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The more things change, the more they stay the same. A month ago Larimer Square was included on the National Trust's list of the 11 Most Endangered Places in the country, "threatened by an inappropriate development proposal." On July 26, Larimer Square marked its 47th anniversary of becoming Denver's first historic district, and there was plenty to celebrate: The redevelopment proposal is on pause, and neighbors and preservationists alike are working to ensure that Larimer Square does not become history.
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The 110-year-old amusement park has seen its share of ups and downs.
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Bigger isn't always better! From June 22 through June 24, more than 45 tiny homes were assembled at the Adams Country Fairgrounds for the second annual Colorado Tiny House Festival. The small abodes showcased alternative living for both creativity and maximum storage.
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To commemorate Historic Preservation Month, Historic Denver launched a photo contest in May that asked photographers to capture their favorite place, landmarked or not, in an attempt to determine what makes Denver, Denver. Historic Denver received over 250 submissions from amateur and professional photographers alike, which it narrowed down to seven honorable mentions, one fan favorite and, of course, a winner. And they are...
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The founder of Denver FUGLY says Denver needs coddling as much a criticism.
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