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Boulder Toyota

Dec 7th

Posted by Channel 1 Networks in Auto

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Buying a Toyota from Larry H. Miller Toyota Boulder means that you never have to leave Boulder County; and certainly means you won’t have to use the interstate to get to our convenient location at the corner of Foothills Parkway and Pearl. For Longmont residents, stay in Boulder County. We are conveniently located down the Diagonal Highway. If you do need to use the interstate to come to Boulder, you’ll be glad you did when you drive away with savings and satisfaction. If you live in the Mountain States region of Colorado, otherwise known locally as the Front Range, we are your Toyota dealer of choice for a 4Runner, Camry, Corolla or a Tundra. Whether it’s a new Toyota, or a used car from our vast selection, we deliver you Rock Sold Satisfaction and Savings!

Boulder Toyota /  Larry H. Miller Toyota of Boulder2465 48th Court
Boulder, CO 80301
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It's Summertime Colorado, Let's Go Places

July 16th, 2013

It's Summertime Colorado, Let's Go Places - Larry H. Miller Boulder Toyota has the vehicles you need at the prices you'll want. Plus all used vehicles are certified from Toyota so you can get the best used cars as well.[READ|SHARE]
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Interview with Steve Doersam at Larry H. Miller Boulder Toyota

April 8th, 2013

Jann Scott talks with Larry H. Miller Boulder Toyota General Manager, Steve Doersam for the first time in over a decade about the exciting new things happening with both the dealership, the service department and of course the new and improved Toyota Vehicles coming out this year.[READ|SHARE]
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Why You Should Service your Vehicle at Larry H. Miller Boulder Toyota

April 8th, 2013

Andre Alire , Service Manager at Larry H. Miller Boulder Toyota talks to us about why you should come to them to get your vehicle serviced. Boulder Toyota has 42 service bays, 15 Year Toyota President’s Award recipient for outstanding customer service, Free Wi-fi, Free Popcorn, Free Coffee, Free Shuttles and they are a One Stop Shop for: Tires, Brakes, Batteries, Bulbs, Tint, Clear Mask, Filters, Fluids, Inspections, Belts and more. They also have Full Day Saturday Hours, factory trained technicians, factory trained service advisors and use genuine Toyota parts.[READ|SHARE]
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Check Engine Light Service at Boulder Toyota

April 8th, 2013

Andre Alire , Service Manager at Larry H. Miller Boulder Toyota talks to us about the Check Engine Light.[READ|SHARE]
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Maintenance Required Light Service at Boulder Toyota

April 8th, 2013

Andre Alire , Service Manager at Larry H. Miller Boulder Toyota talks to us about the Maintenance Required Light. The Maintenance Required light comes on around every 5000 miles from the last time is was reset by a technician, the light is just an indicator that your vehicle is due for standard services such as oil changes, filter replacement, checking fluids and if you come to Boulder Toyota you’ll also get all that as well as complimentary tire rotations, and a multipoint inspection with the maintenance package that can identify any other potential concerns.[READ|SHARE]
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Tire Pressure Warning Light Service at Boulder Toyota

April 8th, 2013

Andre Alire , Service Manager at Larry H. Miller Boulder Toyota talks to us about a Tire Pressure Warning Light and reasons why the TPMS (Tire Pressure Monitoring System) light might come on. Low Tire, Cold Temperatures, Changes in Altitude, New Tires, Punctures and Leaks are some of the main reasons the light may come on. Some solutions may require no immediate attention or just to visually identify that your tires are not low and if the case is that the tire is low, and not flat and you are at a location where you can put air in your[READ|SHARE]
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Boulder Toyota

December 7th, 2012

Buying a Toyota from Larry H. Miller Toyota Boulder means that you never have to leave Boulder County; and certainly means you won’t have to use the interstate to get to our convenient location at the corner of Foothills Parkway and Pearl. For Longmont residents, stay in Boulder County. We are conveniently located down the Diagonal Highway. If you do need to use the interstate to come to Boulder, you’ll be glad you did when you drive away with savings and satisfaction. If you live in the Mountain States region of Colorado, otherwise known locally as the Front Range, we[READ|SHARE]
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Boulder Toyota 2012 – $75 Maintenance Package

