I was told by an officer in Parker that the fire department is trained to get into locked cars. I…read morehad lost my spare key the day before & had called after 5 PM & the line said the station was closed. So I wait until morning & call. They send a firetruck to mcdonald's. Why? Idk, there wasn't a fire reported (they let the fattest one drive). I called the non-emergency line & they sent "911". Absolutely pitiful. These men are an absolute disgrace to everything the founding fathers stood for & have no place in heaven. Unfortunately, tax payer dollars were wasted for an idiotic joyride to mcdonald's. how pathetic.

So I was here for the first time a few weeks ago, (actually to volunteer my time for an…read moreorganization I can't disclose here) and I entered the building and went through the metal detector. I thought all was fine when I heard the cop ask if this purse was mine. I said yes, and he proceeded to hold up my cat keychain, (that does have two holes in it you can put your fingers through, if you need to protect yourself on a late night walk or something?) and then told me (in the most snooty tone) that "this is highly illegal. This could be considered a brass knuckle. I could arrest you for a felony right now." (He said that last sentence incredibly condescendingly). I was taken aback, but I apologized and begrudgingly thanked him for his "kindness." What a pompous jerk!

I absolutely loved exploring Pearl Street and was taken aback by this courthouse! I adore any Art…read moreDeco and WPA art that I encounter, so I loved seeing this building and the lovely facade. An absolute treasure.

While showing my parents and grandma around Golden, CO, they got very excited upon putting together…read moreit is the home of the Moro and Mindy House. I can't say I've ever seen the show, but if it helped make Robin Williams a household name I'm already a fan. We parked across the street, walked up, grabbed our photos, and they enjoyed recalling their favorite moments from the show. Really you can only take pictures outside of the house, but the Mork and Mindy House is a fun stop for those who have a special place in their heart for the show. "Nanu nanu"

It was so awesome to see the Mork & Mindy house!…read more This Queen Anne style house looks relatively the same today as it did back in 1978-1982. Noticeable differences are the exterior color, additional trim around the porch, the huge trees, and the white fence. There was someone working in the yard when I came to check out the house, so I did my best to not be much of a nuisance. I only took 3 pictures! I was not living in the U.S. when the first 2 seasons aired. I watched the reruns and the new episodes as they came out. I enjoyed this quirky show! This house was built in 1883. For the show, it was both Mindy's apartment (upstairs) and Mr. Franklin Bickley's Apartment (ground floor). Mork moved into the attic. Filming of the interior was shot at the Paramount Studios Lot. The exterior of this house was also used for "Perfect Strangers" & "Family Matters". Facts I found about this property: 7 bedrooms 4 bathrooms 3,818 sq ft of floor space has a basement has a detached garage In 1974, it was sold for $80,000 Zillow estimate today is $3,172,500 This house is "A City of Boulder Landmark" If you liked Mork & Mindy or just seeing a gorgeous house, drop by and take a look! This is a private residence, so be a respectful sightseer and stay on the sidewalk. Nanu Nanu

What a noble group this is. I was happy to find them at the Boulder Farmer's Market - they sell…read morethese divine little cupcakes. They are packed with flavor and so very tasty and 100% of the proceeds goes back into the shelter. This was favorite booth at the market. Keep up the great work and the fantastic baking.

I have to say I am really biased. I have lived here for 51 years and still live it, flaws and all…read more No place is perfect in its entirety or for everyone. But from food and fun, education facilities from Pre-k to PhD, Boulder has it all. It would be nice if more things were affordable to more people and personally, I would like less snow but I suspect I am in the minority on that one. Visit and test it out before making a decision to stay. Hopefully some of our flaws will be solved someday. Downtown is fun as are the foothills.

Boulder, the lynchpin of the hipster revolution in Colorado a few years ago and the continuation of…read morethe California-cation of the state. Outdoors 5/5 Road infrastructure 3.5/5- lot of potholes, cracks, and construction hamper the drivers and residents Downtown 3/5 it's nice but the unhoused population loitering around constantly is an issue; they even boarded up and control the one public bathroom on the shopping street. It's a great look to see the dichotomy of the upper middle class elites against the druggies walking around.

I had to come here today to help resolve an unfortunate situation for a friend. Everyone who works…read morehere has been very understanding and accommodating towards the issue. At a place where tension runs high I have seen a level of caring that warmed my heart.

Well there seems to be their way or no highway policy anyone remember the movie the cube?read more

What's not to love about the Hill?? If you want a unique yet classic college experience come to the…read moreHill. It's full of great spots to eat, study or grab a good cup of coffee. Just off the campus it's an easy walk and fun energy being among college students (if you're cool with that). Only thing is that you have to pay to park anywhere and the parking police are crazy so be prepared for that.

Cleaning up the Hill business district is an annual ritual every spring. Parents are coming for…read moregraduation and though CU invests in campus beautiful, the City of Boulder needs to do its part. It can get pretty grimy in the neighborhood nearest campus where parents are regulars at eateries and local shops during this annual spring graduation. It's a shame that it gets so abused during the school year that they need the full week of finals to make the area presentable.