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One More Time for Ruby Hill
July 31, 2007The Worst Peanuts Special Ever
November 21, 2007As God Is My Witness
November 21, 2007It Just Needs a Little Love: A Charlie Brown Christmas
December 21, 2007Delegating Denver #27 of 56: Minnesota
January 21, 2008Charlie Brown Meets Bill O'Reilly
July 3, 2008A Green Thumb in the Eye
July 18, 2008MIA: Anyone to talk about the missing DNC cars
September 15, 2008The Look of Hate
Arthur Miller fixes his Focus on prejudice in 1940s Brooklyn.
November 8, 2001Milking It: Cap'n Crunch's Christmas Crunch
Christmas Crunch Quaker Oats Rating: Three and a half spoons out of four Cereal description: Corn and oat cereal that delivers a surprise package of shapes. There's the standard Cap'n Crunch serrated yellow bundles, plus green quasi-trees and kinda snowmen, red faux-hats and bogus stars, plus the occasional purplish mutant that probably resulted from a manufacturing error. Questionable product control has seldom been so delicious.
December 22, 2008Off Limits
April 5, 2001Off Limits
November 8, 2001Pop Quiz
May 1, 2003Best Save by the City
March 25, 2004The Beatdown
April 15, 2004Get Yer Peanuts
February 26, 2009Country Fun
Have a bucking good time at this charity event.
January 15, 2009It's Christmas, Charlie Brown
Catch a multifaceted rendition of this holiday classic.
December 18, 2008Police and protesters look to the 1999 WTO protests in Seattle for guidance
August 21, 2008Moguls Gone Wild!
Watch Denver's finest take on a mechanical bull.
January 24, 2008Up and Coming
Our top DVD picks scheduled for release this week.
January 17, 2008Pole Position
Ruby Hill-area residents want to protect their views from eleven-story utility poles, but Xcel thinks it has the juice.
July 26, 2007Peanuts Gallery
April 26, 2007Ride 'Em, Councilman
January 11, 2007Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead
Good grief, Charlie Brown! You’re in puberty!
May 17, 2007Extinct?
The Hilltop neighborhood and DeBoers property prove that historic preservation is threatened.
March 22, 2007Mapping Nativity
Museo de las Américas
December 21, 2006Our top DVD picks for the week of March 30, 2006
March 30, 2006This Week's Day-by-Day Picks
September 30, 2004Off Limits
This place is a zoo!
January 15, 2004Mistletunes
Rounding up holiday discs that offer season's greetings -- and beatings.
December 18, 2003Off Limits
He's gone country
December 18, 2003Off Limits
Cholo contendere
December 11, 2003Blockheads
The Baker neighborhood drafted a plan for its future -- and then developers got involved.
February 13, 2003Bless the Blockhead
How A Charlie Brown Christmas almost wasn't, then became a tradition
December 7, 2000Sounds Like Fun!
Happy hour at Charlie Brown's Bar & Grill.
February 24, 2000Dress-Up Time
October 29, 1998For two decades, pit bulls have been public enemy #1 in Denver. But maybe it's time for a recount.
September 24, 2009With development moratorium, do NW Denver NIMBYs have Councilman Garcia over a barrel?
Denver City Councilman Rick Garcia may be the elected official behind a moratorium being considered at city council tonight that would halt multi-unit development in northwest Denver. But are the real folks calling the shots the neighborhood activists Garcia represents? After all, the moratorium isn't what one would consider subtle and thoughtful civic policy. The bill would prohibit multi-unit development in a good chunk of the Berkeley and Highland neighborhoods starting on January 1,
October 19, 2009Wake-Up Call: My life has gone to pot
It's been three weeks since we first posted news of our search for a medical-marijuana reviewer. Within five minutes of that posting, we had our first application for this extremely part-time job. Within ten minutes, our first media inquiry. And the applications and media calls keep coming. This morning -- while on hold with CBS, which called me just after 4 a.m., then postponed the interview because another segment ran long (breaking news? A Balloon Boy update?) -- I fished another fif
October 22, 2009Can municipalities get away with regulating medical marijuana?
