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Denver Water is proposing to expand Gross Reservoir in Boulder County to increase storage capacity. The reservoir expansion and the Moffat tunnel would bring more water from the Fraser River to the Front Range. The expansion has been met with opposition by local residents and water conservationists. We host a […]
Holocaust Remembrance Day We hear about The Mazal Holocaust Collection, considered the world’s largest privately owned Holocaust archive and the most significant U.S. collection outside of the Holocaust museums in New York and Washington, D.C., which has been recently donated to the University of Colorado Boulder. Bruce Montgomery, the Faculty Director […]
This past weekend there were nationwide protests against The xl pipeline. The protests were organized by The Cowboy Indian Alliance, a group of ranchers, farmers and tribal communities from along the pipeline route. This past weekend, a group of Denver activists headed to the Pineridge reservation in South Dakota for […]
Kathy Kelly has travelled to Afghanistan 14 times and just returned from Kabul last month. Through her work with Voices for Creative Nonviolence she continues to speak out about the ongoing struggles facing people in Afghanistan and the ongoing conflict under which they live. She’ll be speaking tonight at 7pm at […]
On Today's Morning Magazine: A measure to cut down on people being put behind bars for failing to pay court fines initially passed the senate on Tuesday. Lawmakers in both parties say the current system is unjust. Bente Birkeland brings us this report. Several Democratic lawmakers are requesting an audit of the […]
http://objects-us-east-1.dream.io/kgnu-news/2014/KendraHempStory.mp3 In addition to marijuana, hemp is now legal in Colorado….But as Colorado is the first state in the country to have this new industry, many questions still remain. KGNU's Kendra Krueger went along to an information evening at the Boulder Public Library to get some questions answered.
Spense Havlick former city council member and CU professor talks with Joe Juhasz about the relationships between CU and The City of Boulder. http://aa.kgnu.net/forcedownload.php?mp3file=APublicAffair/2014/APublicAffair_2014-03-26.mp3
The Boulder Tattoo Project began last Spring as a living artwork, which celebrates community and love of Boulder. As the name suggests, it’s a tattoo, or rather multiple tattoos… Over 200 participants got tattoos of words and phrases from a love poem to Boulder. It began when local tattoo shop owner, […]
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