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There’s a lot more to Girl Scouts than cookies. There’s outdoor adventure, STEM projects, robotics, producing podcasts and building lasting friendships. And now there’s also DreamLab. Girl Scouts of Colorado held a grand opening this month for a first-of-its-kind concept that will be a model for Girl Scouts across the country.

Spring may have sprung at 3:23 p.m. on Monday, but another amazing snowfall week is predicted for Colorado ski resorts, especially those in the southern part of the state. The high country will be in the grip of a seven-day snow cycle through Sunday, according to Joel Gratz, founding meteorologist at OpenSnow, a forecasting and reporting service that focuses on mountain weather.

Denver restaurateur Frank Schultz has been sued by the co-owner of his various businesses, accused of pilfering hundreds of thousands of dollars from their companies, cutting his partner out of real estate deals that she financed, and owing her at least $7.75 million. That co-owner is also his mother. “I’m disappointed that Ms.

Mysteries of interest for March: “You Must Remember This,” by Kat Rosenfield (William Morrow) You Must Remember This (William Morrow) Marion Caravasios is the matriarch of a wealthy Bar Harbor family, beloved by her granddaughter, Delphine, tolerated by her children. On Christmas Eve, Marion disappears from her mansion, the Whispers, only to be found frozen beneath the waters of an inlet just beyond the garden.

The Giants lost their leading tackler, defensive play-caller and captain to the Seattle Seahawks on Friday. Safety Julian Love signed a two-year, $12 million contract on Friday to play for Pete Carroll, a source said, choosing the Pacific Northwest over the Northeast. “New York, it’s been an unforgettable four years,” the former fourth-round pick wrote on Instagram.

Dear Amy: I have always been thin and fit. I eat well and exercise. Like most people, I have friends and family who struggle terribly with weight issues. I have read volumes about the genetic origins of obesity and want to be sensitive to this issue. I can’t help but noticing, however, that the overweight people I know eat a lot more than I do, exercise less, and generally lead far less healthy lifestyles. Am I to believe they’re genetically prone to these behaviors? Please help me to understand the science! — Trying not to Judge Dear Trying not to Judge: To quote author Roxanne Gay: “When you’re overweight, people project assumed narratives onto your body and are not at all interested in the truth.” If you truly wanted to understand the science, you would have gone ahead and digested (excuse the pun) the portion of research you’ve done, versus the choice you’ve made — to scratch your head in disingenuous wonderment that you witness overweight people eating more and moving less than you do. Genetics do seem to play a role both in obesity itself, and in behaviors related to obesity, such as overeating.