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Some of my friends have called me a "keeper of stories," and as much as I take pride in that title, I don't feel as though I've lived enough to be a keeper of my own stories yet. Instead, I collect others', and at opportune times might whip one out-there's something about finding a spark of adventure in seemingly pedestrian accounts of daily life, and it's those stories I find most intriguing. That's why I enjoyed local author and former journalist Stan Nicholas' account of his early years in...
ACROSS 3. Henriques 6. Boomerang 7. Gould 8. pocket 12. barn 13. open 14. Kaewert DOWN 1. Arizona 2. second 4. Sweeney 5. NoCo 8. Plumtree 9. confetti 10. Honor 11. Hinman...
Ok. Let's talk about first dates. To be clear, I haven't had a first date in over 30 years. So, I am no expert on the experience. Although I may be out of practice, I know one when I see one. How many times have you gone to a restaurant and seen a couple and thought, "Oh, look how cute, a first date." So sweet, right? Well, yes. And sometimes, no. Is it sweet or sometimes painful? Did someone swipe right when they should have swiped left? Oops. First, let's review how to spot a first date....
Dustin Bell found his passion at an early age and he's done nothing but run with it. A 2005 Niwot High graduate, Bell was constantly surrounded by creativity growing up in an arts-friendly area. His passion for theater grew the quickest, though, with the help of family members taking him to shows in New York City. Bell then began acting at Jesters Dinner Theatre in Longmont and the Rocky Mountain Theatre For Kids in Boulder. "I had a family who was so supportive," said Bell, who was especially...
ACROSS 2. Humphrey 3. robotics 6. Diagonal 8. twenty 9. wildfire 11. Chilly DOWN 1. Welding 3. right 4. Sunburst 5. pilot 7. Rothstein 10. France...
Hello, fellow Courier readers! This past year has been a difficult time for women. It’s easy to feel hopeless and afraid of what’s happening in the world, but here are some books and graphic novels that might help inspire you to create the change that you want to see. “Wake,” written by Rebecca Hall and illustrated by Hugo Martinez, is a graphic memoir of Hall’s research into the history of women-led slave revolts. Hall details the trials and tribulations she faced finding archival evidence as many institutions withhold that informati...
ACROSS 3. Transit 5. Cupidgram 9. Mouw 11. Pop 13. Xiong 14. havoc 16. Jill 17. renewable 18. polo 19. Victor 21. Story 22. Yen Sid 24. Rosales 26. tax 27. Lucky 29. Niwot 30. range DOWN 1. fares 2. jitters 4. Wilcox 5. Chip 6. homestead 7. pushups 8. segment 10. Adler 12. some 15. volleyball 20. clarinet 23. Disney 25. snow 28. corned...
