22 Boom – 2011 Denver Auto Show and More – Episode 54
Mar 18th
We go to the 2011 Denver Auto Shows to check out all new cars, trucks, SUV’s, Crossovers, Vans and more this year. Plus Doug Duncan of TTS in Boulder gives us his Auto Tips for Spring and Summer and Jann host a car review of the Ford Thunderbird, then he goes to the Larimer County Goodguys Car Show, and the Forney Museum of Transportation. Lots of cars and fun in this one.
Videos in this Episode
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22 Boom Intro -
Denver Auto Show 2011 Introduction -
2012 Ford Focus Hatchback -
2012 Ford Fiesta and C-MAX -
2012 Kia Rio – Fisher Kia – Colorado Kia Dealer -
2012 Chevy Corvette and Camaro -
2012 Chevy Sonic -
2012 Chevy Volt -
2012 Volkswagen Jetta Sports Wagon -
2012 Honda Civic Review -
2012 Toyota Prius Plugin Hybrid -
Nissan Leaf -
2012 Fiat 500 -
2012 Acura TL -
Party Rock Anthem-Kia Soul Hamster Commercial -
Kia Soul Wagon -
Kia Forte Koup Commercial -
Kia Forte Koup -
2011 Honda CR-Z Hybrid Commercial -
2011 Honda CR-Z -
2011 Camp Jeep -
Fancy Cars at the 2011 Denver Auto Show -
Denver Auto Show 2011 Preview -
TTS Auto Tips – Spring and Summer Tips -
Auto Review – 2003 Ford Thunderbird -
Good Guys Car Show – Larimer County 2009 -
Forney Museum of Transportation -
TTS Auto Tips – More Summer Tips -
Outro
22 Boom – March Madness – Episode 53
Mar 16th
It’s March Madness and as spring begins we bring you some fun things to do both in and outdoors. Starting with St. Patrick’s Day we host a video on how to celebrate this Irish holiday, then Dan Culberson reviews the Movie Wanderlust on Hotshots Movie Reviews, Aaron drives through Bear Country in South Dakota near Mt. Rushmore, we visit some kids having fun on their BMX bikes, Jann goes to Nebraska to visit the big Cabela’s Adventure store, then he heads to the Colorado Air Show in Broomfield, the Downtown Aquarium in Denver, he talks with the fireman chief at the Boulder Rural Fire Department and then Jann goes to the historical Bent’s Old Fort and the Santa Fe Trail. Also March is time for the Frozen Dead Guy Daze event and we have a look into the festivities. Jann goes to the Goodguys Car Show, at the Boulder Farmers Market we watch the locals from Kutandara play some world instruments. Julie Perrigo heads to Miller Auto Park to check out some Motorcycle racing, Jann continues his road trip to the Pueblo Aircraft Museum. We learn about Vampire Energy and how to save on our electricity bills, Skyguy tells us about Solstices, and we wrap up the show with news from Heather Loser about Poverty and on Jann Scott Live talks about cars that need to get 28 Miles per gallon.
Videos in this Episode
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22 Boom Intro -
How to Celebrate St. Patricks Day -
Hotshots Movie Review of Wanderlust -
Bear Country U.S.A. -
BMX Bike Kids -
Cabela’s in Sidney Nebraska -
Rocky Mountain Airshow -
Downtown Aquarium Denver -
Boulder Rural Fire Department -
Bent’s Old Fort and the Santa Fe Trail -
Frozen Dead Guy Daze -
Good Guys Car Show – Larimer County 2009 -
Kutandara Center at the Boulder Farmers Market -
Miller Autosports Park in Salt Lake City, Utah -
Pueblo Weisbrod Aircraft Museum -
See what sucks your life blood power with Vampire Energy -
Sky Guy – Solstice -
World News 1 – Poverty -
Jann Scott Live – 28 Miles Per Gallon Standards -
Outro
Boulder wants an ear full on pesticide usage
Mar 15th
Posted by Channel 1 Networks in City News
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City hosts open house, invites feedback on proposed changes to pesticide use
The City of Boulder is evaluating a variety of options for improving its Integrated Pest Management (IPM) program and its use of pesticides on public lands, including city parks, open space and other municipal properties.
The public is invited to attend a presentation and open house on Thursday, March 22, from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Panorama Room of the East Senior Center, 5660 Sioux Drive, to review and provide feedback on a variety of options that are currently being considered.
The project to update the Integrated Pest Management Program has the following goals:
Comments may be submitted at the meeting or through the comment form on the city’s website at www.bouldercolorado.gov/ipm.Materials for the meeting will be posted to the website on the day of the meeting for those unable to attend.