Open Space and Mountain Parks begins seasonal cliff-nesting raptor closures

The City of Boulder’s Open Space and Mountain Parks (OSMP) Department is temporarily closing areas in order to protect nesting and roosting raptors. The following areas and formations will be closed from Feb. 1 through July 31:

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Denver Zoo February Events

Denver Zoo FREE days for February

Sunday, February 5

Monday, February 6

Thursday, February 16

Four Clouded Leopards for Toyota Elephant Passage

You'll have to wait a little longer to "spot" our four other new arrivals, though. Four clouded leopards just pawed their way into Toyota Elephant Passage. They are 10-year-old females Mattie and Tenchi and male and female cubs Taji and

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GS Camp Registration opens March 6

For 100 years, Girl Scout camp has been the leader in summer fun and adventure for girls at an affordable cost. We have overnight camps at even more beautiful mountain properties this year and day camps all over the state. You don’t have to already be a Girl Scout -- all new campers will receive a 10 percent discount for trying out Girl Scout camp! Going to Girl Scout camp can be a life-changing experience for girls. It’s a place where girls stretch their limits and have fun in the

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Roads Traveled by Linda L. Osmundon

Nine tips for Packing Smart

The Christmas decorations are stored away; the holiday parties are long over; and the football season soon comes to an end. It is time to consider 2012 vacations. Whether you travel far or near, make your plans early. Airlines, except Southwest, charge for luggage. One checked bag, a carry-on and a shoulder bag or backpack are all you need for most destinations. The size of the checked bag depends on how long you will be away and the activities planned.

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