Email Author Jenny An

2011 Stories by Jenny An

• Surprise or snorer Survey says Denver diners are healthy but not too adventurous

  published Sep 20, 2011

  Last week, Travel + Leisure placed Denver thirteenth on its list of best American cities for foodies. Now a new survey backed by LivingSocial, a daily deals site that queried 4,000 people from twenty ... More >>

• Martines Bake Shop is hard to find but worth the search -- and open now!

  published Sep 19, 2011

  For thirteen years, Martine Chavez has been turning out baked goods in a windowless space behind Turin Bicycles, Lenny's Sub Shop and an MMJ dispensary. But at least she now has a door: Martines Bake ... More >>

• RedLine show opens tonight which showcases the art of formerly-homeless Denver residents

  published Sep 15, 2011

  If most of the artists in Denver could make a living off their artwork, the staff of Denver's restaurants and bars would be getting a big makeover. But sustaining the homeless through art is the idea ... More >>

• Five First World problems solved at Naturally Boulder's Pitch Slam

  published Sep 15, 2011

  More money, more problems, rightr And life is apparently very problematic for Front Rangers who not only prefer, but demand, organic, all-natural, raw and you-name-the-buzzword products in their lives... More >>

• R-U Engaged and the case of the mysterious disappearing yarn bombs

  published Sep 15, 2011

  We told you about the yarn bombs across Boulder B-Cycle stations. Now, R-U-Engaged, who was planning on turning the large-scale yarn art into blankets for charity, can't find the brightly colored cozi... More >>

• TechStars documentary series premieres on Bloomberg TV tonight

  published Sep 13, 2011

  What does it take to become the next big tech thingr Eleven start-ups will enter TechStars' first New York City start-up incubator to find out if they have the smarts, the will and the ability to get ... More >>

• Vote for Tifamade in Daily Candy's Start Small, Go Big entrepreneurship contest

  published Sep 09, 2011

  Tiffany Iung's goal is to have a storefront in Five Points and "a pack of girls on pink bikes" delivering her organic, homemade sandwiches, cakes and salads. After a two-year stint in Paris, she moved... More >>

• Hunger Free Colorado sets up shop in an Aurora Save-a-Lot

  published Sep 09, 2011

  Hunger Free Colorado opened a satellite office today at the Save-a-Lot at 15220 East Sixth Avenue in Aurora. Why is the project so neededrConsider the ignoble distinction Colorado earned in 2009: The... More >>

• Hunger Free Colorado sets up shop in an Aurora Save-a-Lot

  published Sep 09, 2011

  Hunger Free Colorado opened a satellite office today at the Save-a-Lot at 15220 East Sixth Avenue in Aurora. Why is the project so neededrConsider the ignoble distinction Colorado earned in 2009: The... More >>

• Hunger Free Colorado sets up shop in an Aurora Save-a-Lot

  published Sep 09, 2011

  Hunger Free Colorado opened a satellite office today at the Save-a-Lot at 15220 East Sixth Avenue in Aurora. Why is the project so neededrConsider the ignoble distinction Colorado earned in 2009: The... More >>

• Highland Tap and Burger celebrates its first anniversary by being really busy

  published Sep 09, 2011

  Saturday marks the one-year anniversary of Highland Tap and Burger -- but you'll have to wait until October 5 to really celebrate. Although the party was originally scheduled for September 17, the sta... More >>

• Ethics Month for Public Relations Society of America chapter doesn't mean enforcing ethics

  published Sep 07, 2011

  Governor John Hickenlooper has proclaimed September as Ethics Month for the Public Relations Society of America's Colorado chapter. According to the PRSA's Code of Ethics, the goals include "to build ... More >>

• Ethics Month for Public Relations Society of America chapter doesn't mean enforcing ethics

  published Sep 07, 2011

  Governor John Hickenlooper has proclaimed September as Ethics Month for the Public Relations Society of America's Colorado chapter. According to the PRSA's Code of Ethics, the goals include "to build ... More >>

• Ethics Month for Public Relations Society of America chapter doesn't mean enforcing ethics

  published Sep 07, 2011

  Governor John Hickenlooper has proclaimed September as Ethics Month for the Public Relations Society of America's Colorado chapter. According to the PRSA's Code of Ethics, the goals include "to build ... More >>

• R-U Engaged yarn-bombs a little fuzzy goodness onto Boulder B-Cycle

  published Sep 06, 2011

  On Sunday night, R-U Engaged covered Boulder's eleven B-cycle kiosks in "yarny knitted goodness," as organizer the Man in Black describes. The group's mission is to bring greater awareness to good cau... More >>

• Using Their Heads

  published August 25, 2011

  GrowHaus, the urban garden, produce market and educational space in Elyria-Swansea, will unveil its new, 5,000-square-foot hydroponic... More >>

• Good Times now offering Santiago's green chile

  published Sep 02, 2011

  Head to any Good Times Burgers & Frozen Custard store and you'll find four items showcasing green chile. And not just any green chile, but green chile from Santiago's, now featured on Good Times's chi... More >>

• Garbanzo opens in Fort Collins today, more in store for 2012

  published Sep 01, 2011

  Garbanzo Mediterranean Grill, the Denver-born fast-casual chain, is opening its first location in Fort Collins today. This is the company's thirteenth store, with another slated to open in Colorado Sp... More >>

• GrowHaus's new hydroponic lettuce farm combines sustainability and technology

  published Sep 01, 2011

  GrowHaus, the community farm in Elyria-Swansea, just unveiled its state-of-the-art hydroponics farm. Once it's fully installed, the organic (though not-yet-certified) greenhouse facility will grow a t... More >>

• GrowHaus unveils its hydroponic growing system -- that's a lot of lettuce!

  published Sep 01, 2011

  In June, GrowHaus won Maxwell House's Drops of Good contest and $50,000, which it's using to build a state-of-the-art hydroponic farm and create a market space. Yesterday, that space was celebrated... More >>

• Top 5 list of people who should move to Denver according to people who make Top 5 lists

  published Aug 31, 2011

  "Best places" lists (like one from this week touting Louisville) exist based on the weird premise that they somehow matter. Sure, they get lots of views and lots of comments, which means more recognit... More >>

• Top 5 list of people who should move to Denver according to people who make Top 5 lists

  published Aug 31, 2011

  "Best places" lists (like one from this week touting Louisville) exist based on the weird premise that they somehow matter. Sure, they get lots of views and lots of comments, which means more recognit... More >>

• Top 5 list of people who should move to Denver according to people who make Top 5 lists

  published Aug 31, 2011

  "Best places" lists (like one from this week touting Louisville) exist based on the weird premise that they somehow matter. Sure, they get lots of views and lots of comments, which means more recognit... More >>

• Cebiche grand opening pushed back at least a month

  published Aug 29, 2011

  "Wanting more time to work out the kinks," Cebiche Authentic Peruvian Dining will be sticking to its abbreviated menu for a little longer than expected, says Colleen Hutt, manager and wife of owner S... More >>

• The folks behind Tracks open Eden, a new women's bar

  published Aug 26, 2011

  Eden is the latest revamp of the capacious space at 3090 Downing Street that previously held Swallows, Blackberries Bar and Tosh's Hacienda, among others. Opened by the folks behind Tracks, who now ow... More >>