Boulder Issue
Everytime the wind blows: The Marshall Fire a Year Later
Steve MarkJan 05, 2023
A few days shy of the anniversary of one of the most catastrophic events in Colorado history, the scene at the Oerman-Roche Trailhead in Superior spoke volumes. One year...
Patriot, philanthropist, Soviet Jewry advocate, Zionist
Steve MarkJan 06, 2022
It is a picture-perfect day in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. Brett Kingstone is perched on his deck, 5,850 ft. high in Boulder’s Sunshine Canyon. What he views...
CU interim president Saliman’s ‘hat is in the ring’
Steve MarkJan 06, 2022
Todd Saliman, formerly CU’s senior vice president for strategy, government relations and chief financial officer, has been the university’s interim president since...
In ‘Love Remembers’, Mizel explores memory loss, recovery
Chris LeppekJan 06, 2022
Relocating to Colorado last year, Vicki Mizel has encapsulated much of her knowledge and experience in memory training into her recently published book, Love Remembers. ...
Devastation in Louisville, Superior, Boulder County
Steve MarkJan 05, 2022
In a catastrophe, every survivor has a unique story. In the case of the December 30 Marshall Fire that tore through Superior and Louisville, Colorado, though, there is...
Stacey Aviva Flint: Interstitial voice
Andrea JacobsDec 31, 2020
I am the Northern Star, born on the banks of the Ohio River, AKA the Jordan River. I am the Star of David, a Jewess through and through. I am all my people, and I will...
Less COVID in Boulder
Chris LeppekDec 31, 2020
a third of a million people live in Boulder County, perhaps one-tenth of whom are Jewish, according to recent demographic studies. Of those human beings, as of Dec. 19,...
Sacred passage: Addressing fears, guiding transitions
Andrea JacobsJan 02, 2020
Walker is not a traditional doula, an ancient Greek term that was popularized in the 1960s to mean women helping women before, during and after labor. Walker, an...
Josh Goldin aiming to move up on the Buffs
Chris LeppekJan 03, 2019
Goldin’s moment of truth came on a sunny September afternoon in Lincoln, Nebraska. Memorial Stadium was, as always, filled to capacity — 85,000-plus fans cheering...
Eve Ilsen of Jewish Renewal looks back, moves forward
Andrea JacobsJan 03, 2019
a choice, Eve Ilsen would focus exclusively on her late husband Rabbi Zalman Schachter-Shalomi, unrivaled leader of the Jewish Renewal movement until his death in 2014....
