During a recent Boulder City Council meeting, a heartfelt tribute was paid to Ruth Wright, a beloved community member who celebrated her 96th birthday. The council recognized her contributions to the city, culminating in a special event dubbed \"Ruth Wright Day.\" Wright expressed her gratitude to the citizens and city council, reflecting on the beauty of Boulder and the importance of preserving its open spaces.

Wright reminisced about her birthday celebration at North Boulder Park, which was marked by clear skies and a gathering of 75 friends and family members. She emphasized the significance of community cooperation in maintaining the area's agricultural landscape and natural beauty, particularly in the face of urban development pressures.

The meeting also included a declaration for Hispanic Heritage Month, presented by Council Member Adams, highlighting the city's commitment to celebrating its diverse cultural heritage. The council's acknowledgment of both Wright's legacy and the importance of cultural recognition underscores Boulder’s dedication to community and inclusivity.