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International Church of Cannabis Trial Postponed Again
A mistrial in February pushed the trial back to July, but it was moved back again.
Kavasutra Kava Bar: Viral for All the Wrong Reasons
Kavasutra’s otherwise chill vibe shifted sharply this week, when some of the company’s Instagram posts went viral — and not in a good way.
Ask a Stoner: I Want to Move East, but Only to States With Legal Weed
While the options for recreational herb are more limited out east, it’s not a complete desert.
Video: Firefighters Get Warm Reception After Battling Lake Christine Blaze
Despite the Lake Christine Fire’s devastation, about 750 residents of the area turned out on Tuesday, July 10, to thank firefighters returning to camp after a day of battling the blaze.
Friends of Reese Grant-Cobb Mourn Murdered Seventeen-Year-Old
Denver is mourning the loss and remembering the life of Reese Grant-Cobb, a star football player at East High School.
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Eleven Months Into Sanctuary, Araceli Velasquez Speaks Out Against Immigration Policy
Araceli Velasquez is one of four Colorado women in sanctuary, taking refuge in a church to avoid deportation. Together, they have drafted the People’s Resolution, which they hope to present to Colorado legislators in August.
NoCo Hemp Expo Heading South
Colorado Hemp Company has been putting on the expo since 2014.
Meet the Three Democrats Who Could Flip the Republican-Led State Senate
The state Democratic party isn’t just focusing its attention on the battle between Jared Polis and Walker Stapleton for governor. The Republican-controlled Senate is up for grabs, too.
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Family Separations at Border Motivate Coloradans, Even Kids, to Help Immigrants
Local nonprofit Casa de Paz saw a surge in attendees at its recent training to teach Coloradans how to help undocumented immigrants once they’ve gotten to the Aurora detention facility.
Why Colorado Tokers Love Ecto-Cooler
Ecto-Cooler is named after the Ghostbusters-themed Hi-C drink in the ’90s made to turn from orange to green in honor of Slimer, the movie’s fat, lovable undead ball of ectoplasm.
Education Funding Initiative That Would Raise Taxes Is One Step Closer to Making Ballot
Coloradans could see their first constitutional ballot initiative during the November general elections since voters approved the “Raise the Bar” amendment in 2016, which placed significant barriers to amending the state constitution.
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Did the City Violate Its Policy by Trashing Belongings of Homeless, As Seen in New Video?
The city and homeless advocates have different explanations for what is occurring in a video captured this week.
Future of MMJ Nasal Sprays, Inhalers and Suppositories in Flux
On July 1, a small but growing segment of the medical marijuana market was banned from Colorado shelves.
The Three Sorest Losers From June’s Primaries
Nobody likes a sore loser. From failing to concede to Twitter rants to abrasive press releases, we saw lots of ugly reactions to primary defeats.
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Is Union Station, “Denver’s Living Room,” Really Open to All?
Some Denverites say they’ve been harassed and profiled by private security guards.
The Person Behind the “Homeless Deterrent” Signs in Baker Comes Forward
Westword was contacted by a woman who claims to have created the signs. She says there has been a misunderstanding of their intent.
Mountain Air Ranch Lays Bare the Benefits, Challenges of a Nudism Club
The nudism club was founded in 1935 and could use new members.
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Ask a Stoner: Should I Mail Weed to My Hotel?
You don’t want to get caught with weed when abroad, even if you’re white.
Study Shows Setback Petition Would Stop New Oil, Gas Development in Half the State
The Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission studied the impacts of a proposed 2,500-foot setback in every Colorado county.
Denver’s New Police Chief Sworn in While Former Chief Takes a Vacation
Meanwhile, retiring chief Robert White was in the Dominican Republic.
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Citizens’ Group Starts Recycling in Confluence Park; Will City Follow?
The work of a small group could lead to big changes for recycling collection.