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Trial opens for Aurora dentist James Craig in fatal poisoning of wife

The Denver Post (Crime) 7/15 7:16A Shelly Bradbury

James Craig (Photo provided by Aurora Police Department) CENTENNIAL James Craig was on the clock. A woman he d met days earlier at a Las Vegas conference a woman he said he might be in love with was...

Oakwood teeing up new golf course in south Aurora

The Denver Post (Business) 7/15 2:23A Max Scheinblum

A golf course in the works in Aurora will be designed by Dan Blankenship and be the state’s first sand-based links course, according to Oakwood Homes. The Denver-based...

African-themed speakeasy set to open in Upper Downtown

The Denver Post (Top Stories) 7/15 2:00A Max Scheinblum

“What is a staple grain used in many African dishes?” “What are the colors of the Ethiopian flag?” “When did Kenya gain its independence?” Once you answer those questions,...

2 killed, 8 injured in 2 rollover crashes in El Paso, Arapahoe counties

The Denver Post (Crime) 7/14 8:51A Lauren Penington

One teenager was killed and three were injured Saturday in an El Paso County rollover crash, according to the Colorado State Patrol. The day before, a separate rollover crash...

Broadway’s The Hornet is listed for sale, and its space for lease

The Denver Post (Business) 7/14 7:13A Matthew Geiger

The Hornet, a 30-year-old restaurant along Broadway, appears at risk of flying off. The 5,700 square feet occupied by the eatery was listed for lease last week, according to...

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What’s the most iconic song about Colorado?

The Denver Post (Music) 7/14 2:00A John Wenzel

When Colorado lawmakers made Rocky Mountain High the second official state song in 2007, they couldn t help but highlight the original, Where the Columbines Grow, which had...

Ethiopian restaurant opens new location in Milk Market downtown

The Dever Post (Lifestyles) 7/9 2:00A Colin Wrenn

Fetien Gibre-Michael and Yoseph Assefa grew up in similar circles, first as children in Ethiopia and then, after moving to Denver, in the local music scene. Gibre-Michael ran weekly reggae nights...

Free and cheap things to do in Denver in July: Fireworks, fairs, movies and more

The Denver Post (Entertainment) 7/2 2:00A Laura Daily and Bryan K. Chavez

July 4 fireworks BOOM! BANG! CHEAP! Fourth of July fireworks and festivities sparkle throughout Colorado. Fortunately, there are many free and low-cost festivals and parades to keep families...

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African-themed speakeasy set to open in Upper Downtown

The Dever Post (Food & Dining) 7/15 2:00A Max Scheinblum

“What is a staple grain used in many African dishes?” “What are the colors of the Ethiopian flag?” “When did Kenya gain its independence?” Once you answer those questions,...

Colfax construction takes out year-old pastry shop

The Denver Post (Food Retail) 7/9 6:50A The Know

After just one year of selling its pastries and sweets , Le Clare s Patisserie said it will close its retail operation on July 19 due to the effects of construction on East...

Ethiopian restaurant opens new location in Milk Market downtown

The Dever Post (Food & Dining) 7/9 2:00A Colin Wrenn

Fetien Gibre-Michael and Yoseph Assefa grew up in similar circles, first as children in Ethiopia and then, after moving to Denver, in the local music scene. Gibre-Michael ran weekly reggae nights...

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Davis Bryant makes PGA Tour debut after meteoric rise over last year by winning state opens, shining...

The Denver Post (Sports) 7/9 5:00A Kyle Newman

A year ago in Morocco, Davis Bryant turned a birdie into a stack of cash that ignited his PGA Tour dreams. Bryant made his international debut at an Asian Tour tournament there. Heading into the final...

Broncos, mayor’s office inquired about urban-renewal tax incentives for potential Burnham Yard...

The Denver Post (Sports) 7/9 2:00A Luca Evans

The Broncos and Denver Mayor Mike Johnston s office last year made inquiries about the use of urban-renewal tax incentives as the team explores a potential new stadium site at...

Renck & File: Beautiful Lives Project’s Field of Dreams day shows importance of inclusion

The Denver Post (Sports) 7/4 1:45A Troy Renck

AURORA Mother nature knew better. This event happens once a year, so how dare weather spoil it? “If it had rained, the field wouldn’t have held up. They would have canceled...

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Step aside department stores, the doctors want that big box

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 7/5 2:00A Aldo Svaldi

Health care providers, after years of building on the periphery where land was cheaper and easier to obtain, continue to look for ways to get closer to customers and relieve...

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