Subject: Longmont

• More Messages: Hard Sell

  January 22, 2007

• After Midnight

  March 19, 2009

• A Cut Above

  November 13, 2008

• Mile High Makeout: Rolling on the River

  July 17, 2008

• Despite a Longmonster sighting, RTD still doesn't serve Nebraska

  October 31, 2008

• Say What?

  A Taste of Language is a mouthful

  August 26, 2004

• Best stone

  June 29, 2000

• Best Place to Find Roy Rogers Chenille Bedspreads Online

  March 29, 2001

• Best Teen Dance Club Founded by Teens

  April 4, 2002

• Best Tea

  April 4, 2002

• Best Introduction to Small-Town Culture

  March 27, 2003

• The Rib House is moving to Boulder

  Since Kevin Taylor's Prima in Boulder closed in late 2007, its spot at One Boulder Plaza has housed only a "For Lease" sign. But now Tracy Webb, chef/owner of The Rib House, at 1920 South Coffman Street in Longmont, will turn this location into his second Rib House.Webb is from Kansas City and has been doing KC barbecue -- characterized by a sweeter, thicker sauce, among other things -- in Longmont for almost ten years. And he had a very holistic reason for choosing his Boulder address.

  February 17, 2009

• Best Polar Bear Art

  March 25, 2004

• Outside the Office

  Films at the Brewery screens a cult classic.

  September 4, 2008

• Garden of Eatin'

  Fresh, local food lines the Longmont Museum’s walls.

  July 17, 2008

• A Wing and a Prayer

  Even at 100, Cole Kugel is ready for takeoff.

  March 28, 2002

• Best Place to Discover Musical Gifts

  The Music Stand

  March 29, 2001

• Holiday Hotness

  Estrojam's fundraiser is smokin'.

  December 13, 2007

• Tusk Safari Lounge

  Take a run through the jungle.

  April 17, 2008

• In Stitches

  March 20, 2008

• Garden of Eatin'

  August 30, 2007

• All's Fair

  A day of cucumbers, cooks and collages in Boulder.

  July 19, 2007

• A Feast for Fools

  March 30, 2006

• Stay Gold

  Mustangs and Madras take flight with a new album and tour.

  October 19, 2006

• Letters to the Editor

  From the week of November 3, 2005

  November 3, 2005

• This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

  September 15, 2005

• Sound Bites

  August 11, 2005

• The Rhythm of Andalusia

  Multimedia flamenco show captures gitano spirit

  April 29, 2004

• Breaking Ground

  Club Breakdown opens its arms

  October 9, 2003

• This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

  September 18, 2003

• Honk for Geese

  Geese Galore showcases Longmont’s fowl fare.

  July 18, 2002

• Alley Cat

  A new gallery show features local backyards.

  October 5, 2000

• High and Dry

  Even in the best of times, farmers and developers fight for Colorado's water. And this summer's drought is far from the best of times.

  August 24, 2000

• Going With the Flow

  As spring melts into summer, water users along the St. Vrain could find themselves up the creek.

  June 22, 2000

• Fast, Cheap and Out of Control

  When the housing boom hit Longmont, city inspectors missed a few steps.

  October 28, 1999

• A Helping Handout

  To win underwriting contracts, bond houses provide campaigns with free political pros--but taxpayers wind up carrying the load.

  June 4, 1998

• Letters

  May 15, 1997

• Ring Around the Sprawler

  An ultimatum from the feds may lead to a line in the sand for Denver developers.

  May 9, 1996

• STRANGE BUT TRUE

  DRIBBLES AND BITS AND BITS AND BITS.

  December 28, 1994

• Today: To market, to market

  Marcyzk's Fine Foods, at 770 East 17th Avenue, today is offering 10 percent off on all store sales, as well as sales in the adjacent wine shop. For more info, call 303-894-9499 or go to www.marczykfinefoods.com. And the Cherry Creek Fresh Market kicks off its eleventh season at 8 a.m. today; it's in the Bed, Bath & Beyond parking lot. The Denver Botanic Gardens is throwing a local food festival from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. today at Chatfield, 8500 Dear Canyon Road in Littleton; for information, cal

  May 2, 2009

• Chocolate and beer -- what more could you need?

