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Wallach: Boulder City Council is getting it right on wildfire mitigation. They deserve some credit.

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By Mark Wallach
| Daily Camera Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Really, is there a more popular sport in Boulder — at least a non-contact sport — than bashing the members of the City Council and the City’s staff? The epithets are boundless: lack of empathy with the community, lack of concern for one component of the community or other, lack of understanding, and lack of competence, etc.
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Wallach: From the Council to a column – keeping up the conversation on our community’s important issues

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By Mark Wallach
| Daily Camera Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Allow me to introduce myself: I am Mark Wallach, and due to my recent resignation from the Boulder City Council, I have been elevated in status to the higher position of Private Citizen. As such, the other members of City Council, with whom I served as a peer and equal, now technically work for me, as they do for all of the residents of Boulder. I will be reminding them of that.
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Myths and realities of the Boulder budget (Opinion)

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By Mark Wallach, Nicole Speer
| Daily Camera Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By Mark Wallach and Nicole Speer Every few years, Boulder revives one of its favorite civic traditions: the belief that somewhere, hidden deep within the city’s operating budget, lies a giant pile of money that could be freed up if only someone would apply enough common sense and a sharp pencil.
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