Scottsdale School Board Meeting Ends In Uproar Over Requiring Attendees To Wear Masks

Which parenting books for dads are best? “Congratulations; you’re going to be a father!” If you’ve heard these words recently, you’ve probably begun preparation for your life as a dad. While there isn’t an official owner’s manual that comes with the new little bundle of joy, there are quite a few books you can explore that cover popular topics — including special books just for dads. Some titles cover essential child-rearing information, such as what to expect with feeding or pediatrician visits.

Which potty-training seat is best? There’s no perfect solution or formula for potty-training success, but potty-training seats definitely make the process simpler. Potty-training seats transform regular toilets into seats that are easier for your toddler to sit on. There are a number of different potties out there with different sizes, features and types.

Colorado’s 7th Congressional District, centered on suburban Jefferson County, hasn’t had a Republican in the seat since Bob Beauprez left Congress nearly 20 years ago. But Sergei Matveyuk, an antiques repairman from Golden and the GOP contender for the seat in the Nov. 5 election, urges voters not to count him out in his battle with incumbent Brittany Pettersen.

Improved notifications and better communication with customers and critical facilities, like wastewater treatment plants and hospitals, are among the requirements that Xcel Energy-Colorado must meet when it shuts off power to reduce the risks from hazardous weather. The Colorado Public Utilities Commission endorsed a series of requirements last week after looking into complaints following Xcel’s shutdown of power along the northern Front Range in early April as a precaution during extreme winds.

Lynell Brunner wanted to run. A Grand Junction Municipal Court judge had just sentenced him to a year in jail for theft. Brunner couldn’t believe it, so he asked the judge to repeat herself. One year. Then he took off running out of the courtroom. “I felt scared,” Brunner said, recounting the April hearing to a reporter during an interview from jail.

After searching for a standalone location for his playful eatery for five months, chef Bo Porytko and his team at Misfit Snack Bar have decided to return to their former space inside the Middleman, the cocktail bar, at 3401 E. Colfax Ave., that hosted Misfit for the previous five years. Porytko, who was nominated for James Beard awards in 2023 and 2024, said last May that the concepts were meant to be separate and that Misfit could benefit from a larger kitchen. Related Articles Restaurants, Food and Drink | James Beard-nominated bakery planning move to South Pearl Restaurants, Food and Drink | Century-old donut shop plans second location in Denver Restaurants, Food and Drink | Adelitas Cocina Y Cantina planning new location in west Denver Restaurants, Food and Drink | Ink Coffee, bankrupt and down to four stores, may be sold to grocer Restaurants, Food and Drink | Japan-based conveyor-belt sushi chain plans Boulder location But on Wednesday, he announced on Instagram that Misfit is returning.