  The Colorado Chocolate Festival returns to the Denver Merchandise Mart this weekend, starting with a Friday Night Gala from 7 to 10 p.m. tonight; the regular show runs from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. tomorrow. Tickets to the gala are $12, regular admission is $7 adults, kids 5-12 are $3, and under 5 are free. For more information, go to www.chocolate-festival.org or read our calendar story. At 4 p.m. tonight, the Tasty Weasel, the new Oskar Blues tasting room at 1800 Pike Road in Longmont, will introduc

  May 8, 2009

• May showers bring Belgian beer flowers

  Spring is the saison for Belgian-style ales, in particular because the lighter, citrusy sweet flavors - which accompany many Belgian beer types -- go so well served cold after a warm, flower-fragranced day. A couple of Colorado breweries have just released their seasonal Belgians, while a couple more are on their way.

  May 28, 2009

• Not-So-New Urbanism: Prospect

  The Congress for the New Urbanism is holding its annual conference in Denver June 10-14, complete with bus tours of our most well-known new-urbanist enclaves. But how do you judge walkable, neighborhood-based developments? Is it by the diversity (or lack thereof) of their residents, the number of parks nearby, their stumbling distance to a local watering hole? Over the next few days, we'll explore and judge -- oh yes, judge -- six of these developments and find out which is the most urban of t

  June 12, 2009

• Barbecue in Boulder, by way of Kansas City

  Okay, so this one, I did not expect. For quite a while after Kevin Taylor shut down the Boulder outlet of his Prima brand -- the one in the big, lovely space at 1801 13th Street, in the One Boulder Plaza development just spitting distance from the site of the Boulder Farmers' Market -- I wondered who was going to take over the spot. Granted, the One Boulder project had suffered some fairly serious setbacks, losing restaurants that should've been slam-dunks, and for a time, it just seemed as thou

  June 24, 2009

• Denver-based DigitalGlobe can see your house -- and it's making a mint doing it

  DigitalGlobe When you want to stalk someone but Facebook and parking outside their house for hours with binoculars just aren't doing it for you, how about buying high-resolution images of their neighborhood as taken by satellites? Sure, you could just get an image off of Google Maps, but if you want to go the extra mile, turn to the source -- Longmont-based DigitalGlobe, one of the world's premier satellite imagery companies. The company says it provides the "best resolution satellite imagery

  July 6, 2009

• Denver Blogs: Salazar with a commanding early fundraising lead

  ​ We're giving away three links every day. All you have to do is send them to us. The challenger for John Salazar's House seat isn't exactly rolling in dough at this point. (Colorado Independent) Corruption for a good cause in Longmont? (Face the State) Brekenridge might not even need to vote to legalize pot. (5280)

  July 29, 2009

• Colorado Crimes: Brian Christopher Naranjo shouldn't have drawn that gun

  Brian Christopher Naranjo.​The press releases issued in the wake of yesterday's officers-involved shooting suggest that Longmont resident Brian Christopher Naranjo, 35, had numerous opportunities to avoid getting shot and killed. Naranjo, who's been arrested in the past for everything from forgery to menacing (and was wanted on a failure-to-appear traffic charge), led cops on a chase through Longmont, and after being brought to a halt by an intentional crash, he reacted to a shotgun blast

  August 11, 2009

• Cannabis Therapy Institute offers framework for dispensary regulations

  ​Last night, city councils at localities throughout the state, including Longmont, Lafayette, Louisville and Thornton, discussed the issue of medical-marijuana dispensaries at city council meetings. In Durango, for instance, officials approved preliminary tweaks in regulations, setting hours of operation and forbidding such businesses to locate in residential neighborhoods. Against this backdrop, the Cannabis Therapy Institute, one of the state's most vigorous medical-marijuana advocacy g

  October 7, 2009

• Holiday beer season 2009 has begun

  ​Are you still in summer mode? Having trouble folding up your linen and packing it away in favor of fleece? Still pretending to be warm while shivering on some bar's patio? Well, here's a sudsy fact that might shock you into reality: local breweries have already begun rolling out their holiday beers -- those sticky, powerful, warming, wonderful concoctions that do for your brain and body what a roaring fire does for the house. Odell released its winter warmer, Isolation Ale, on September

  October 7, 2009

• High Fiber Diet

  October 29, 2009