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Provided by: Kathryn Richert

In a cozy nook of the children's section at the Lafayette Public Library, school-age kids this summer are cozying up to some furry companions that can make just about any kid feel at home. On June 9, black and golden labrador retrievers named Bonnie and Holly, respectively, and a Hungarian sheepdog named Beepie were fixtures at the library among a sea of books and ...
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Provided by: Reggie Barrett

The trio has been characterized as a mix of "Afro-Latin-Jazz-Fusion-Avant-Garde-Salsa-Folk rhythms from West Africa to the Caribbean." Indeed, you'd need to travel 6,000 miles to both sides of the Atlantic to hear something like the Betancourt Trio. Building from these extended musical roots, these three virtuosi from Venezuela and Guinea mix it all up to create exciti...
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Provided by: Sean McAleavey

With a great selection of designs from Wonderland Homes, one of Colorado's favorite homebuilders, Anna's Farm in Lafayette should be at the top of the list for any prospective homebuyer seeking the finest in the northwest metro Denver or Boulder areas. But the homes themselves are just the beginning of what makes Anna's Farm one of the area's most "complete" communities...
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Provided by: Shirley Scoville

Between mid-July and mid-September, approximately 200 Boulder Colorado Stake quilters made 215 quilts that ultimately will head to victims of natural disasters. At the end of May, William Reynolds, manager of the LDS Humanitarian Center in Salt Lake City, sent a letter to the Boulder Colorado Stake, a local geographical boundary of The Church of Jesus Christ of La...
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