days. Boulder and Colorado face disaster recovery phase.
Furor over elk shooting by Boulder police

Furor over elk shooting by Boulder police

| Jan 4, 2013
A sign of class warfare between police and Boulder's liberal elite.
Chilling picture of alleged Aurora shooter

Chilling picture of alleged Aurora shooter

| Aug 27, 2012
Reporters begin to put together a picture of a troubled mind.
Haunted by Bill McKibben

Haunted by Bill McKibben

| May 10, 2010
Climate change is already engulfing us. We should act -- even if it's too late.
The Rods of Lyons

The Rods of Lyons

| Apr 22, 2010
Mike Clark makes exquisite fly rods and keeps old traditions alive.
Is the Boulder City Council really in charge?

Is the Boulder City Council really in charge?

| Mar 31, 2010
Daily Camera scolds the nine on the dais for their iPhones. Is our council/city manager system the real issue?
Friday night launch party for “The Blue Line”

Friday night launch party for “The Blue Line”

| Mar 12, 2010
A who's who of liberal Boulder met for "soft launch" of a website hosting collaborative reporting.
Growe Foundation’s bash at BMOCA draws Boulder’s food-culture elite

Growe Foundation’s bash at BMOCA draws Boulder’s food-culture elite

| Dec 5, 2009
BMOCA was the scene, The Kitchen brought the food, the dress ranged from super-casual to black dresses and stilettos, as Boulder came out for Growe Foundation benefit Dec. 4.
The partying started at noon at Brasserie Ten Ten

The partying started at noon at Brasserie Ten Ten

| Nov 14, 2009
Is Brasserie Ten Ten always this busy on a Saturday at lunch, or was it the special First Bite Boulder menu? Young Boulder sure seemed to be having a blast.
City Council election night report and photos

City Council election night report and photos

| Nov 4, 2009
Boulder voted to keep the progressive bias on its City Council Tuesday. Suzy Ageton and Matt Appelbaum were reelected by comfortable margins. Incumbent Macon Cowles finished third, and newcomers KC Becker and George Karakehian won seats.
Read other selected stories from our archives