Geronimo 'Jerry' Paup, wearing an oxygen mask, reads his Bible in his bedroom in his parents' Boulder home in this March photograph. Camera file photo

Even on his deathbed, he told his doctor he was going to get out of the hospital and have a heart-and-lung transplant to stay alive. [ FULL STORY ]

David Brower at his home in Berkeley, Calif., in this Dec. 23, 1999, file photo. AP

Sierra Club pioneer resigns
David Brower, 87, says the club's officials have lost their zeal

Local environmentalists are shaken by this week's resignation of a giant from the Sierra Club's board of directors.

But they don't expect David Brower to completely quit being an environmental activist. [ FULL STORY ]

DUI suspect charged in deaths
A 23-year-old man was charged Friday with killing two people in a drunken driving accident in January and faces a possible prison sentence if convicted. [ FULL STORY ]

No arrest yet in Ecstasy lab case
More than a week after locating an Ecstasy lab across the street from the University of Colorado, the Boulder County Drug Task Force has yet to make an arrest. [ FULL STORY ]

Colorado's Adam Deadmarsh, right, is congratulated by teammates Joe Sakic and Martin Skoula after his second-period goal. Jon Hatch

Colorado peppers Dallas with 40 shots, take 2-1 series lead
DENVER — Adam Foote was out but Ray Bourque was back, and it was enough to spark the Colorado Avalanche to an outstanding defensive performance Friday night. [ FULL STORY ]

• Bourque puts his foot down against Stars
• Stars don't get point in Game 3

Boulder's Tenedios wins high school 5A high jump

LAKEWOOD — Boulder's Catherine Tenedios hadn't jumped during a practice session for five weeks. [ FULL STORY ]

Nextlink's main office moves to Broomfield
A burgeoning access service provider is moving its headquarters to Broomfield from Portland, Ore. [ FULL STORY ]

Boulder City Councilman visits newest sister city
Now I know what Cortez must have felt like when he came to the New World. My visit to the state of Tamaulipas, Mexico, home of Boulder's newest sister city, Mante, revealed a treasure chest of exotic plants, animals and historic features that rival any place that I've been to. Within an hour's drive it is possible to swim in spring-fed lakes or explore petrocliffs in vast networks of caves. Drive just a bit further and you reach the trail heads that lead to the northernmost cloud forest in the Americas. Like Colorado, the state of Tamaulipas is blessed with rich natural beauty. [ FULL OPINION ]

Open Door's 'Prayers' makes believers of Irey dance crowd

Modern dance concerts that attempt to convey heart-warming philosophical messages run a terrifying risk of plunging over the razor's edge of sincerity and becoming heavy-handed, clich or sappy. Open Door Dance Theatre's "Prayers for the New Millennium" bravely runs that gamut with a semi-abstract exploration of aggression's origins and resolution via compassion and evolving consciousness.
[ FULL STORY ]

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