July 10th, 2012

Chris Doerschlag explains Boulder Toyota’s $75 maintenance special which includes, Break Inspection, Engine Oil and Filter Replacement, Topping of Fluid Levels, Tire Pressure Adjustment, Air Filter Check and Battery Test for 3 separate appointments at a price no one can beat.[READ|SHARE]
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Boulder Toyota 2012 – Scion FRS and Scion iQ

July 10th, 2012

Mike Lather at Boulder Toyota introduces us to Scion’s 2 newest cars. First up it’s the Scion iQ which is Toyota’s response to the Smart-car a miniature car that’s also the safest in it’s class. Also we look at the Scion FRS, the racing coup that takes us back into the roots of how sports cars were made and also a great example of why Boulder Toyota wins awards for the best cars in town.[READ|SHARE]
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Boulder Toyota – Holiday Best Buy the Rav 4 V-6 Sport Model

December 20th, 2010

Chris Hughes General Manager at Boulder Toyota/Larry Miller Toyota in Boulder, shows us the best auto selection for your holiday purchase, and he explains why that is. It’s the 2011 Rav 4 V-6 sport model in Christmas Red. Also Andre Alire the service manager tells us about one of their best specials for 2010.[READ|SHARE]
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Boulder Toyota - 20th Anniversary Ad

April 20th, 2007

Steve Doersam welcomes us to Boulder Toyota's 20 Anniversary and some exciting new cars and trucks for 2007.[READ|SHARE]
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Boulder Toyota - Steve Doersam 20 Years

April 20th, 2007

Steve Doersam welcomes us to Boulder Toyota's 20 Anniversary and their 2nd year winning the Toyota Presidents Club award. Steve tells us about the new hybrid cars by Toyota and we look at some of the new trucks and cars for 2007 including the all new 2007 FJ Cruiser, 2007 Toyota Tundra, the new 2007 Hybrid Toyota Camry, a full line of Prius, Sienna, 4Runner, Tacoma, Hybrid Highlander and of course the number 1 car in the world the Toyota Corolla.[READ|SHARE]
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Boulder Toyota - 2007 Toyota Tundra

April 14th, 2007

Matt shows us the all new 2007 Toyota Tundra at Boulder Toyota-Scion. We learn about how Toyota has made this truck to lead Its class in features and stability, both inside the cab, under the hood and on the road.[READ|SHARE]
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Boulder Toyota - Scion Event

June 26th, 2006

Boulder Toyota-Scion hosts this special Scion Customer Appreciation day and we get to check out some of the sweet automotive contestants for the judged event and why people are finding that the Scion's are a great fit for car buyers both in comfort, reliability and the visual appeal.[READ|SHARE]
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Boulder Toyota Land Cruiser Club

April 12th, 2006

Justin Lombardi shows us around the Land Cruiser Club at Boulder Toyota-Scion. This event is hosted by the Rising Sun 4 Wheel Drive Club to show off the old model Land Cruisers and to kick off the new FJ Cruiser. Justin tells us more about the heritage of the Toyota Land Cruiser and we get a good look at the new 2007 FJ Cruiser.[READ|SHARE]
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Boulder Toyota 2006

April 11th, 2006

The Denver Auto Show TV Special visits Boulder Toyota to look at the new 2007 FJ Cruiser and we learn about all the new styling and refinements. We also look at the new Toyota Yaris that gets 40 miles per gallon and Its not a hybrid. Also we learn about upcoming 2007 Toyota Camry and the Toyota Prius which it so happens that Boulder is Its number 1 market in America. Finally we look at Toyota new hybrid highlander with 2 electric generators.[READ|SHARE]
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Boulder Toyota 2005

March 20th, 2005

Boulder Toyota sales manager Dave Knolls, introduces us to the all new, totally redesigned 2005 Toyota Tacoma, the 2005 Toyota 4Runner, 2005 Toyota Avalon and then the 2005 Rav4, MR2, Matrix, Corolla and Sienna.[READ|SHARE]
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Boulder Toyota-Scion Holiday 2004

November 19th, 2004

It's Christmas in Boulder and the Boulder Auto Show goes to Boulder Toyota to talk with Dave Knolls about the new Scion's for 2005 and the story behind the manufacture. We look at the 3 new models the xA, xB and the TC, and learn how they are gaining a lot of popularity because They're both less expensive and have more customization than any other new Toyota vehicle for sale. Dave explains more about each model and we look inside each of them.[READ|SHARE]
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Boulder Toyota-Scion Christmas Commercial

