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Fine Arts Festival raises scholarship money for students studying art: Saturday, April 11, 2009; The Boulder City Art Guild will hold the 24th Annual Fine Arts Festival on April 18 and 19 at Bicentennial Park. More than 130 artists, most from the Southwestern United States, will display paintings, photography, sculpture, glass art, pottery, metalwork and more.
Boulder City Council candidate wants recount in close primary: Friday, April 10, 2009; Joe Roche, one of the losing candidates for Boulder City Council in Tuesday’s primary, said he will likely ask for a recount of votes cast for winner Duncan McCoy in hopes that enough errors are found to qualify Roche for a June runoff election.
Devil Pups program teaches self-confidence, respect and responsibility: Wednesday, April 8, 2009; Boulder City teenagers are invited to learn more about the Southern Nevada Devil Pups summer youth program designed to help boys and girls learn self-confidence, respect and responsibility.
McCoy elected; Walker, Smith advance to June election: Tuesday, April 7, 2009; Duncan McCoy was elected to the Boulder City Council in the Tuesday primary election, and a June election will decide whether Bill Smith or Cam Walker fills the other open seat.
City Council set to vote on lease for solar power company: Tuesday, April 7, 2009; The Boulder City Council will decide on April 14 whether to lease the remainder of the Eldorado Valley Energy Zone to a solar power company.
Hospital launching fundraising campaign: Saturday, April 4, 2009; Fifty-five years ago, residents knocked door-to-door to collect enough money to keep a struggling Boulder City Hospital open.
The hospital wants to remind residents of that in its current time of financial need.
BC Council candidates raise more than $57,000: Friday, April 3, 2009; The candidates running for Boulder City Council have raised as much as $22,000 in campaign contributions and as little as nothing through the first three months of the year, according to just-released campaign expense reports. Combined, the candidates raised $57,303 in cash donations and another $10,534 in in-kind donations, the reports said.
At Darwin's Auction, the fun starts when the bidding begins: Friday, April 3, 2009; Some come with their eye on an old violin or a stamp collection, but most show up just for the sport of it. At Darwin’s Auction in Boulder City, lighthearted goading between friends is more frequent than bidding wars.
Teacher arrested for child porn to face more charges: Thursday, April 2, 2009; Boulder City Police plan to file eight additional charges, including two counts of sexual assault of a minor under the age of 14, against a junior high school teacher arrested last week on charges of possessing child pornography, Police Chief Thomas Finn said at a press conference today. Finn also revealed that Charles Richard "Rick" Rogers, 46, had been a part-time Boulder City Police officer until 1991. He did not say how long Rogers had served on the force.
Fundraiser helping fight polio across globe: Wednesday, April 1, 2009; The need for polio shots in this country has been eradicated, but the Polio Shoot next month will give residents the chance to help fight the disease in other countries.

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Boulder City residents, politicians turn out for Damboree: Friday, July 4, 2008; Dripping wet political hopefuls and confetti-coated lawns ushered in Boulder City’s 60th annual Damboree — a scene reminiscent of the town’s early Fourth of July celebrations.

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