Paid for by Aquiles La Grave for Mayor.
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In this issue
Page 1 · Broke! City asks for $400M bailout
Page 2 · Rents are falling in Boulder. Families are leaving anyway.
Page 3 · Op-ed: Boulder’s values deserve follow-through
Page 4 · A $65 million rec center with no plans and a 100-year-old pool with no money
Page 5 · Empty offices, slow permits, new fees: Boulder’s hard road for business
Page 6 · Boulder restaurateur calls on community to vote Aquiles for mayor, reminds readers of stakes
Page 7 · The wrong kind of infrastructure
Page 8 · How two college towns made economic vitality their business
In this issue
Page 1
Broke! City asks for $400M bailout
How we got here: $366M the price of new city offices
Page 2
Rents are falling in Boulder. Families are leaving anyway.
Page 3
Op-ed: Boulder’s values deserve follow-through
Page 4
A $65 million rec center with no plans and a 100-year-old pool with no money
Page 5
Empty offices, slow permits, new fees: Boulder’s hard road for business
Page 6
Boulder restaurateur calls on community to vote Aquiles for mayor, reminds readers of stakes
The city passed on Iris Fields. The neighborhood did not.
Page 7
The wrong kind of infrastructure
Stan Garnett issues open letter supporting Aquiles La Grave for mayor
Page 8
How two college towns made economic vitality their business
Boulder doubled its debt in five years. 2K would nearly double it again.
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