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  Brews & Bites Raises Funds for Governor's Mansion Preservation

  August 18 at 12:50 p.m.

  Colorado chefs and brewers helped raise money for the Governor's Residence Preservation Fund on the evening of Thursday, August 17. The fourth annual Brews & Bites celebration served up good food and plenty of cold brews for the 100 guests lucky enough to score a ticket. Governor John Hickenlooper was on hand to kick off the festivities, which included bluegrass music and a commemorative Colorado common ale brewed by Strange Craft Beer Company. All photos by Mark Antonation.
  

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  Milo's Sports Tavern Lives On in Virginia Village

  August 17 at 6:57 a.m.

  Milo's Sports Tavern has come to be a neighborhood standby for the folks of Southeast Denver over the last fifteen years. The bar has been Milo's since 2002 and was originally a part of the B.U.F.F. Brothers conglomerate. When that started to be broken up in 2011, Thomas Clark, one of...

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  Rocky Top Tavern Brings the Wings in Regis

  August 10 at 8:30 a.m.

  I just learned today from Google that the neighborhood surrounding Regis University in Northwest Denver is actually called Regis. I always thought it was somehow part of nearby Berkeley, but I stand corrected. In this stretch of residential blocks, with a few small businesses here and there along the swath...

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  Joe's Liquors Was Serving North Denver Before RiNo Arrived

  August 8 at 7:02 a.m.

  After almost three decades in RiNo, Joe's Liquors isn't about to move on. In fact, owner Ung Hwa Choi is planning on doing some developing of his own.

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  Potbellied Pigs Overrun Resolute Brewing for Hog Haven Fundraiser

  August 7 at 9:34 a.m.

  It was pints and pigs, suds and swine, and potbellies of both the human and porcine type at Resolute Brewing Company in Centennial on Sunday, August 6. This is the second fundraiser that Resolute has hosted for Hog Haven Farm, a sanctuary that rescues pigs from neglect, abandonment and slaughter. Penelope, Katniss and Schrodinger turned on the charm to help raise money for their bristly buddies back on the farm. Everyone else pigged out with summer brews and food from the Ragbag Bistro food truck (which served a pork-free menu).
  

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  How Low Can You Go? Under 5 Percent at Sesh Fest 2017!

  August 6 at 10:43 p.m.

  Session beers are big — even if the alcohol percentage isn't. And what better way to enjoy a session of easy-drinking beers than at a sunny Denver festival? The fourth annual Sesh Fest set up shop at the Highlands Masonic on August 5, luring beer lovers with quaffable ales and lagers, games, food trucks and good times. None of these suds were duds. All photos by Aaron Thackeray.