Author: Amy Bounds
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Man dies after fall from Boulder’s First Flatiron
An 18-year-old man died after falling from the First Flatiron on Sunday evening while climbing the rock formation by himself, Boulder County sheriff’s officials said. The man — whose identity has not yet been released — was found by a hiker near the base of the First Flatiron, above the Blue Bell Shelter in Chautauqua…
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Boulder police: Missing CU student is safe, says he was on campus
Boulder police and the family of Berry “Tyler” Allen, the University of Colorado student missing since April 11, announced today that the 20-year-old is safe, but raised more questions with the news that he was on the CU campus the entire time he was missing. Boulder Sgt. Tom Dowd said Allen told police he remained…
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Developer pitching Pikes Peak ski resort barred from Colorado securities market
Colorado’s securities commissioner on Monday announced that a Boulder man who allegedly violated the state’s securities act when seeking investors for a ski resort project on Pikes Peak in Colorado Springs has been permanently barred from participation in the Colorado securities market.The announcement came after an order for permanent injunction against Boulder’s John C. Ball…
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CU-Boulder expecting thousands for Sunday’s solar eclipse
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Folsom Field may be packed Sunday, but it’s not a concert or sporting event drawing the crowds. Rather, it’s a solar eclipse. And, if sales of special eye protection sunglasses are any indication, lots of…
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CU-Boulder expecting thousands for Sunday’s solar eclipse
Folsom Field may be packed Sunday, but it’s not a concert or sporting event drawing the crowds. Rather, it’s a solar eclipse. And, if sales of special eye protection sunglasses are any indication, lots of people will be gathering. Fiske Planetarium and McGuckin Hardware sold out of their stock of 9,000 pairs of glasses earlier…
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CU-Boulder expecting thousands for Sunday’s solar eclipse
Folsom Field may be packed Sunday, but it’s not a concert or sporting event drawing the crowds. Rather, it’s a solar eclipse. And, if sales of special eye protection sunglasses are any indication, lots of people will be gathering. Fiske Planetarium and McGuckin Hardware sold out of their stock of 9,000 pairs of glasses earlier…