This Week in Beer: Big Shakeups at Blue Spruce Brewing and More
The brewery with locations in Centennial and Littleton parted ways with two founding partners and its head brewer.
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East Denver Safety Meeting Touches on Youth Violence, Police Staffing and…Speeding
“Response times lag, and there aren’t enough officers to respond to crimes around the city. We need to do more to help our wonderful DPD boys in blue.”
Maren Morris Says She’s Bringing a “Unique Experience” to Red Rocks, Dillon Amphitheater
Maren Morris teases her shows at Red Rocks and Dillon, saying no set will be the same on this tour.
Environmental Groups File Notice to Sue Suncor Oil Refinery
The plaintiffs have documented over 9,000 violations of emissions requirements over the last five years.
The Ten Most Dangerous Intersections in Denver
Denver has had over 24,600 reported motor-vehicle accidents since the beginning of 2023.
Denver Announces Off-Limits Neighborhoods for Marijuana Businesses
Some neighborhoods became saturated with cannabis businesses in the early days of recreational marijuana.
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UFC Returns to Denver in July With Several Colorado Connections
It’s (almost) time!!!
Goose’s New Drummer, Cotter Ellis, Shares His Journey to the Band Ahead of Fiddler’s Concert
“I gotta say, this whole experience has been one of those ‘what the fuck is going on in the universe’ situations.”
Black Activists Protest Englewood School Board Comment Restriction With Taped Mouths, Raised Hands
Auon’tai Anderson and MiDian Holmes attended the Englewood school board meeting on Tuesday night to send a message through silence.
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Cool Off at These Great First-Friday Weekend Art Shows in Denver and Beyond
June’s First Friday sees art shows happening all weekend, with exhibition openings at MCA Denver and the Arvada Center.
Uncle Launches Meat ‘n’ Three Summer Pop-Up Series at The Block in RiNo
The popular Denver ramen spot is serving a pan-Asian take on a Deep South staple, paired with pastries from GetRight’s.
Polis Signs Law Prohibiting Hidden Ticket Fees, Event Cancellations Without Refunds
The governor signed the bill at Red Rocks, and then tossed in a few Taylor Swift puns.
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Citizen Rail Closing, New Coal-Fired Restaurant Will Replace It
The eatery at the corner of 16th and Wewatta near Union Station will become Ajax.
Denver Plans “Long-Term” Stay for Migrant Liaisons in Texas to Lighten Busloads
“Their decisions to come to Denver may have been based on that outdated information.”
Logan Street Restaurant Aims to Fill Hole Left by Benny’s, Will Become Mexican Concept
The group behind Angelo’s and Carboy Winery is replacing Logan Street with Pancho Poncho this month.
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Five Points Jazz Festival 2024: Everything You Need to Know
Here’s how to make the most of this year’s Five Points Jazz Festival in Denver on June 8.
City Council Proposes Another Delay to Upcoming Sidewalk Fee
Councilmembers recognized the need for more time, but expressed worries about continued delays.
LGBTQ Republicans Feel Alienated After Colorado GOP Says “God Hates Pride”
“It is pushing people away from our party. We need new leadership.”
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Dear Stoner: How Much THC Equals a Lethal Dose?
“Dear Stoner: I know that you cannot OD by smoking weed, but what about ingesting it?”
Mayor’s Critics Demand End of Street Outreach Team, Citing Homeless Ticketing Data
The Street Engagement Team is the target of criticism, with advocates claiming its goal is to harass Denver’s homeless.
Last Call for Westword‘s Out to Brunch 2024 Today!
Mimosas, a build-your-own Bloody bar, unlimited bites from top brunch spots and more will be at York Street Yards on June 8.
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The Best Pride Month Food & Drink Specials
Rainbow-hued croissants, mimosas and more are on menus all over town.