Alyssa Serpentini Paints Landscape Art to Talk About Cannabis
“It could be pop-art, botanical or contemporary, maybe.”
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Broncos Fans on Twitter Call Drew Lock the Real Deal After Beating Texans
After the game, Broncos fans were Twitter-pated.
Denver Zip Codes With the Highest and Lowest Home Prices
Home prices under $300,00 can still be found in Denver metro.
Michigan Officials Take a Marijuana Field Trip to Colorado
The first recreational sales in the state were December 1.
Reader: Could Plastic Bag Fee Go Toward Snow Plowing?
The initiative’s backers say it will move Denver a step closer to reducing waste. But detractors argue it’s another game of Californication.
PETA Protesters Call on CSU to End Experiment Involving Birds
Protesters held signs that carried messages like “Animals are not ours to experiment on” and “CSU: Stop tormenting wild birds!”
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Climate Activists Hold Sit-In at Polis’s Office, Demand Halt to Fracking
“Why are we here? Because Polis won’t listen to our demands.”
Nonprofit Now Licensed to Run Migrant Children Shelter in Westminster
Devereux’s shelter in Westminster will have capacity for up to 24 male unaccompanied migrant teenagers.
Vita Coco Launches Hemp Coconut Water
That CBD train keeps chugging.
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Community Corrections Dilemma Continues As Denver Proposes Buying Tooley Hall
A committee advising Denver Community Corrections on how to replace over 500 beds operated by private prison giants GEO and CoreCivic is caught up in a fight about the timeline it has to come up with a plan, before it can consider bigger questions about what the community corrections system should look like.
Staying on Topicals With Mary Jane’s Medicinals
Cannabis topicals have maintained a steady presence in dispensaries since the medical-only days of a decade ago.
Denver Heard From Youth Activists at Its Climate Summit. Did It Listen?
“Make no mistake, Suncor: I’m not here to be your friend.”
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Hear F-Bombs in Denver’s Second Recent Alleged Anti-Muslim Incident
The students were praying in a Metro computer lab.
Calling Bullsh*t on Report That Denver Commutes Are Getting Shorter
The study showed Denver commute times decreasing.
Newly Inaugurated Tay Anderson Wants to Make the School Board More Accessible
After a historic win, the new DPS School Board member wants to continue engaging people who haven’t always been involved in school issues, or in politics at all.
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Airbnb Announces New Policy Cracking Down on Party Houses
Airbnb is shutting down the party: It just announced a policy banning party houses.
The Green Solution Opens Dispensary in Aspen
One of Colorado’s largest dispensary chains heads to the slopes.
One Week, 185 Avalanches: How to Stay Safe in Colorado’s High Country
Today’s storms could make a dangerous situation worse.
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Denver Sidewalk Shoveling Fines and Inspections: What You Need to Know
The fine for a first offense is $150.
Ask a Stoner: Calming Down a Dab Freakout
Try to hang in there or just fall asleep.
Councilman Hinds Calls for More Public Input in Sheriff Search
Councilman Chris Hinds wants to ensure that his constituents have a say in picking Denver’s next sheriff.
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Estes Park Election Could End Weed Dispensary Ban
Only 6,000 people live in Estes, but the town gets a lot of tourists.