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Hundreds hold vigil for Denver homeless

Thursday, December 17th, 2009 · 2 comments

Not long after twilight on the evening of December 16, several hundred people gathered outside the darkened Denver City and County Building, its...
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Denver Mayor: State of the City is cautious optimism

No one likes to be the bearer of bad news, but sometimes it is unavoidable. Just a few days after his office announced a $120 million in budget cuts,...
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ESPN Zone goes under in Denver- new Tabor Center tenant revealed

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Downtown Denver just lost hundreds of televisions. For nearly eight years, the ESPN Zone sports bar lured patrons into the 23,000 square foot space in...
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Denver reads- done dirt cheap!

You may have heard that the economy isn’t doing well. One result of this is people are reigning in their personal spending on non-essential...
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Public enemy number one: Cul-de-sacs

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"Demographic trends favor downtown," claims the headline of a recent opinion piece by Jonathan Weber for MSNBC.com. Weber does not cite any...
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Mile High stars honored at Downtown Denver Awards

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Growing up in Denver, I was accustomed to defending the city from ill-informed out-of-towners who thought we all rode horses to work and survived on a...
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Ecological, economical sustainabilty to be showcased at Green Festival this weekend

Earth has made a comeback. Earth Day and the Environmental Protection Agency were both founded in 1970 under tenure of Richard Nixon. Several years...
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Eat food, fight AIDS

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Personal leisure, local restaurants, non-profit funding- all of these have been hit hard by the deepening global recession. This week in Denver we...
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End of the line for the Ski Train

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A couple of years ago I boarded my very first locomotive and was instantly smitten. There is some special quality to rail travel that is just not...
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Downtown Denver loses two great coffee spaces

The Age of Reason and the Enlightenment were directly linked to the popularization of coffee in the Western world. At least, that is the argument made...
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