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Vote early here
Oct 27th
Boulder County, Colo. – All four Boulder County election service centers are now open for voters who need to request a replacement ballot or drop off a voted ballot.
The centers are also available to help county residents update their voter information or vote in person on an ADA-accessible voting machine or paper ballot.
Locations
- Clerk & Recorder’s Office, 1750 33rd St., Boulder
- University of Colorado Student Recreation Center, Boulder
- Lafayette Public Library, 775 W. Baseline Road
- Clerk & Recorder’s Office, 529 Coffman St., Longmont
Hours
- 8 a.m.-6 p.m., today, Friday and Monday
- 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 29
- 7 a.m.-7 p.m., Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 1
The Boulder County Clerk & Recorder’s Office sent about 171,000 ballots to voters for the Tuesday, Nov. 1 election, which is being conducted entirely by mail ballot. Each mailed ballot packet includes the list of service centers as well as eight ballot drop-off points. The service centers will be open daily through Election Day, except for Sunday.
Voters who have not received a ballot or who have questions about their ballot can email vote@bouldercountyvotes.org, call 303-413-7740 or visit an election service center for more information. Voters who have filled out and returned their ballots can check www.BoulderCountyVotes.org to make sure their voted ballot has been received by the Boulder County Elections Division. They can also visit the website to view ballot content or find more information about the election.
Key Dates for the 2011 Coordinated Election:
- Now through Election Day: Voters requesting a replacement ballot can apply for and receive one in person at one of four service centers.
- Tuesday, Nov. 1: Election Day. Ballots must be in hands of Boulder County Clerk & Recorder’s Office no later than 7 p.m.
Boulder wants your broken limbs
Oct 27th
Storm cleanup: City of Boulder and Western Disposal partner to provide an additional branch pick-up service
With the significant tree limb damage caused by the recent winter storm, the City of Boulder and Western Disposal are partnering to help community members dispose of downed tree branches.
Starting Monday, Oct. 31, Western Disposal will provide one extra pickup of branches that are left out for curbside compost collection.
- Branches left at the curb must be no longer than six feet and no bigger than six inches in diameter.
- Place branches and tree limbs at the curb before your regular compost collection day.
- They will be picked up once within the next two weeks (Oct. 31 to Nov. 11).
- Western will NOT be picking up branches from alleys. They must be placed curbside.
- Please keep bike lanes free of debris when placing your branches at the curb.
This service is being provided in response to the extreme conditions caused by the recent storm. Following this special pickup, residents can continue to place tree branches and leaves out on their regularly scheduled compost pickup days throughout the year. After this additional branch collection, residents must bundle their branches as normally required.
Drop-off site:
Community members may continue to bring leaves or branches to the Yard Waste Drop-off Center located at Western Disposal, 5880 Butte Mill Road. The drop-off center’s hours are 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday. The drop-off center is free for city residents; there is a small charge for commercial yard wastes. For more information on the Yard Waste Drop-off site, visit www.westerndisposal.com.
Ongoing curbside compost options:
City residents may continue to compost tree branches, leaves and other yard waste throughout the year by:
- Using trash hauler-provided compost carts for as much yard waste as will fit;
- Bundling branches, using twine or other natural rope, and placing up to three bundles, each one no larger than six feet long by three feet in diameter, beside their compost carts on collection days; and
- Placing leaves or branches in fully compostable paper or starch-based bags beside compost carts on collection days.
Additionally, customers may request larger compost carts on an annual or seasonal basis; or request an additional individual pickup for an extra fee. Contact your trash hauler for more information on the curbside compost collection services available.
Yawpers Boulder tour dates new album
Oct 25th
The partnership between Adventure Records and The Yawpers aims to bring soulful, Southern-tinged rock ‘n’ roll from the Front Range to the larger music world. Highlighting the simultaneous romance and ravage of singer/guitarist/songwriter Nate Cook, Savage Blue alternates between sinister indie dirge ala The Black Angels; poignant, off-the-rails Exile On Main St.-style rock; and desolate, dusty balladry recorded with former Smashing Pumpkins engineer Bill Douglas.
DATES
Saturday, Nov. 5 at Shug’s in Boulder with Griff Snyder of Dovekins
Thursday, Nov. 10 at Swallow Hill’s “Thursday Cafe” in Denver
Thursday, Nov. 17 at the Evergroove Podcast in Evergreen, CO.
Friday, Nov. 25 at the Cowgirl BBQ in Santa Fe, NM
Saturday, Nov. 26 at Lo-Fi in Mesa, AZ
Sunday, Nov. 27 at the Hemlock Tavern in San Francisco, CA
Tuesday, Nov. 29 in Eureka, CA TBA
Wednesday, Nov. 30 at Studio on 4th in Reno, NV (with Tidelands)
Thursday, Dec. 1 in Salt Lake City TBA
Friday, Dec. 2 at Shug’s in Boulder (CD Release Party)
Monday, Dec. 19 at KGNU Studios in Boulder (On-Air performance)
Adam Perry
2331 Broadway St. Apt. BB
Boulder, CO 80304
Phone: 415-806-9144