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Who reads books anymore? …The answer might surprise you

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By Abby O'Brien Verified
| KGNU (Boulder, CO) Verified
play_arrow Who reads books anymore? …The answer might surprise you Abby O'Brien Will Pass is a novelist based in Fort Collins. His first book, The Second-Smartest Dog That Ever Lived, was published in October 2024. Pass’s second novel is set to be released this September. He’s recently been garnering attention on social media for a series he films in public places — asking strangers about their reading habits.
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Pride celebrations bringing joy during a hard year for LGBTQ+ communities

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By Abby O'Brien Verified
| KGNU (Boulder, CO) Verified
play_arrow Pride celebrations bringing joy during a hard year for LGBTQ+ communities Abby O'Brien Bruce Parker, the Executive Director of Rocky Mountain Equality (RMEQ), brings us a Pride Month reflection. RMEQ and partners have organized pride events all month. Denver Pridefest is still to come this weekend. Parker says expressions of joy are especially important during a hard year for the community.
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Chautauqua is almost finished renovating their auditorium, but they’re only halfway done raising the funds to pay for it.

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By Abby O'Brien Verified
| KGNU (Boulder, CO) Verified
play_arrow Chautauqua is almost finished renovating their auditorium, but they’re only halfway done raising the funds to pay for it. Abby O'Brien Sundance is coming to Boulder next year, and The Colorado Chautauqua is almost finished with their ambitious auditorium renovation. The project will cost between $11-15 million, but they’ve only raised about half that amount so far. Now they’re looking for donors to help the rest of the way.
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