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California-based real estate developer plans apartment complex at Denver Montessori school site

The Denver Post (Business) 2/26 10:00A Matthew Geiger

The corner of 22nd and Federal is getting some out-of-state attention. Beverly Hills, California-based Kennedy Wilson, a publicly traded real estate investor and developer, on...

Former owner of The Church Nightclub purchases another Denver church

The Denver Post (Business) 2/26 10:00A Max Scheinblum

Regas Christou is going back to the altar. Denver’s nightlife king, who developed The Church venue in Cap Hill in the 1990s, bought the former home of 430 Years Church of God...

Luxury Aspen estate hits the market for $75 million in gated community

The Denver Post (Business) 2/26 7:16A Jessica Alvarado Gamez

A nearly 15,000-square-foot contemporary estate has entered the market for $75 million inside Aspen’s gated Starwood community. After nearly five and a half years of design, permitting and...

Development authority hopes to create some ‘buzz’ about Denver Pavilions’ future

The Denver Post (Top Stories) 2/26 1:00A Thomas Gounley

The Denver Downtown Development Authority hopes a visit this spring from members of a real estate industry association will help determine the future of the Denver Pavilions...

Colorado slashes rape kit testing backlog, but lag time still tops 6 months — 3 times as long as...

The Denver Post (Top Stories) 2/25 6:36A Seth Klamann

Colorado forensic officials have slashed the turnaround time for sexual assault kit testing , but it still takes analysts more than six months to process and complete a test,...

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Aurora prepares to crack down on underage tobacco sales — taking different tack than Denver’s flavor...

The Denver Post (Education) 2/24 6:11A John Aguilar

Aurora s elected leaders have taken the first step toward making it harder for high school- and middle school-aged kids to get their hands on tobacco products that experts say are addictive and...

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Federal agents: Uniforms, masks increase intimidating behavior (Letters)

The Dever Post (Letters to the Editor) 2/20 11:45P DP Opinion

Federal agents: Uniforms, masks increase intimidating behavior Re: “ ICE accountability pledged ,” Feb. 3 news story When my son was four, we got him a tiger costume. He loved...

Pretti’s and Good’s lives could have been spared by better training (Letters)

The Dever Post (Letters to the Editor) 2/18 12:15A DP Opinion

Other ways Pretti s and Good s lives could have been spared Re: Follow federal officers orders, and stay alive, Feb. 13 letter to the editor I suppose it is true that if Alex...

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Aurora prepares to crack down on underage tobacco sales — taking different tack than Denver’s flavor...

The Denver Post (Food Retail) 2/24 6:11A John Aguilar

Aurora s elected leaders have taken the first step toward making it harder for high school- and middle school-aged kids to get their hands on tobacco products that experts say are addictive and...

FedEx joins other US companies in seeking a refund after Trump tariffs are ruled illegal

The Denver Post (Food Retail) 2/24 2:06A The Associated Press

By MICHELLE CHAPMAN, AP Business Writer FedEx is suing the U.S. government, the latest company to request a refund on what it paid for tariffs set by President Donald Trump last year after the ...

Craft beer consolidation continues as Left Hand absorbs another Colorado brewery

The Dever Post (Food & Dining) 2/18 6:02A Jonathan Shikes

Colorado s wave of craft beer consolidation continued Wednesday as Left Hand Brewing announced that fellow Longmont company Bootstrap Brewing would join its Left Hand...

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