Seth Boster is a features writer at The Gazette. He covers the outdoors and the vibrant people and places that make Colorado colorful, with a focus on travel, culture, and regional interests. Seth's work has been featured in numerous publications, including Yahoo News, The Denver Gazette, and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
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Seth Boster's coverage primarily focuses on local events, seasonal activities, and government announcements in Colorado, with a particular emphasis on house & home-related topics. He also covers sports to some extent.
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By: Seth Boster
For nearly 30 years, University of Colorado Boulder athletes and everyday folk alike have gotten their breakfast fill at The Buff
By: Seth Boster, Jacob Boomsma
Members of the city’s Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services Advisory Board voted 4-3 for code language defining three classes of electric bicycles as “non-motorized use.” The City Council could hear the proposal next month.
By: Seth Boster
A memorable feast before Thanksgiving? Check out Friendsgiving at the Melting Pot, 30 E. Pikes Peak Ave. From Nov. 25-27, share a table of cheese and chocolate fondue, plus salad
A new trail has opened around the Black Forest pines northeast of Colorado Springs.
An icy wonderland is rising in the hills west of Colorado Springs.
By: Seth Boster
ELDORA, Colo. — It was like a family reunion one recent afternoon at this Boulder County ski area, everyone hugging and celebrating and looking at each other wide-eyed.
By: Seth Boster
In the storybook adapted into a movie, kids board a train bound for the North Pole, delighting in music and hot chocolate and whimsical characters along the way. “The Polar Express” plays in our living rooms every holiday season. But the real adventure is found along some of Colorado's historic railroads.
By: Seth Boster
El Paso County parks leaders have a long-anticipated plan to address fears of ruin at a geologic expanse.
By: Seth Boster
El Paso County parks leaders have a long-anticipated plan to address fears of ruin at a geologic expanse.
By: Seth Boster
Jim Bishop, creator of Bishop Castle in southern Colorado, has died at 80. He leaves behind a legendary roadside attraction. And a complicated legacy.
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