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Mackenzie Sehlke and Lauren Kelso: Boulder’s open space needs farmers. Farmers need housing.

This commentary is by Mackenzie Sehlke, executive director of Boulder County Farmers Markets, a nonprofit dedicated to building a thriving local food system that supports agricultural producers and nourishes the community, and Lauren Kelso, director of the


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Too many schools, too few students: BVSD begins planning possible closures

When Boulder Valley School District leaders unveiled a process for possible school closures earlier this year, the conversation centered largely on numbers: enrollment projections, building capacity and financial pressures.

But behind those spreadsheets is a more human reality: teachers wondering whether they will have jobs next year, families bracing for disruptio...


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Mary Rippon, CU Boulder’s first female professor, hid her husband and child to keep her job

Silvia Pettem is the author of “Separate Lives: Uncovering the Hidden Family of Victorian Professor Mary Rippon.“

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NIST appears to walk back limits on international researchers

The National Institute of Standards and Technology appears to be walking back policies that limited the number of international researchers at the federal lab.

In February,


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Neguse calls for investigation into alleged plan to transfer NCAR program to private company

Rep. Joe Neguse said a whistleblower told his office that officials at the Office of Management and Budget had “proposed or negotiated” transferring parts of the National Center for Atmospheric Research’s space weather program to a private company.

Neguse’s office announced March 9 that it had confirmed the allegation with an individual employed by the company in q...


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