Amber Carlson is a freelance reporter based in Boulder, Colorado. She specializes in local news coverage, with a focus on community events, human interest stories, and issues affecting the Boulder area. Her work has been featured in various publications, including the Daily Camera, Times-Call, and The Denver Post.
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Amber's coverage predominantly focuses on local government and politics, with a significant emphasis on community events, legal matters, and local news within Boulder. Given her focus on these specific topics, she is likely to be particularly interested in pitches that offer insights into local governance issues or upcoming community events.
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Boulder County has initiated a pilot program that will repair and rehabilitate more than 30 homes in Boulder’s Columbine and Orchard Grove mobile home parks.
Fans of the Boulder Public Library District’s BLDG 61 Makerspace can look forward to expanded studio time and new spaces for creating in the not-too-distant future.
Boulder government workers will host an open house event at 5 p.m. Wednesday at Crest View Elementary School, 1897 Sumac Ave., about improvements the city plans to make on Sumac Avenue between Broa…
A few potential Boulder ballot issues for this fall’s election are beginning to emerge.
Boulder community members who haven't shared their input yet on the city's 2025 budget have a few more days to fill out a questionnaire on it.
Boulder Housing Partners broke ground Tuesday morning on a new 73-unit affordable housing development in north Boulder.
Boulder's Open Space and Mountain Parks department has announced it will try mowing several strips of open space land near the outskirts of the city this summer to mitigate wildfire risks.
By: Amber Carlson
Boulder’s City Council on Thursday night discussed an energy code update that, if approved, would require many types of new buildings, and alterations of existing buildings, in the city to be…
Boulder's City Council has approved a $125,000 settlement payment to a man who sued the city after he was injured downtown.
The long-awaited North Boulder Branch Library is almost finished and plans to open its doors on June 29 or earlier, according to David Farnan, director of the library district.
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