🌱Summer Employment Opportunities + March Is ​Women's History Month

Hello all. Karena Garrity here with your Friday edition of the Boulder Patch newsletter, filled with all the local information you need to know right now. Including updates on:

• Summer employment with JCC.
• There's a new deli in town!
• Shining a light on Women's History Month.

But first, today's weather:

Mostly sunny and cold. High: 40 Low: 16.

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Here are the top three stories today in Boulder:

1. Are you 18 years or older and have the desire to work with kids this summer? The Boulder JCC has some amazing job opportunities available for the summer season! Learn leadership skills, create long-lasting relationships, and engage in awesome programming. For more information click here." (Boulder JCC via Facebook)
2. Simply, carefully designed sandwiches made with flavors that flow together is what diners will find at Curtis Park Deli, which opened in early March on the corner of 30th and Pearl in Boulder. This is the third location for the deli which already has a spot in Denver and Cherry Creek. Reportedly all three locations receive a shipment of loaves from Denver’s City Bakery every morning and the condiments, including aioli, pesto, mustard and thousand island, are made fresh every day, but when the bread runs out, the staff packs up for the day and heads home. The designated hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. but if the bread runs out the door closes so get your order in early to make sure you get your sandwich. Hope to see you there! (Boulder Weekly)
3. Women's History Month offers an important opportunity for the City of Boulder to shine a light on the extraordinary legacy of trailblazing women and girls who have built, shaped, and improved the community. The National Women's History Alliance, which spearheaded the movement for March being declared National Women's History Month, proclaimed that the theme for 2023 is “Celebrating Women Who Tell Our Stories.” To honor this theme, Boulder has compiled a list of some of the women who are working to share their community’s stories. Click here for the full list. Congratulations women! Thanks for all you do for our community! (Boulder Colorado Government)

Today in Boulder:

• Beer HERE! Exhibit Opening Reception (4:30 PM)
• Free Uber, Lyft, and Cab Rides Provided by Tenge Law – Boulder Injury Attorneys (5:00 PM)

From my notebook:

• University of Colorado Boulder: "Buffs have been taking advantage of the beautiful weather this week...spring is definitely near." (University of Colorado Boulder via Instagram)
• Summit Dog Rescue - Boulder, Colorado: "Moose is looking for his forever home. He’s a courtesy post and resides in Boulder County. This little guy is 8 lbs, 2 years old and fully vetted. He struggles with fear due to his hard beginning. He will only thrive in a kind, patient h..." (Summit Dog Rescue - Boulder, Colorado via Facebook)
• Downtown Boulder: "The first official day of spring is coming up this Monday. Check out the blog for activities you can't miss downtown this season! " (Downtown Boulder via Facebook)
• Boulder Voices for Children: "Our March CASAs of the Month are Alison and Paul! Alison and Paul were both appointed to their very first case exactly a year ago this month and continue to radiate passion for the family they serve as advocates." (Boulder Voices for Children via Facebook)
• Boulder JCC: "Join us on an exciting clay adventure starting April 6! In this 4-week intro to clay, students will explore the basics of various techniques to create their own unique hand-built clay creations. No experience is required." (Boulder JCC via Facebook)
• City of Boulder Colorado Government: "The City of Boulder from day 1 took a focus on community members who really needed the support of local government to make it through the pandemic" Assistant City Manager Pam Davis. As this week marks the third anniversary of the COVID-19 pandemic, we look back at how we met the challenges of the pandemic to provide critical city services and respond to the needs of our community." (City of Boulder Colorado Government via Facebook)

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Now you're in the loop and ready to start this Friday off right! I'll see you around.

— Karena Garrity

About me: Journalism is in my veins. I have been a community reporter for the better part of the past 20 years. I love my community and I am honored to be a part of Patch.com. You can reach me at; karena.garrity@patch.com.

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