

Out in Leftfield


Left Hand Laurel, Gordon Moore
By Liz Emmett-Mattox
LizEM@lhvc.com
As an undergraduate, Gordon Moore
switched majors from business to criminal justice. As an adult, he switched
careers from law enforcement to business.
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World War
II Vet Receives NHS Diploma
By Barbara Hey
BarbaraH@lhvc.com
In May, more than six
decades after leaving school and being drafted into the Army during the later
days of World War II, Roland Kaiser at last added “high school graduate” to
his lengthy list of achievements.
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What Is Restorative Justice And How Does It Work?
By Liz Emmett-Mattox
LizEM@lhvc.com
Regular Courier readers recall that a few
months ago we printed a pair of anonymous letters to the editor. This is
contrary to our usual policy, but we made the exception for a good reason.
The authors in this case were young members of our community publicly
acknowledging responsibility and apologizing for the harm they had caused by
tagging (spray-painting graffiti) in the underpass on the Dry Creek Trail.
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Niwot’s Tree
Sculptures A Landmark In The Making
By Liz Emmett-Mattox
LizEM@lhvc.com
Paris has the Eiffel Tower,
Washington, D.C. has the Lincoln Memorial and Niwot has its tree sculptures.
While not nearly as famous
as those other landmarks, the tree sculptures have clearly become a focal
point in Niwot. Locals bring guests by to see them, and people come from
around the area to check them out. I’ve heard them used by people giving
directions. Sunset Magazine even wrote a story about Niwot that
prominently featured a photo of the first statue, Biitoheinen.
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Planning
Commission Approves NRCD II In Niwot
By Shari Phiel
ShariP@lhvc.com
Boulder County Planning Commissioners
voted unanimously in favor of proposed changes to the county’s Land Use Code
to create Niwot Rural Community District II at their June 17 meeting. The
proposed change was made at the request of the Boulder County Planning
Division and will now go to the Board of County Commissioners for final
approval.
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The NCAA Needs
Your Help
To Purchase Whistle Stop
Park
By Noelle Abarelli
NoelleA@lhvc.com
The newly formed Niwot
Cultural Arts Association has launched an ambitious first project – the
purchase of Whistle Stop Park from its current owner, Bank of the West. The
bank has offered the property to the NCAA at a deeply discounted price as
part of its effort to support community non-profits, but the NCAA still must
raise $40,000 to fund the purchase.
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