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| Headline to Appear Here'New Moon' draws crowds in Boulder"Much anticipated" would be an understatement. Lindsey Geist had been counting the days until the release of "New Moon." Brecken Kram, who doesn't even like to read, reread all the books in the "Twilight" series in the days before the premiere. Sara DesGeorges showed up for Century Boulder's midnight showing at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, and she wasn't even the first person in line. Full Story Boulder board approves tree ordinanceAxing trees in Boulder might soon require cutting through some red tape first. The Boulder Planning Board on Thursday night approved adding "tree protection standards" to the city's code. Full Story First Bite Boulder boosts restaurant businessFor John's Restaurant, it's a way to draw in new customers who might otherwise balk at the prices. For Antica Roma, it's a way to announce the restaurant is under new ownership and putting new attention on quality ingredients. Full Story Boulder Valley eases stance on cell towersThe Boulder Valley School District has received numerous requests over the years from cell phone companies interested in erecting towers on school property, and district officials have rejected every one -- until now. Full Story Boulder Planning Board to take on tree regulations ThursdayOf the estimated 400,000 trees in Boulder, only about 10 percent are on public lands and therefore regulated by city codes. The Boulder Planning Board could begin to change that on Thursday, when it considers sweeping regulations that could designate some privately owned trees as historic landmarks, require permits to remove healthy trees on private property and require developers to replace trees they remove for projects. Full Story | |
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