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Snarf's Buns + Gold In Them Hills + Annex Vote Going To Ballot?

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Yay! It's Friday, Boulder! Let's get today started out on the right foot with some news and goings on in Boulder.

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Saturday's weather: Clear throughout the day. High: 74, low: 53.

Here are the top stories in Boulder today:

  1. Boulder City Council candidate files complaint: One candidate is accusing community members of sabotaging his campaign, and he's not having it. (Yahoo)
  2. Restaurants will be able to keep outdoor expansions open beyond Oct. 31, and City officials are discussing a three-year outdoor dining pilot program. (Boulder Patch)
  3. Will voters get the final say? Boulder City Council has approved the flood mitigation plan for the CU South campus, however, a citizen group already has enough signatures to put the annexation agreement on the November ballot. Will the voters get to vote or will this end up in court? (CPR)
  4. One man's obsession with warm buns turns into a business, and that's how Snarf's was born. (Boulder Weekly)
  5. Head for the hills – the leaves are changing: The best places to see Colorado's fall "gold rush." Where to see the turning leaves and how to get there. (CBS4)

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Today in Boulder:

  • Open Studios Opening Reception at the Museum of Boulder. (6:00 - 8:30 p.m.)
  • Dave Tamkin & CO at Stone Cottage Studios Backyard. (Doors 5:30; Show 6:30 p.m.)
  • Climate Cabaret: Short plays and songs on climate at CU Boulder. (7:30 p.m.)
  • Repo Man–Q&A with Alex Cox: Boulder International Film Series. (7:30 p.m.)

Boulder Patch Notebook

  • Turns out that transportation is the single-largest contributor to air pollution in Colorado. Folks, that's cars and light-duty vehicles — which are the single largest contributor to the emissions that affect all of us on a daily basis: not big trucks, not airplanes, but all of us driving around, which we can actually do something about. (CDPHE)
  • CU alum Christopher Meloni on starring in "Law & Order." (CUindependent)
  • Boulder Farmers Market: There's still three more Wednesday markets! Harvest season is on point with potatoes and tomatoes. (Facebook)
  • Former top-selling artist Edward Casey will be creating hand cut classic silhouettes at Childish Things. (Eventbrite)

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