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Today in BoulderGood morning, Boulder! Let's get you started this Saturday with what you need to know about what's going on in town today.
Saturday's weather: Partly sunny and warmer. High: 67 Low: 39.
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Here are the top stories today in Boulder:
- Boulder County considers penalizing people that are living in their vehicles. Boulder County officials are considering an ordinance that would allow officers to ticket people for living out of their vehicles on county-owned land. (Reporting Lab)
- Multi-family housing units are sprouting up around RTD transit stops. Development around RTDs station areas have captured 25 percent of multifamily development and 31 percent of office development in the Denver metro area. (FOX31)
- Catalytic converter thefts from vehicles are on the rise in metro Denver. The Denver police released a regional warning statement about the dangerous pattern of thefts as they increase across the metro area. (CBS4)
- U.S. reinstates previous miles per gallon requirements by 2026. All new vehicles beginning in 2026 will be required to average at least 40 mpg, up from today's 24 mpg. (9News)
- Wildfire Update: NCAR fire fully contained and area trails are now reopened. (CBS4)
Today in and around Boulder:
- Old Bikes Club: Bicycle Swap and Show, Lakewood. (9 a.m. -1 p.m.)
- Poudre Valley REA: Annual meeting. (9 a.m.)
- Spanish/English Storytime: Boulder Public Library. (10:15 a.m.)
- Italian Language Learners: On Meetup.com (11 a.m.)
- Tween Time: Irish Dance with Rachel. (Noon)
- Drop In Tech Help: Boulder Public Library. (1 p.m.)
- Sense and Sensibility: Presented by OpenStage Theatre. (7:30 p.m.)
From my notebook:
- Boulder County is seeking input about the transportation needs of community members that were affected by the Marshall fire. The survey responses will help them better understand the needs and resources community members may have. (Facebook)
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