Oh my God! @downtownBoulder Parade of lights really stupid
Dec 3rd
Oh My God this Parade sucked.
C’mon there wasn’t even a band. What no band?? nope. Lets see Boulder has 11 marching bands. Count them and downtown Boulder with all, their hoi poli snobbery push and shove , they couldn’t even land a marching band for a parade. What about the CU marching band? or the CU football band? How about the CU School of music band?? Boulder High Band? Casey Jr high Band. Dawson School band? How about the Salvation army band?? Nope.
How about there wasn’t any music at all. How about the parade sucked. I came out to freeze my balls off, shoot video and there wasn’t even a drunken bar band. WTF. Oh but there was Ginger and some nameless Twitter chick in the grand stand. Well Whoop dee doo. Where is blinky the clown when we need him. Oh dead , just like that parade. Don’t ever have a parade again with out music you dopes.
From the Merry fucking Christmas Lights of lights with no music
Jann Scott
Boulder Colorado
See what it’s like to be poor in Boulder County
Dec 2nd
County to host poverty simulation Dec. 15 in Lafayette
Boulder County, Colo. – The Boulder County Circles Campaign will host a poverty simulation on Dec. 15 in Longmont to allow residents, members of the business community and representatives of local nonprofit agencies to understand the realities of poverty.
What: Poverty Simulation
When: Thursday, Dec. 15, 6-8 p.m.
Where: Longmont YMCA, 950 Lashley St.
During the simulation, participants role-play the lives of low-income families. Some are Temporary Assistance for Needy Families recipients, some are disabled, and some are senior citizens on Social Security. They have the stressful task of providing for basic necessities and shelter on a limited budget during the course of four 15-minute “weeks.” They interact with human service agencies, grocers, pawnbrokers, bill collectors, job interviewers, police officers and others..
The simulation enables participants to look at poverty from a variety of angles and then to recognize and discuss the potential for change within their local communities. The simulation was designed to sensitize those who frequently work with low-income families, as well as to create a broader awareness of the realities of poverty among policymakers, community leaders and others.
Please contact Kara Edin at 303-441-3977 or kedin@bouldercounty.org or Eliberto Mendoza at 303-441-1503 or emendoza@bouldercounty.org for additional information and to register.
The Circles Campaign is part of Boulder County’s continued effort to help move individuals and families out of poverty and into a life of sustained self-sufficiency. The campaign provides a stable structure for people working their way out of poverty to receive guidance and support from mentors to help them develop skills and access resources needed to move toward economic stability
Susan Melching Skin Care
Dec 2nd
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2449 Pine Street
Boulder, CO 80302
Phone: (303) 442-7921
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