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Thor, Mel, Simba: o que há por trás de como escolhemos os nomes de nossos cachorros?
Qual é o nome do seu cachorro? Não só o nome, mas o apelido que você o chama quando ele rouba uma meia ou inclina a cabeça para o lado certo. Um usuário da rede social Reddit disse que o seu cachorro passou de “fedorento” para “piscadela” – apelidos, no mínimo, excêntricos.
Terra Havens - The Mountain-Ear
In the spring of 2023, Rachael Scala and Tien Truong embarked on an entrepreneurial journey inspired by a shared love for ecological landscape design. Their story began at the 2022 Boulder Permaculture Design course, where Scala and Truong were inspired to join forces and redefine landscaping with their business Terra Havens.
Moving on towards graduation
I began my internship at The Mountain-Ear in May and am now concluding in early September. I’m very grateful for this experience and have enjoyed working on and strengthening my journalistic skills. During my time writing at The Mountain-Ear, I enjoyed learning more about the Peak to Peak region and towns within it.
From Playlists to Space: The Unexpected Meeting of Spotify's Daniel Ek and SpaceX's Elon Musk
The Discussion That Crosses Industries and Delves Into Alan Nafzger’s ‘Zuckerberg vs Musk CAGE FIGHT’ By Jane Thompson, Tech Reporter Setting: An Art Gallery Fundraiser in New York City What happens when the mastermind behind Spotify, Daniel Ek, bumps into SpaceX’s maverick CEO Elon Musk at an art gallery fundraiser in New York City?
Ned PC discusses subdivision, animals, and strategic plan
By | on August 14, 2023 Jane Thompson Nederland The Nederland Planning Commision met on July 26, 2023, at 7 p.m. to address both discussion and informational items. The three discussion items included the Wingate subdivision variance pursuant to the Nederland Municipal Code Sec. 17-1-1, the Animal Subcommittee update, and Nederland’s strategic plan for 2023 and 2024. Dr. Miranda Fisher, the Town and Zoning Administrator, started off the discussion […]
Unveiling the Picnic Table Project
By MtnEarStaff | on August 02, 2023 Jane Thompson Nederland Nederland has long been known for its strong sense of community and creativity. Recently, an art idea took root that brings together both community and art, called the Picnic Table Project. Property owners, Dave and Vicky Poe approached the Nederland Public Art Committee with a simple suggestion – painting the picnic tables in the garden area behind the deli and the co-op.
Sustainable Summer Eats - Local, Organic and Ethical Food Choices
Denver, known for its love of nature, offers a plethora of local, tasty and eco-friendly restaurants. Given the significance of sustainability and the environment, here are some spots in particular that are making a positive impact. From farm-to-table, vegan or ethically-sourced food, there’s a restaurant for anyone to enjoy in our Denver area.
Alex Medler announces campaign for BVSD Board of Education
By MtnEarStaff | on July 23, 2023 Jane Thompson Boulder County On July 10, Alex Medler announced his candidacy for the Boulder Valley School District’s Board of Education, District C seat in the November election. Medler has two children that attended BVSD schools and he is passionate about the promise of public education.
Day of Art: Creativity and connection in Nederland
By MtnEarStaff | on July 23, 2023 Jane Thompson Nederland Nederland came alive with creativity on July 15 for its Day of Art; a celebration of local artists and the community of Nederland. The day kicked off with the Art Fair and viewing sponsored by Art at the Center from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Visitors got to browse unique pieces including paintings, photography, fiber art, and jewelry.
Riders take on Ned Gravel
By MtnEarStaff | on July 13, 2023 Jane Thompson Nederland On Saturday, July 8, 2023, riders gathered for the annual Ned Gravel race, a lively event for all levels of bikers. The race gave participants the opportunity to push their physical limits while enjoying the scenic routes through the Peak to Peak region. Participants and spectators also got to celebrate with food, drinks, music, and games after the race. Ned […]
Herbalicious Grilled Corn
Spring is here. For gardeners, it’s the season to put your hands into the bare earth, sow seeds, and nurture young saplings in hopes of a big summer harvest. And no summertime harvest would be complete without a basket of juicy, red tomatoes. To help with tomato season, one TikToker is sharing a simple-but-important hack that will ensure your plants stay healthy all year long.
