Articles written by Pattie Logan

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 By Pattie Logan    News    March 10, 2021

Rainbow compost plant in jeopardy, but final product still intriguing

Plans to build a compost plant on Rainbow Open Space took a step back last week as Boulder County Commissioners expressed concerns with the location and asked for more creative solutions to deal with...

 
 By Pattie Logan    News    February 17, 2021

Prairie dog review shows where they expand, lose and retake territory

This year, there are more prairie dogs where Boulder County wants them and fewer acres where they don't. The recent annual management review of the county's open space properties took stock of last...

 
 By Pattie Logan    News    November 25, 2020

Local hospitals try to keep up with COVID-19 while prepping for vaccines

The bad news is that more people than ever are in Boulder County hospitals with COVID-19; the good news is that patients have a better chance of avoiding the most serious or deadly outcomes compared to when the pandemic began. “We have been...

 

Hybrid learning approved for St. Vrain students

St. Vrain Valley School District students will soon be seeing each other, their teachers and staff again in person. Though being face-to-face will not be quite the same with everyone required to wear...

 
 By Pattie Logan    News    March 25, 2020

Local restaurants trying to survive with new business models

It's not the way Leland Oxley expected to launch his Gunbarrel restaurant, Motherlode. In less than two weeks he opened the new restaurant, closed down the dining room, started a carryout and...

 
 By Pattie Logan    News    March 18, 2020

Neighbors step up to help during the coronavirus outbreak

Who needs help? That's what some community members are asking, providing a bright spot amid the fear and uncertainty around the coronavirus. A Gunbarrel woman has offered to go grocery shopping or...

 
 By Pattie Logan    News    March 11, 2020

Ripple effect of coronavirus felt locally

Local businesses and residents are feeling the impacts of COVID-19. The Niwot Inn took a big hit when a group of international business travelers canceled their gathering for later this month. The...

 
 By Pattie Logan    Sports    March 4, 2020

Niwot High skiers rock 2020 state skiing championships

Thirteenth place in giant slalom at State was music to the ears of freshman skier Jack Vincent, who posted a combined time of 2:18:63. He and two other Niwot High students were at Beaver Creek Feb....

 

Niwot High's new football coach expects more than wins

Niwot High's new head football coach, Nik Blume, doled out pizza and enthusiasm when he met with the players and their parents last week, sharing his "full tilt" approach to coaching. He won't...

 
 By Pattie Logan    News    February 19, 2020

Vibrant young artist livens cafe

A colorful new art show at Winot Coffee has more energy than a triple espresso. Add a splash of whimsy to that order and you have a dazzling display of more than 60 paintings and mixed media collages....

 

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