Will Matuska is a reporter for Boulder Weekly, covering local news and events in Boulder County, Colorado. With a focus on community issues, environmental topics, and human interest stories, Will's articles aim to inform and engage readers about the unique aspects of the area.
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Boulder Housing Partners and other local housing authorities manage growth amid drug use, behavioral issues and community concern
On the eve of Earth Day, Boulder Weekly asks about climate optimism
Night view of The Boulder County Commissioners at Boulder, Colorado
Students at Colorado universities have joined the flurry of demonstrations sweeping the country since mid-April protesting the war in Gaza.
– Hear a presentation and discuss public safety including traffic and bike safety, and citywide crime. It will also include updates on ongoing projects like the Reimagine Policing Plan.
Tracy Loughlin and her donkey Mary Margaret after winning the pack burro race in Georgetown on May 25. Loughlin calls her partner “the Unicorn.” Credit: Judi Manutes
Take a preliminary vote on whether to authorize city acquisition of property easements through purchase or eminent domain for the Gregory Canyon Creek Flood Mitigation Project. Property easements, which allow the city the right to use and access specific areas on private property, will be needed for construction and maintenance of the creek. According to the city, it is emphasizing collaboration with property owners to obtain easements and will only use its authority as an option of last resort.
Photographer and filmmaker Keith Ladzinski on finding inspiration closer to home
What your local elected officials are up to: public meetings, financial updates, coal fire mitigation, more. By Will Matuska.
The tentacles of serendipity are what reeled Molly Weber into the topic of climate change: her twin sister’s eighth-grade fascination with jellyfish. “She started learning about the ocean, because you can’t really talk about jellyfish without talking about the ocean, and you can’t talk about the ocean without talking about climate change,” said Weber, who […]
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