November 19th, 2004

A short commercial for Boulder Toyota-Scion for their year end sales.[READ|SHARE]
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Boulder Toyota 2004 - Toyota Truck Month

October 1st, 2004

It's the Toyota Truck Month at Boulder Toyota and we go back to look at new trucks for 2005, starting with the all-new 2005 Toyota Tacoma and we learn about the new features and accessories. Next It's the 2005 Toyota Tundra Double Cab and the Sequoia both live up to Toyota's long lasting reliability, quality and dependability on the road.[READ|SHARE]

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Boulder using new ultraviolet light technology to safely treat wastewater

Dec 7th

Posted by Channel 1 Networks in City News

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The City of Boulder is making significant improvements to key wastewater treatment processes at the municipal Wastewater Treatment Facility, improving safety and reliability. A new ultraviolet light disinfection system is scheduled to begin disinfecting the community’s wastewater on Monday, Dec. 10.

 

The new ultraviolet (UV) light disinfection system will replace the existing chlorine gas and sulfur dioxide gas systems, which have been in use since 1990 and pose a significant safety risk. The new technology is more efficient and eliminates the need to store and use hazardous gases. The UV light is a highly effective disinfectant for bacteria, viruses and protozoa.

“The new UV disinfection system is a major milestone for the facility and demonstrates the city’s commitment to continuous operational improvements that meet evolving community and regulatory needs,” said Director of Public Works for Utilities Jeff Arthur.

 

The Wastewater Treatment Facility improvements also include mechanical and electrical upgrades to the wastewater digester complex and headworks facility. The improvements are funded by a $9.2 million revenue bond and are expected to reduce long-term operating costs. Construction began in July 2011 and is currently on schedule to be completed in March 2013.

 

Wastewater from the community’s sanitary sewer systems is collected at the Wastewater Treatment Facility, where it is sent through a 20-hour, multi-stage treatment process. The facility treats an average of 12.5 million gallons of wastewater per day. In September 2012, the city’s Wastewater Treatment Facility received a Plant Performance Award from the Rocky Mountain Water Environment Association (RMWEA) in recognition of the facility’s commitment to outstanding maintenance, operations and public relations.

 

For more information about the Wastewater Treatment Facility improvements or to schedule a group tour, contact Wastewater Treatment Coordinator Chris Douville at 303-413-7341.

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Dinwiddie Shows No Brotherly Love In CU Win

Dec 6th

Posted by Channel 1 Networks in CU Buffs

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By B.G. Brooks, Contributing Editor, CUBuffs.com

BOULDER – Colorado men’s basketball coach Tad Boyle and sophomore guard Spencer Dinwiddie are due for a conversation on in-state basketball etiquette, specifically what not to say before a rivalry game.

But their talk can wait – at least for a year.

After he had scored a career-high 29 points on Wednesday night in leading CU to a grind-it-out 70-61 victory against archrival Colorado State, Dinwiddie said his “little brother” analogy of CSU was, ah, misinterpreted.


“I think they took it as disrespect; I didn’t mean it in a disrespectful way,” a grinning Dinwiddie said. “I have a lot of respect for their team . . . but being able to back up the comment with a win is great; they were on my Twitter a lot.”
He was on the Rams just as fiercely as the Buffs started strong, finished stronger and finally put away the visitors before a record crowd of 11,708 at the Coors Events Center.
“What an atmosphere for college basketball,” Boyle said. “It’s a testament to our fans and how they’ve stepped up and supported us.”
The Buffs got better than average road support last weekend at Wyoming, but their effort wasn’t in synch with their backing. The Cowboys won 76-69, and aside from his team’s first loss, Boyle said “the most disappointing thing was all the people who went up there and we let them down . . . we told our guys that we’re representing more than just ourselves.”

That message, as well as one forcibly delivered in Monday’s smash-mouth practice, surfaced in what Boyle likened to “an NCAA-type game” against CU’s rival from up the road.
In dealing CSU (6-1) its first defeat, CU (7-1) went up by 20 points at halftime, but saw that lead dwindle to three (54-51) in the final 6:45 after a 19-5 Rams run. But a 5-0 Buffs spurt and a recommitment to defense kept the Rams at bay; from the 6:45 mark to the final buzzer, CSU hit only one of its last shots (and that was a trey at the buzzer) and never pulled closer than seven points the rest of the way.
Dinwiddie was 8-of-10 from the field (5-of-7 from beyond the arc) and had an “all-Pac-12 kind of game,” said Boyle. Dinwiddie said he was “just hitting my shots . . . it was more about us playing defense.”
As for Dinwiddie’s idle Tuesday chatter about CSU, Boyle laughed and said, “I’ve got to talk to Spencer about that (but) he backed it up . . . we have to be a little smarter. He just believes in himself and his teammates.”