Peak to Peak 4th of July celebrations & events
By MtnEarStaff | on July 03, 2023 Jane Thompson Peak to Peak From firework shows to parades, there’s something for everyone to enjoy on the 4th of July in the Peak to Peak region. July 4, 1776, marks the day the Declaration of Independence was adopted, and the American Colonies announced their separation from Great Britain. Since then, the 4th of July has become a symbol of liberty, unity, American spirit, and celebration.
No tennis, pickleball until RINK is fixed
The Nederland Parks, Recreation, and Open Space Advisory Board (PROSAB) met on Thursday, June 15, 2023, at 5:30 p.m. to hear updates on park and rink maintenance, children’s programs, Nederland’s Reimagine Destinations program, conservation finances, and the possibility of new trail construction.
Swift Water Safety precautions
By MtnEarStaff | on June 22, 2023 Jane Thompson Peak to Peak With Colorado summer in full swing, it is important for people to keep safety in mind while participating in outdoor activities such as hiking and swimming. Melting snow during runoff season contributes to rising waters in rivers, creeks, lakes, and waterfalls throughout the Rocky Mountain region. These rising waters can cause swift moving water that pose hidden dangers which is why understanding swift water safety is essential.
Horsing Around in the Town of Gold Hill
By MtnEarStaff | on June 10, 2023 Jane Thompson Gold Hill Step into a world of laughter, friendship, and life lessons with the debut of the children’s book Horsing Around in the Town of Gold Hill by jewelry designer and local Colorado resident Amy Fortunato. The book follows the adventures of a horse and a group of animals who learn lessons more valuable than gold.
Mountain Movers take stage at NMSHS
By MtnEarStaff | on May 31, 2023 Jane Thompson Nederland Excitement filled the air as the young dancers of The Nederland Mountain Movers showcased their talent during the 14th annual spring recital. The recital was held on Saturday, May 13, 2023, and featured 45 participants. The recital was called Welcome To The Jungle and featured jungle themed costumes and a diverse range of dance styles. Mountain Movers, an after school […]
Local libraries offer summer youth programs
As summer approaches, parents are looking for ways to keep their children entertained and engaged with learning. Fortunately, local libraries in Colorado are stepping up to provide summer programs for children throughout the summer; two of these libraries being the Gilpin County Public Library and the Nederland Community Library. The Gilpin library hosts Preschool Storytime at 10 a.m. every Wednesday for children ages 0-5.
Village meets to object
Dr Barry Yates, Andrew Whitaker and John Hornig (left to right) at the protest update On Tuesday, August 11 a group of more than 45 socially distancing people met on the field next to the Church of the Holy Spirit in Rye Harbour to object to plans for 24 hour operation at a nearby industrial site .
Madison rolls out initiative to promote minority entrepreneurship - The Daily Cardinal
In an attempt to encourage entrepreneurship among Madison’s minority communities, the city council and Mayor Paul Soglin announced a new citywide initiative to promote and support local, diverse entrepreneurship.
Gas leak in Sellery causes evacuation, road closures
A gas leak occurred at Sellery Residence Hall Monday, causing the building to be evacuated and the surrounding area to be closed off. UW-Madison Police Department and Madison Gas & Electric responded to the scene after they received a call around 3 p.m. The cause and location of the leak is currently unknown, according to UWPD spokesperson Marc Lovicott. “The gas at this point has been shut off but we’re still keeping people away,” Lovicott said.
Anti-semitic graffiti found in Sellery Residence Hall
Anti-Semitic graffiti found in Sellery Residence Hall was reported to UW-Madison Saturday. According to UW-Madison spokesperson Meredith McGlone, swastikas were drawn on whiteboards on three different dormitory room doors. “UW-Madison takes campus climate seriously,” McGlone said. “We are investigating to determine the identity of the individual[s] responsible for this behavior.
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