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Mark Wallach engages with Boulder’s Number one news talk host Jann Scott
Oct 14th
October 14, 2025 Boulder – co Mark Wallach is running for city council in Boulder. Here is his Boulder Channel 1 interview w Jann Scott . Excellent. Public Safety, Police, Homeless, failed infrastructure, failed urban density policy, The airport, affordable housing, middle income housing, empty IBM plant, failed budget…
Shedeur Sanders Should Be Browns’ Starting QB
Oct 10th
October 10, 2025, Boulder Channel 1 Sports The Cleveland Browns must name Shedeur Sanders their starting quarterback immediately, capitalizing on his elite talent and readiness, while in Boulder, his father Deion Sanders continues to elevate the Colorado Buffaloes with infectious energy and strategic vision. Shedeur’s 2024 Big 12 Offensive Player of the Year honors at Colorado—boasting a 74% completion rate, 4,134 yards, and 37 touchdowns—shattered school records and primed him for NFL stardom.
His Browns preseason debut against the Panthers (14-for-23, 138 yards, two TDs, plus 19 rushing yards) demonstrated seamless command. With Joe Flacco traded and Dillon Gabriel’s inconsistency evident, Shedeur’s poise (“I’m ready to play”) and offensive coordinator Tommy Rees’ endorsement of his preparation position him to galvanize Cleveland’s 1-4 squad. Back in Boulder, Deion “Coach Prime” Sanders embodies resilience and leadership, returning to practice just 16 hours after recent surgery and declaring, “I’m going to be alright.” His $54 million, five-year extension reflects Colorado’s unwavering faith in his transformative impact.
Ahead of Saturday’s home clash with No. 22 Iowa State at Folsom Field, Deion exudes optimism: “We’re playing good football, except for a couple of quarters… We’re better than we’re playing.” The Buffs’ revamped roster, featuring Liberty transfer QB Kaidon Salter and a terrorizing defense, promises a more balanced, dynamic attack. Deion’s unorthodox style—fostering mentorship and high-energy vibes—has boosted fan engagement, TV ratings, and recruits like five-star Julian Lewis. With jerseys retired for stars like Shedeur and Heisman winner Travis Hunter, Boulder buzzes with pride. Deion’s vision keeps the Buffs charging forward, inspiring a program poised for sustained excellence.
Rob Kaplan is running for Boulder City Council
Oct 7th
Rob Kaplan founded Pro Peloton bike shop in 1999, creating a welcoming space for cyclists of all levels. Rob went on to serve 18 years with Boulder Rural Fire Rescue, retiring as a Captain, and currently serves on the city’s Parks and Recreation Advisory Board. As the father of a CU Boulder student, he’s deeply invested in the future of our community.
We’ve seen the devastation of the Marshall Fire and tragedies across the West. We don’t need more warnings, we need action. I’m running for City Council to bring practical, experienced leadership to protect Boulder from wildfire and help build a safer, more resilient future for everyone.
Public Safety – A Core Responsibility, A Community Commitment
As a former fire captain with 18 years of frontline experience, I understand the essential role that safety plays in building a thriving community. I’ve worked side by side with law enforcement on emergency scenes, wildfires, mental health calls, and large-scale incidents. I know what effective public safety looks like and I know the importance of trust, coordination, and compassion.
