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After organizing more than 75 events during June, Boulder's Walk & Bike Month organizers were very pleased Bike to Work Day on June 24 drew more than 7,000 registrants, including people who live in Boulder or commuted to Boulder for the event. It was the second highest turnout in the 33-year history of Boulder's pedestrian- and bike-focused activities. "Despite a...
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Provided by: Gary Stebick

The American Network of Community Options and Resources (ANCOR), which represents more than 850 providers of supports and services to more than 385,000 individuals with disabilities across the nation, recently honored Longmont resident Kyle Sanchez as its 2009 Colorado Direct Support Professional (DSP) of the Year. Kyle is an outstanding young man who was born with a...
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Provided by: Kathryn Richert

One of Broomfield's 2009 priorities is to attract small, locally owned, unique retailers and city staff did just that when they cut a deal with Herb's Meats and Specialty Foods using tax incentives that the city is hoping will attract others. Broomfield City Council on May 26 unanimously approved a proposed plan to give tax incentives to the butchery, which i...
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Provided by: Theresa Coker

On April 27 th, Shanlie Anderson, Juliana Burton, Kelsey Coker and Nicole Conklin who are girl scouts in Boulder County received the Silver Award. It is the highest earned award for Girl Scouts ages 12-14 and the second highest in Girl Scouting. The Girl Scout Silver Award represents a girl's accomplishments in Girl Scouting and her community as she grows and works t...
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Provided by: Meg Denbow

Boulder Creek Events, producers of Boulder County's favorite events, is partnering up with local non-profit organizations to help promote their causes at the Twenty Ninth Street LIVE! Summer Concert Series at the Twenty Ninth Street Mall in Boulder. Each Saturday through Aug. 8, Boulder Creek Events will provide a different non-profit organization with a free booth ...
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