Why Colorado Tokers Love Sunset Sherbet
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Where Will CDOT Find $550 Million for Floyd Hill I-70 Project?
Where will the money for the Floyd Hill I-70 proposal come from? Wasn’t the giant transportation bill passed by the Colorado General Assembly during the 2018 legislative session supposed to fund projects like this one? And if not, why not?
After a Jarring Visit From the Police, RiseUp Charter School Tries to Move On
Established in 2014, RiseUp is one of twenty Alternative Education Campuses — schools that accommodate at-risk populations — in the DPS system. The charter school specializes in teaching students who have either dropped out of school or are at risk of dropping out, or have a criminal background or a history of child abuse or neglect, among other criteria.
Dems in Greeley Could Send the First Lesbian Latinx Millennial to Statehouse
District 50 is the only Democratic seat in otherwise solidly red Weld County.
Why It’s So Hard to Find a Home in Denver for Under $300,000
Although it’s still possible to find a single family, detached home in the Denver area for under $250,000, such properties are in extremely short supply. According to a new report, there were only 150 active listings for such abodes priced at less than $300,000 last month, as compared to nearly 900 going for $1 million or more.
Ask a Stoner: What Is the ‘Entourage Effect?’
Other than your brother’s favorite TV show in 2006?
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Colorado Sun‘s Coming-Out Party Held in Shadow of Old Denver Post HQ
Within a month, Civil Media Company hopes to have more than a dozen such publications in the works.
Social Cannabis Use Areas: If Weed Really Were Treated Like Alcohol
Denver Technology Services recently visualized the issue with GPS and mapping technology.
Treasurer Candidate Bernard Douthit Has a Fix for PERA, Pot Banking
The Democrat is one of five candidates vying for the Colorado treasurer job June 26.
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How to Revitalize an Aging Shopping Plaza? Get Neighborly
How do you revive an aging outdoor shopping center?
Colorado Sun: High-Risk, High-Reward Project from Denver Post Renegades
This weekend brought the unveiling of The Colorado Sun, a new journalism project being launched by a handful of former writers and editors for The Denver Post, which has been decimated by layoffs ordered by Alden Global Capital, its short-term-profits-over-long-term-survival hedge fund owner.
Why the Next 100 Days Are the Year’s Deadliest on Colorado Roads
According to the Colorado Department of Transportation, more fatal accidents take place on Colorado roads between Memorial Day and Labor Day than during any other part of the year. And CDOT is determined to bring that number down.
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Cary Kennedy Campaign on Polls, Attacks and Power of Women Voters
With just over a week to go before the June 26 primary, former Colorado treasurer and Democratic gubernatorial candidate Cary Kennedy is hitting the campaign trail and the airwaves hard. And despite controversy over whether she did or didn’t break a promise about going negative, sharp responses from rival Jared Polis and questions about a mysterious poll that shows Kennedy leading the field, Serena Woods, her deputy campaign manager, is overflowing with optimism about her chances to win the nomination.
Reader: Marijuana Consumers Deserve and Demand Equal Rights and Protections!
In early June, Hickenlooper killed three marijuana bills passed by the Colorado Legislature
Reader: The FBI Obviously Doesn’t Give Dance Lessons!
Especially if you’re an FBI agent.
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“Zero Tolerance for Family Separation,” Denver Protesters Tell Trump
Demonstrations were held across the country on June 14.
Op Ed: Jared Polis, LGBTQ Leader, Is the Most Electable Gubernatorial Candidate
Jared would be Colorado’s first openly gay governor if elected — which begs the question: Are Jared’s opponents basing this “electability” argument on his sexual orientation, or on his record?
Sound Engineer Chase Livingston Uses Cannabis to Beat His Own Drum
“The level of access to cannabis and cannabis products here in Colorado benefits my life, and is something I feel would be a net positive if introduced everywhere.”
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Majority of Sweet Leaf Budtenders Have Had Their Charges Dismissed
Four more former budtenders walked away with huge sighs of relief on Thursday, June 14, after accepting dismissal offers from the Denver District Attorney.
Paris, France or Branson, Missouri: Where We Land on These Two Cities
Denver International Airport has two new direct flights to major tourist destinations.
Hardscrabble, Andrew McConathy Playing Benefit for MMJ Treatment
Havens’ grandmother, aunt and cousin have all passed away from breast cancer, but she hopes to join her sister and mother as long-term survivors.
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How Guv Candidate Mike Johnston Is Handling Threat From Gun Nut
Former state senator Mike Johnston has made progressive gun policies a major part of his campaign for Colorado governor in 2018, and that didn’t go over well with at least one local. This past Saturday, a supporter and family friend who’d put a Johnston sign in his yard woke up to discover a response: a bullet-riddled target stamped with the logo of the National Rifle Association.