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Weaver: Energy focus since the childhood kitchen table

Weaver: Energy focus since the childhood kitchen table

Sam Weaver, incumbent Boulder City Council member and candidate for re-election in 2017, believes he’s qualified and ready for a second term—a term that could include significant progress on the energy issues he’s focused on for most of his [...]

Byrne: Land use musings on many levels

Byrne: Land use musings on many levels

Ed Byrne, a 2017 candidate for Boulder City Council, can legitimately say he’s seen a thing or two that would be pertinent in a run for this office. He’s lived in Boulder for 36 years, worked as an Assistant City Attorney, owned his own practice [...]

Nagle: A native and Gunbarrel neighbor

Nagle: A native and Gunbarrel neighbor

Mirabai Nagle, a 2017 candidate for Boulder City Council, is a Boulder native and small business owner who decided to run as a result of noticing the town she grew up in was changing—and perhaps not for the better. While Boulder was once known for [...]

Budd: Young techie tackles housing, transportation

Budd: Young techie tackles housing, transportation

Eric Budd, a 2017 candidate for Boulder City Council, is making his first run for elected office, and many locals already know he has wasted no time or energy in efforts to make his positions known. Budd, 35 years old, is running in advocacy of [...]

Boulder Term Limits: There’s no need, so what’s the point?

Boulder Term Limits: There’s no need, so what’s the point?

Let’s cut to the chase. Vote “no” on the Open Boulder initiative to impose term limits on Boulder City Council members if it makes the ballot. Better yet, keep it off the ballot by declining to sign the petition. There is no statistical need [...]

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