🌱 Superior And Louisville Wrestle Over Future + Cuchara Mountain Lift

Hello, everybody! I'm back with your fresh copy of the Boulder Daily. Come along to find out everything you need to know about what's happening around town, including updates on...

• Superior and Louisville residents fighting against large-scale development projects.
• Panadero Ski Co. working to get lift reopened at Cuchara Mountain Park in Southern Colorado.
• Even Cheyenne, WY is struggling with housing affordability. City looks to Longmont as a model.

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Here are the top stories today in Boulder:

1. Unwanted development still a focus for some in Superior and Louisville. Despite the huge losses from the Marshall Fire, community push-back to the irreversible environmental impacts of large-scale development, has residents and developers fighting over what the vision of the area's future will be. (Yellow Scene)
2. Getting a small ski area's lift restarted in southern Colorado rests on one final permit. Cuchara Mountain Park's supporting nonprofit, Panadero Ski Corporation, has been working to fund and fix a 40-year-old ski lift on the mountain, and says it needs one last permit to turn it on. (Gazette)
3. Cheyenne officials look to Longmont for affordable housing model. Cheyenne's population is growing, and a recent Affordable Housing Task Force report produced by the city, showed that there needs to a greater focus on how to provide more affordable housing. (WY Tribune Eagle)
4. The pandemic wreaked havoc on the ski industry. Aspen Skiing Co. hopes for return of the good old days, or just getting back to normal after three crazy years dealing with a global pandemic. (Aspen Daily News)

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Today in Boulder:

• Conquer Your Fear of Public Speaking. (8-9:30 a.m.)
• CSB Sugar Plum: Tea Party. (1 p.m.)
• Tony Crank: At Red Door Arts, Longmont. (Noon)
• Bury the Dead: Dairy Arts Center. (7:30 p.m.)

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From my notebook:

• Aba Arthur, CU Boulder grad, lands part in Black Panther universe. (Gazette)
• Small Business Saturday kicks off today! Check out the link for our holiday gift guide and remember to support local this season! (Downtown Boulder)
• The United Nations and the University of Colorado Boulder are co-hosting the "Right Here, Right Now" Global Climate Summit. Dec. 2-4, speakers from around the world will be discussing the future of human rights and climate change. (CU Boulder)

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