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22 Boom – 2015 Denver Home Show
Apr 1st
We bring you the 2015 Denver channel 1 Home Show TV Special. The Denver Home Show was on March 20th-22nd, 2015 at the National Western Complex in Denver, Colorado. Denver Channel 1 was there to learn about the exciting things from the 2015 show and we talked with some home improvement experts as well as had a look at some of the fun things to see.
Videos in this Episode
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22 Boom Intro -
2015 Denver Home Show TV Special -
GlassMat Commercial -
Peak Structural -
Everything Hot Tubz Commercial -
Peak Structural Commercial -
GlassMat Office Chair Mats -
Anderson Design Group Commercial -
Everything Hot Tubz -
GlassMat -
2015 Denver Home Show TV Special Outro -
Outro
More Boulder Creek Reopened
May 3rd
At 5 p.m. today, May 2, the City of Boulder and Boulder County Sheriff’s Office will open an additional section of Boulder Creek from Broadway to the bridge at Arapahoe Avenue near 38th Street (just west of Foothills Parkway).
This means the creek will be open from the western edge of the city to Arapahoe Avenue just east of 38th Street.
Contractors have completed the debris removal in this area allowing the creek to open to kayakers, swimmers and tubers.
As flood recovery work progresses, other sections of Boulder Creek will be reopened when the city and county deem that it is safe for public use.
With higher flows anticipated due to spring runoff, the city will continue to monitor Boulder Creek for public safety concerns.
In past years, Boulder Creek has been closed to tubing and swimming if flows exceed 800 cubic feet per second. This threshold will continue to be used to trigger these recreational closures during spring/summer 2014.
Source: City of Boulder
Boulder Creek to Reopen West of Broadway
Apr 25th
At noon on Friday, April 25, the City of Boulder and Boulder County Sheriff’s Office will reopen Boulder Creek from Boulder Falls to Broadway.
Public safety officials believe that this section of Boulder Creek will be safe for kayakers, swimmers, and tubers after the heavy equipment that was being used to remove sediment and debris is moved to other drainageways.
Contractors will continue removing debris and sediment east of Broadway, and that section of Boulder Creek will remain closed to recreational use. As flood recovery work progresses, other sections of Boulder Creek will be reopened when the city and county deem that it is safe for public use.
Source: City of Boulder
