🌱 No Ice Fishing At Gross Reservoir + Boulder Shelter CEO Leaving

Good morning, Boulder. I'm here in your inbox this morning to get you caught up on everything you need to know about what's going on around town, including news about...

• State legislators host a roundtable on immigration.
• Boulder Shelter CEO out after only three months.
• Denver Water won't allow ice fishing this year at Gross Reservoir.

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Wednesday's weather: Mostly cloudy, a flurry; cold. High: 31 Low: 18.

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Here are the top stories today in Boulder:

1. Exposure to pollution during pregnancy may be associated with lower cognitive scores in early childhood. New research from the University of Colorado has found that "toddlers whose mothers were exposed to higher levels of air pollution during mid- to late-pregnancy tend to score lower on cognitive, motor coordination and language skills." (CU Today)
2. Boulder Shelter CEO leaving after only three months on the job. The Boulder Shelter for the Homeless has seen a change in leadership, as the newly appointed CEO, Greg Morris, is leaving the organization after only three months. Michael Block, previously head of housing for the shelter, has taken on the role of interim CEO. Morris was appointed as CEO in September of last year and started the job in Boulder last October. (CO Newsline)
3. Reservoir owned by Denver Water won't allow ice fishing this year. Ice fishing at Gross Reservoir will be closed for the rest of the 2022-23 winter season due to ongoing construction of the Gross Reservoir Expansion Project. (9News)
4. Who stole the weed? Police are searching for the suspect that made off with nearly 12 pounds of weed from a facility on the 3500 block of Pearl Street. (FOX31)
5. Legislators in Colorado participate in a roundtable discussion on immigration reform. A roundtable discussion was held at the Colorado State Capitol to discuss all things immigration reform including access to affordable housing and health care. (CBS4)

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Today in Boulder:

• Involvement Fair: University Memorial Center (11 a.m. - 2 p.m.)
• All Aboard Alpine: Making the Transition from Summit. (Noon-1 p.m.)
• Oxygen, Ventilation: Lefthand Fire Protection District (6 p.m.)

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From my notebook:

• Check out the New Local Gallery: A gallery for the city's female creatives. (5280)
• Come and check out the new Boulder County Sheriff's substation in Lyons. The building was built in 1885 and operated as a train depot until the 1960's. (Boulder County Sheriff)
• Looking for a place to ride your fat bike? Fatbiking enthusiasts can look forward to excellent conditions at Peaceful Valley and Brainard Lake this weekend. The snowpack is expected to remain in great condition with cool temperatures and minimal new snowfall. (Boulder Mountainbike Alliance)

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That's it for today. I'll catch up with you bright and early Wednesday morning with a brand-new edition of the Boulder Daily. — Brad K. Evans

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