Women lauded for inspiring Boulder

06/20/11 Five local women will be honored next week by the Boulder Chamber as "Women Who Light the Community." Their stories vary, but their colleagues and peers agree that each has made Boulder a better place to live through countless hours of service.

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CU-Boulder orientation and summer camps bring activity to campus

06/15/11 University of Colorado incoming freshmen will get their first taste of campus life this summer during orientation, which starts today. Part of getting acclimated to college life will include a night in the dorms for new students, said Alyson Koerner, who will be a freshman at CU in the fall.

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Jeremy Adams transfers, CU scores

06/15/11 If you`re looking for the next Alec Burks or Cory Higgins, they`re not on campus. However, Jeremy Adams has arrived at Colorado looking to make a name for himself.

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Lijit Develops RTB Platform to Help Mid and Long-Tail Publishers Better Monetize their Inventory

06/15/11 Lijit Networks, Inc., an innovative provider of advertising services, audience analytics, and reader engagement tools for online publishers, today announced the release of its proprietary real-time bidding platform.

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People on the move

06/15/11 CLIFTON GUNDERSON: Named Bret Yoder leader of the firm's Rocky Mountain practice, which includes offices in Colorado and New Mexico. Yoder joined the accounting and consulting firm in 2002.

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Convenient quinoa

06/15/11 Sometimes an epiphany comes over a plate of ramen noodles. Yes, really. In 2007, Christopher Algea was cooking up what he calls a "fancy ramen noodle blend" for lunch after a business class on product development at the University of Colorado.

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Woody's Mailbag: Humidor is here to stay

06/15/11 Sports columnist Woody Paige responds to your questions in Woody's Mailbag. In this installment, Woody tackles six questions, including four related to the NFL lockout.

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Brain Storm: Future meteorologist Tim Lahmers making most of time at Cal U

06/09/11 To hear that Tim Lahmers was named to an academic all-district team isn't much of a surprise.  read more »

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Pine beetles could trigger earlier snowmelt

06/09/11 A lodgepole pine tree killed by mountain pine beetles glows red in the early morning light in Ryan Park, Wyo. in the Snowy Range in late August 2010. This summer the U.S. Forest Service worked in nearly 60 campgrounds and recreation areas in the Medicine Bow-Routt National Forest to either clear dead trees or spray those they could protect.

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What do kids playing soccer have to do with ski season?

06/09/11 The Aspen, Colo. ski industry is gravely concerned about East Coast youth soccer.

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Robert Knudsen, sexually violent predator, registers with Boulder police

06/09/11 A sexually violent predator, Robert Knudsen recently registered with Boulder police. (Boulder police)

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Judith Chalfen, 85; took action to help reform children's TV

06/09/11 It was the 1960s, and "Sesame Street'' and Jim Henson's Muppets had not yet appeared on public television. The few children's shows on regular television often exposed them to violence and contained many commercials that made the young watchers crave inappropriate products.

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Female Australopiths Left Home Once Mature, Males Didn't

06/01/11 By Ewen Callaway of Nature magazine Fossilized teeth of early human ancestors bear signs that females left their families when they came of age, whereas males stayed close to home. A chemical analysis of australopithecine fossils ranging between roughly 1.8 million and 2.2 million years old from two South African caves finds that teeth thought to belong to females are more likely to have ...

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Racing on uncovered feet is divine, trainer says

06/01/11 Racing on uncovered feet is divine, trainer says By Brian T. Smith The Salt Lake Tribune Published Jun 1, 2011 07:14PM MDT No shoes. No socks. All glory. That is barefoot running to Michael Sandler. The energetic, passionate Sandler started running as a young child, preferring to sprint to school rather than sit on a bus. His heart leaned toward cycling and speedskating, but he relied on his ...

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Celebrity chefs prove kids can eat their veggies

05/26/11 Jax Fish House chef and culinary celebrity Hosea Rosenberg has a longstanding streak of impressing palates, but he has yet to prove himself against some of the toughest natural-born food critics: kids.

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Weld judge sentences three in employer thefts

05/26/11 When the economy sours, in some cases, so do values. Weld District Court Judge Timothy Kerns this week sentenced three people, who stole a combined $78,460 from their employers in recent years, to work release sentences in Weld County Jail, giving them time to pay back their former employers.

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Janet Scarborough Civitelli, PhD, Joins FlexJobs as Director of Business Development

05/26/11 Janet Scarborough Civitelli, PhD., joins the virtual staff at FlexJobs, the leading online service providing hand-screened flexible jobs, such as telecommuting, part-time and flexible schedules, and freelance contracts.

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BNSF track near Laurel closed

05/26/11 All Burlington Northern Santa Fe and Montana Rail Link tracks across Montana will be operating by early Thursday evening after flood damage near Laurel and Livingston was repaired.

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REAL ESTATE: Boulder, Broomfield, Weld home sales

05/26/11 HOME SALES Listed are the buyer, the property address, the seller and the amount. Boulder Davis Weigand -- 6212 Willow Lane, Fawzia Ahmad, $199,900.

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July 2011 Geology highlights -- articles posted ahead of print May 24

05/26/11 ( Geological Society of America ) Locations studied include Alligator Point, Cat Island, Bahamas; Rice Lake, Ontario, Canada; Liverpool Land, east Greenland; Mount Rainier, Washington, USA; the Yangtze Gorges area, South China; the Moresby Seamount detachment, Woodlark Basin (east of Papua New Guinea); Hilo Ridge, Hawaii, USA; the Isua supracrustal belt, southern West Greenland; the northern ...

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