With the Justice Department's announcement last week that it won't be prosecuting medical marijuana cases in states where the practice is legal, the feds loudly and officially passed the buck on the subject. That leaves it up to medical-marijuana states and their municipalities to determine just how to handle all that weed. And there's no other place in the country where the issue's more pressing than Colorado, where vague medical marijuana laws entombed in the constitution have led to a
October 26, 2009O Great Pumpkin
October 29, 2009How medical marijuana regulations could turn the wild West into the mild, mild West
October 29, 2009Wake-Up Call: And the medical-marijuana hits keep coming
There's nothing mellow about medical marijuana in Colorado. In a wacky emergency session yesterday, the Colorado Board of Health tossed out its definition of "caregiver" to comply with a recent Court of Appeals decision, postponing the adoption of any new herbiage verbiage until December 16. In the meantime, Denver City Councilman Charlie Brown will unveil proposed regulations for medical marijuana dispensaries in this city on November 18. But while politicians and bureaucrats blow smo
November 4, 2009City Councilman Chris Nevitt: Tax medical marijuana -- and maybe regulate it like food
Chris Nevitt feels better about the safety of a Starbucks coffee than a marijuana brownie.Denver councilman Charlie Brown plans to share his ideas for proposed medical-marijuana regulations on November 18 -- and his already-expressed interest in taxing the stuff has been endorsed by fellow councilman Chris Nevitt. "Both of us strongly believe it should be taxed -- and I think that position is almost universally shared across the council," he says. When it comes to other aspects of medica
November 4, 2009Wake-Up Call: Putting a lid on the pot party
Welcome to cannabis Colorado. This weekend, at a gathering of publishers from across the country, all the talk was about Colorado and pot -- and they weren't just asking if I was carrying. No, they wanted to know about the booming business in medical-marijuana dispensaries in this state -- and the equally booming municipal monkey business of trying to regulate those dispensaries.
November 16, 2009Wake-Up Call: Charlie Brown hits the mean streets of Los Angeles
City Council rep Charlie Brown has taken the lead on corralling medical marijuana dispensaries in Denver. And he's taking the task seriously -- so seriously that, last week, he took his cowboy hat and traveled to Los Angeles (using campaign funds, not taxpayer dollars) to check out that city's booming dispensary scene. Think McCloud, hunting down bad bud rather than bad guys.
November 17, 2009Dr. Reefer takes on Senator Chris Romer
Dr. Reefer is open for business in Boulder -- but not yet in Denver.In a blog published yesterday, state senator Chris Romer said this while discussing some of his ideas for regulating the medical-marijuana industry: "The medical-marijuana community isn't the only stakeholder here. Lots of suburban parents are horrified when they drive their fifteen-year-old, who they want to keep focused on high school, down Broadway past Dr. Reefer. And they'll have a say about this as well." Turns out
November 17, 2009Wake-Up Call: While three cities put pot on hold, Denver prepares to fire up
Fort Collins, Pueblo and Loveland have joined the ranks of Colorado cities with moratoriums on additional medical marijuana dispensaries -- although their actions yesterday were more limited than the hysterical "emergency" designation on the day's hearings had implied. Fort Collins wound up approving just a three-month pause, Pueblo went for four months and Loveland for eight. But then, their votes followed Attorney General John Suthers's Monday decision that dispensaries can be taxed --
November 18, 2009Live blog: Denver City Council considers medical-marijuana regulations
Charlie Brown wants to put medical-marijuana businesses on a tighter leash.Today, Councilman Charlie Brown is presenting his proposal for regulating the city's medical marijuana dispensaries to the Denver City Council's Safety committee. We live blogged the meeting. To read the account in chronological order, start at the bottom item below. 10:50 a.m.Councilman Linkhart calls up four industry representatives who've been invited to speak: an attorney who represents several dispensaries; M
November 18, 2009
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