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Sandra Ebersohl wasn't looking to meet anybody new on ScarletLifestyle.com. The 44-year-old Colorado Springs woman was going through a divorce and had signed up for the website...
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It began as a cold that Julia Amparo-Alvarado couldn't seem to shake.
One January night in 2003 when her boss called, asking her to come in for a night shift of janitorial...
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For Ultimate Fighting Championship fans, the biggest bang of this Independence Day weekend involves a different kind of fireworks: After illnesses and postponements, the long...
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There are so many Independence Day runs in Colorado that the Fourth of July is starting to feel like a celebration of running for our lives, not fighting for our freedom....
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As home to Denver’s oldest structure, the Four Mile House, Four Mile Historic Park knows how to kick it old-school style. Really old school. Throughout the year, the Four...
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There’s nothing that makes you feel more patriotic than listening to a symphony play that line about “the rockets’ red glare” while the rockets are, well,...
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It’s hard to believe that Ironton Studios and Gallery put the River North arts district on the map eleven years ago, but it’s true. And to celebrate that milestone,...
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Semiotics, hermeneutics, phenomenology: These aren’t standard topics for pop lyrics, even if the songs are from the geeky dance-punk band Electric Tiger Machine. Although...
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Artists’ Footprints is an eco-friendly exhibition of artists and architects from across the Americas -- everywhere from Boulder to Quebec to Ecuador – whose works...
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The first-ever Colorado Burlesque Festival is coming to Denver next week -- and what better way to prepare for it than by watching Behind the Burly Q, a historical look at...
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Turn out the light in your back yard, and you may be able to see the Big Dipper and a few other constellations. Head to the foothills and another layer of stars appear, the...
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While the Biennial of the America’s biggest names will be at the Ellie Caulkins Opera House this morning, there’s a world -- or at least a Western Hemisphere -- of...
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While the United States has exited the World Cup tournament, there is still plenty of great soccer to watch and the quarter-finals boast a pair of powerhouse match-ups. Please...
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There’s so much going on during the Biennial of the Americas festival that it can be tough to figure out what, exactly, is going on. So get oriented at tonight’s...
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At Avery Brewing Company’s third annual Four on the Fourth 4K, being fat -- and fast -- could pay off. That’s because the fastest male and female runners will each...
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More than a sum of its plays, the Colorado Shakespeare Festival is a 53-year-old tradition that combines outdoor fun with classic works and high-quality performances....
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Ready, set, sizzle! You know that summer’s in full swing when the sun beats down on the Cherry Creek Arts Festival, a three-day crowd-burst that draws throngs of grubniks...
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Never settle for one taste when you can have two -- especially if those two tastes are completely unrelated, but both a treat. At the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver’s...
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While other mountain towns have been racing to build new trail networks that cater to two-wheelers, Breckenridge has been sitting on a super-sized secret, says Carly Grimes,...
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Once a standup comedian with jokes about a variety of topics, Zane Lamprey is now a comedian who jokes only about drinking. Which is okay with him.
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