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When we shared Livability's list of the
ten best places to live in 2014, we asked Facebook followers if Boulder, which made the cut, deserves to be number one. Responders included Boulder lovers, Boulder haters and folks whose opinions fall in between. Here's one memorable example.
See also: Photos: Livability's Ten Best Places to Live in 2014 -- and Whether Boulder Made the Cut
Naomi Wolinsky writes:
Sure, Boulder is great if all you like in life are rich, white people. There might be a few people of color there, but most of the color comes when the leaves turn in the fall.
Send your story tips to the author, Michael Roberts.
For more memorable takes, visit our Comment of the Day archive.
