🌱 4 Corners Carbon Coalition Grows + Brewing Market Votes To Unionize

Hello, Boulder. I'm here in your inbox this morning to tell you everything you need to know about what's going on around town. Today's issue includes updates on...

• Boulder Brewing Market employees vote to unionize.
• Regional home prices cooling off, real estate market becoming more balanced, at least for now.
• U.S. Interior Secretary visits Colorado, announces that Historic Sand Creek Massacre site will be expanded.

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Thursday's weather: Mostly sunny and nice. High: 70 Low: 44.

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Here are the top stories today in Boulder:

1. Boulder County part of carbon reduction project. Launched by leaders in Boulder County and Flagstaff, AZ, the 4 Corners Carbon Coalition (4CCC for short) has a goal of stimulating the development of projects that remove carbon dioxide from the environment. This week, the collaboration announced two more cities, Salt Lake City, Utah and Sante Fe, NM, will join the coalition. (KSL)
2. Brewing Market Coffee employees vote to unionize. Workers at Boulder, Longmont and Lafayette Brewing Market locations ratified the union vote, and will now be part of the Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers and Grain Mills International Union Local 26. The workers sought joining a union for better working conditions, pay and benefits. (DF)
3. Is it safe to live near properties burned in the Marshall Fire? As homes start to be rebuilt in Louisville and Superior, some are wondering if it'll be safe to move back once their home is completed. (9News)
4. Colorado's front range is on one of the fastest U.S. housing markets to cool off. Denver's housing market was red hot just a few months ago, but with interest rate hikes by the Fed, it's taking longer to sell, and giving buyers the opportunity to find the right house. (FOX31)
5. Historic Sand Creek Massacre site to be expanded. Interior Secretary Deb Haaland visited the National Park Service historical site on Wednesday where she announced that the site would be expanded by an additional 3,478 acres. (CO Sun)

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Today in Boulder:

• All Ages Storytime: At Boulder Public Library. (10:15 a.m.)
• Online Conversations: In English Thursdays. (10:30 a.m.)
• Panther Pride Full Class Meeting: Boulder High School. (11:15 a.m.)
• Ultimate Frisbee: At Monarch. (4:30 p.m.)
• Black Box Performance: Boulder High School. (7 p.m.)

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From my notebook:

• Large trees near Boulder High school will be cut down. The City of Boulder's Parks and Recreation Department's Forestry Team will be pruning and removing hazardous trees along Boulder Creek Path this week. (Boulder)
• Find the perfect trail for a fall hike. Here's the list of all the City of Boulder's Open Space & Mountain Parks trails. The online map includes a filter for difficulty level and whether or not it is dog friendly. (Boulder)

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You're officially in the loop for today. See you all Friday morning for another edition of the Boulder Daily! — Brad K. Evans

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