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Jonathan Singer, senior director of policy programs for the Boulder Chamber, right, moderates a panel on housing for the “missing middle” during a BizWest summit Thursday in Boulder. Panelists are, from left: Boulder mayor Aaron Brockett; Erin Bagnall, partner at Sopher Sparn Architects; Robert Smith, director of economic vitality and development for the City and County of Broomfield; Rob O’Dea, co-founder of the Boulder Development Group; Scott Rodwin, principal of Rodwin Architecture and CEO of Skycastle Construction; and Erie mayor Andrew Moore.

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