BOULDER

Police arrest man on suspicion of bank robbery, separate attempted robbery

Boulder police arrested a 46-year-old man Thursday on suspicion of robbing a bank and, earlier, attempting to rob a woman, according to a news release.

David Lloyd Martinez, 46, is accused of robbing the U.S. Bank at 1650 28th St., according to the Friday release. Officials say officers were dispatched to the bank at 2:33 p.m. and eventually arrested Martinez in the area of University Avenue and Broadway. He is also accused of assaulting and attempting to rob a woman of her bike at the Home Depot on 28th Street, the release said. The woman was treated and released on scene, according to the release.

Boulder Jewish Festival set for Sunday

The Boulder Jewish Festival is marching on from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday between 13th Street and 14th Street on the Pearl Street Mall. It’s the same area in which the antisemitic firebombing attack occurred on June 1.

In light of the attack, which injured 15 people, there will be increased security, according to the Boulder Jewish Community Center website. Run for Their Lives, which advocates for the release of 58 dead and alive hostages held by Hamas and was the target of the attack, will be “centered” during the festival, according to a statement on the JCC website.

BOULDER COUNTY

Stories sought for Marshall Fire oral history

Families can share their stories about recovery and returning to their homes after the Dec. 30, 2021, Marshall Fire.

Marshall Together, a Marshall Fire survivors group, will have a small group of families share their stories of recovery for an oral history project. Families from Louisville, Superior or unincorporated Boulder County who were impacted by the fire or ash may apply to be a part of the project. Participants will be told if they are selected for the project in the spring or summer. More information is available at tinyurl.com/MarshallFireRe turningHome.

— Staff reports