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Fireworks, Parades, and Music; Fourth of July in Boulder Colorado
July 3rd, 2010 Categories: Boulder Subdivisions and Neighborhoods, Mountain Living, Relocating
A lot of people are asking me my plans for July 4th weekend here in Boulder County and they are seeking suggestions for some outdoor fun. I’ve compiled this blog in order to education the masses on the not-to-miss events for this festive and time-honored holiday. Let’s begin with Folsom Stadium Fireworks as this is [...]
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A Memorable Finish. Bolder Boulder Race Coverage.
June 1st, 2010 Categories: Boulder Subdivisions and Neighborhoods, Focus on Boulder, Mountain Living
It brought tears to the eyes of some and whether or not you’re an emotional person, all were touched by the outcome of the professional men’s race. Some witnesses are saying it was the most memorable and sportsmanlike finish the Bolder Boulder has ever seen. In case you weren’t the 50,000 participants and observers to [...]
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Connecting Kids With Music In Boulder Colorado
May 16th, 2010 Categories: Boulder Subdivisions and Neighborhoods, Focus on Boulder, Mountain Living, Relocating
The Rocky Mountain Center For Musical Arts located in Boulder Colorado provides access to the best of the world’s music through education and performance. Because their mission is to inspire and connect community member of all ages with the joy of music, they have an awesome summer program designed to connect children with music. Some [...]
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Bear Aware in Boulder
March 22nd, 2010 Categories: Boulder Subdivisions and Neighborhoods, Colorado Round Up, Focus on Boulder, Mountain Living, Real Estate Tales, Relocating
We pay a premium to live close to the hiking and biking trails in Boulder Colorado. Situated at the base of the foothills to the Rocky Mountains, our premium also comes with a responsibility. A recent increase of sightings this past year in Boulder of bears and mountain lions in our city of 100,000 people have prompted [...]
Written by Karen Cifala | Discussion: No Comments »
Fall Fun In Boulder Colorado
September 5th, 2009 Categories: Boulder Subdivisions and Neighborhoods, Buyer's Corner, Focus on Boulder, Mountain Living, Relocating
Is it just me or is it starting to feel more and more like fall around here in Boulder Colorado? Farms are advertising for their festivals, temperatures have dropped, the outdoor pools are closing, school has begun, and it’s already Labor Day. Today I even found two bright red leaves in my lawn (although it’s a little premature [...]
Written by Julie Johnson | Discussion: No Comments »
Boulder Colorado Celebrates 150 years!
February 8th, 2009 Categories: Boulder Subdivisions and Neighborhoods, Focus on Boulder, Mountain Living
For it’s sesquicentennial birthday, Boulder Colorado is literally “ringing in” its big day. According to The Boulder Daily Camera, the city of Boulder is invited to meet downtown near the Boulder County Courthouse by noon, bells in hand to ring one time for each of Boulder’s 150 years. The event happens this Tuesday and the group [...]
Written by Julie Johnson | Discussion: 2 Comments »
How To Keep Your Man in Nederland
November 20th, 2008 Categories: Boulder Subdivisions and Neighborhoods, Mountain Living, Relocating
Well, one way to do it is when he dies you keep him frozen on ice. That’s how Frozen Dead Guy Days got it’s name. Every year on the first full weekend in March (burrrrrr….) Nederland Colorado celebrates “Grandpa Bredo” who supposedly is still kept on ice in the Tuff Shed. His grandson, a Norwegian [...]
Written by Karen Cifala | Discussion: 1 Comment »
Flying High In Boulder Colorado
November 2nd, 2008 Categories: Boulder Subdivisions and Neighborhoods, Dakota Ridge Village, Focus on Boulder, Mountain Living, Wonderland Hills
Need another reason to live in Dakota Ridge Village in Boulder Colorado? With the great views of the Flatirons, access to trails and parks, close-knit community, and shopping availability, you’d think you had all you needed. Well, you haven’t experienced this neighborhood fully until you’ve seen the brightly colored paragliders swooping down the mountain. Yes! [...]
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