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Covering #Boulder for @axios. Formerly @dailycamera; #CUBoulder grad; Hawaii native surviving in a landlocked state with the help of beer, golf and snuggies.
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Boulder puts four measures on November ballot

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By Mitchell Byars Verified
| Axios Boulder Verified
Illustration: Brendan Lynch/Axios Boulder voters will decide this November whether to tax vacant homes, borrow $400 million for aging cityfacilities and dramatically expand the city's debt capacity. The big picture: The four city-backed ballot measures would put some of Boulder's biggest financial questions in the hands of voters, including two tax measures that would have to pass together for the city to borrow $400 million for recreation and public safety projects.
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Japanese convenience store brings konbini experience to Longmont

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By Mitchell Byars Verified
| Axios Boulder Verified
A Longmont shop is bringing a taste of Japan's beloved convenience stores to Boulder County. Catch up quick: The concept, dubbed Kawaii Konbini, began as a food truck 2020 and then became a pop up in Old Town Market and St. Vrain Cidery. Then, the owners found a permanent location last summer at 195 S Main St. Why it matters: If you've never been to a Japanese convenience store, or konibini, it's not your typical American gas station stop.
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Boulder's Okigiri Cafe puts sandwich spin on onigiri

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By Mitchell Byars Verified
| Axios Boulder Verified
The spam and combo onigiri. Photo: Mitchell Byars/Axios Boulder For folks looking to shake up their lunch routine, check out the new Okigiri Cafe in Boulder. What to expect: The cafe, at 1629 28th St., just off Arapahoe Avenue., specializes in what it calls "Okinawan onigiri," a western spin on the traditional Japanese rice snack. Basically, it's like a musubi and a sandwich had a baby. Most menu creations come with protein, egg and lettuce.
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