Junior forward Andre Roberson was the only other CU player in double figures. He picked up his fourth consecutive double-double and the 29th of his career, getting 15 points and 14 rebounds.
CSU got 19 points and 14 rebounds from Colton Iverson and 18 points from Dorian Green. The 6-10, 260-pound Iverson might have been Boyle’s biggest nightmare in the run-up to the Rams, but Boyle wisely rotated 6-10 freshman Josh Scott and 6-11 junior Shane Harris-Tunks on Iverson and made him toil for his totals.
Of Scott, Boyle said, “He grew up tonight as a post defender . . . he was totally different from the Wyoming game.” And Roberson said Harris-Tunks “did a great job of being physical against him.”
The Buffs wanted a solid start – and they might have exceeded their expectations. Before the Rams could blink a couple of times, they trailed 9-0.
Roberson opened the scoring by hitting a soft foul-line jumper (2-0), then followed with an angry stuff after a steal/lob pass by Dinwiddie (4-0). If you thought things were going CU’s way, a banked-in trey by Askia Booker – his only points of the first half – made it 7-0. Then a sweet spin by Sabatino Chen sent the Buffs up 9-0.

And this was their warm-up act.
When CSU blinked again, CU had strung together a 20-5 run and was up 20 (35-15). Before the half was over, the Buffs would lead by 25 (42-17). Dinwiddie jump-started and finished that push, burying three three-pointers and hitting a pair of free throws following a technical foul called on Iverson with 5:18 before halftime.
After the weekend loss at Wyoming, Boyle had challenged his team to be tougher defensively and to rebound with authority. The Rams – the NCAA’s rebound margin leader at plus-17.3 – had a 42-30 advantage for the game, including 18 offensively.
Still, the Buffs’ ‘D’ was exemplary; CSU wound up shooting 35.6 percent from the field (21-for-59) and Boyle said he’d take that statistic over a rebounding edge.
“But I want both,” he added.
CU’s second-half challenge was to keep the pedal down, but CSU had other plans. With Iverson powering for four of his team’s first six points, the Rams opened the last half with a 6-0 run and pulled to within 42-28.

Dinwiddie’s turn . . . his free throw followed by back-to-back treys restored a 17-point (49-32) CU advantage. But rolling over wasn’t for the Rams; a 7-0 run pulled them within 10 points (49-39) with ample time – 13:25 – remaining.
After Boyle called time out, Dinwiddie delivered with a spinning layup (51-39) – and a frantic final 12 minutes began for both teams. The Rams closed their deficit to single digits (54-45) on a banker from the left side by Wes Eikmeier.
It was the closest they had been since 22-13, and they would get to 54-47 on a pair of Green free throws, 54-49 on an Iverson layup, then 54-51 on an Eikmeier layup with 6:45 left. That basket capped a 10-0 CSU run, and Boyle called time out.
Said Roberson: “We were focusing on continuing to get stops. We knew they would come back with a run, that they weren’t going to go away . . . we called a timeout and got everybody to calm down, keep our composure and get back to our defensive rebounding.”
A Dinwiddie free throw at the 6:21 mark finally got CU a point, a twisting lay-in by Booker got the Buffs two more, and a put-back by Scott pushed CU’s advantage to 59-51. They went back up by double digits (63-52) on a drive by Chen with just over 3 minutes remaining.
The Rams never got closer than seven points the rest of the night, and Boyle’s record against CSU went to 4-3 – 2-1 at CU. The word of the day to his team, he said, was “dictate . . . that was on our board in the locker room. Dictate tempo and pressure; let them know they were in for 40 minutes of in-your-face basketball . . . they did cut it to three but we didn’t lose our composure.”
Now, said Boyle, his team must do as it did Wednesday on a more consistent basis. “It feels good because we beat a good team; we knew how good CSU was,” he said. “It’s huge, but we’ve got a big game on Saturday.”
That would be at Boyle’s alma mater, No. 9 Kansas (noon MST, ESPN2). Boyle is 0-3 against the Jayhawks, with all three losses coming in his first season at CU.

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