Hi there, My name is Brittany Altman and I just wanted to…read moremake a point to thank the kind police officer that helped me today. I don't know this man's name, but he saw me scraping my windshield with a credit card today (because we just moved from Atlanta and I didn't have a scraper) and stopped to ask me if I needed help. He then not only took the time to let me borrow his scraper, but let me keep it. This was truly the best and most welcoming experience I have had with a police officer. I was so thankful that he came along, and felt both so safe and so happy to be part of a community where police are on your side. Thank you to this officer that makes a difference in what seems like such a small way but made such an impact on my day and my perception of police as a whole. With Gratitude, New Girl in town Brittany Altman

Serious question: How did Boulder rid itself of all crime? When cops have all the time in the…read moreworld to issue someone a citation for smoking, there must literally be no assaults, burglaries, thefts, ODs, shootings, domestic violence or any other crime in the entire city. We'd love to know how you accomplished that.

I went by with my sons on a Saturday to see if we could look at the fire truck. We rang the bell…read moreand one of the fire fighters was happy to give us us a quick tour of the station and then showed us the trucks. They mentioned the station was originally a "temporary" station but it's still in operation 50 years later.

This sandwich shop puts other shops to shame! The sandwiches are phenomenal, freshly made and come…read morein a generous serving! Also the location & order placing is cute, feels like an authentic deli shop!

Bodega with reasonable prices off the West end of Pearl St is worth the slight diversion from the…read moremore touristy areas. Outdoor tree shaded cafe attracts unkempt locals with guitars and dogs, but they're harmless

Comm-Unity Radio! These granola-eatin' hippies in Boulder…read moreare doing some great stuff. They play some strange indie stuff, lots of old time country music. My favorite show is Honky Tonk Heroes on Saturday mornings. The best part of the station is that if you don't like the music, give it two hours max, and they'll have a new show on. In one afternoon, you may hear Reggae, Grateful Dead, Electronica, Punk Polka, grind core, and Emo Square dancing music. This is a non-profit radio station on the left side of the dial. They don't have any advertisements, just the occasional weather update or a public service announcement. They play lots of the weirdest stuff, going on strange rabbit-hole disc discussions. The annoying part of community radio is the occasional fund drive. They have all kinds of fun events that they hold in the Denver and Boulder areas, like concerts, parties, and even plant sales!

As I pointed out with my review of KBCO, I'm like oil and radio stations are like water, but KGNU…read morestands out from the pack. Since KGNU is an independent community radio station, that is fueled not by advertisments but by community donations, you don't get the same sort of feel that you get with most major radio stations. The fact that you can listen to them online (www.kgnu.org) in hi-def streams definitely helps this otherwise obscure station get the attention it deserves. And the music they play....! This isn't the same old pop top 20 you hear at every single mall and commercial. No no...you are finally listening to a station with djs who care about pushing the envelope a little bit and playing the stuff that you don't hear all the time. This of course is because most of the djs at KGNU are there because they love what they are doing, not because they are getting paid huge sums (or anything for that matter). I've been inside the studios myself several times, and I must admit...I was inpressed. I'm not saying I like everything they play, but they really do have interesting shows...and more than once I actually wrote the names of artists down I heard on KGNU. How often do you do that when you are listening to the radio? As a community radio station, I think you can even dj yourself...of course this might be at 4 am...but hey, its about time they had a drum and bass show eh? Or maybe you are more into Tuva throat-singing, I can't say. Keep the independent tunes coming KGNU.

Very small museum with just a few exhibits. I allowed one hour for our visit before our lunch…read morereservations, we only needed five minutes. The reception staff was very friendly and although admission is free, they ask for a donation up front. I gave a nice donation, expecting a good experience! It would have been hard to donate after our short visit. Most of the pieces were typical for contemporary, interesting to unusual. There were two different video graphic art pieces that were interesting. Parking is tough, street parking. It's close to the Pearl Street Mall area.

Underwhelming, I'm glad they asked for a donation at the start because I was in and out in about 5…read moremins. The 2nd floor is empty besides a few chairs in the corner and a sofa and the 1st floor you can see in the 4 second video attached. I love art and this was just odd. No details. I would recommend just a walk through waiting for your reservation at the tea house.