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'The Bachelor' girls head to Denver to offer plastic surgery discount
" The Bachelor " girls are famous and news is out that three mystery girls from the show are headed to Denver, Colo.
3 hrs ago | Denver Post
Denver committee offers compromise in naming of west library
The new library on Denver's west side should be named after former library commissioner Lena Archuleta and the late Chicano activist Rodolfo "Corky" Gonzales, a library committee on Monday recommended before a Thursday vote by the library commissioners.
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Tony P's closes Cherry Creek location
Tony Pasquini and his mother Judy Pasquini at their Cherry Creek restaurant Tony P's, 240 Milwaukee Street, in Denver in September 2012.
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Colorado's top ten brewery beer gardens, patios, and decks
Colorado might not have as many breweries as it does days of sunshine, but it's getting there.
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Dog stolen from shelter found OK
MaxFund officials told 7NEWS that the dog, Louie, is OK. Officials used a microchip to confirm the dog's identity.
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Denver's museum gardens offer a respite from garden chores
The Museum of Outdoor Arts' Samson Park at Fiddler's Green Amphitheatre in Greenwood Village has a number of sculptures, among them "Weidenblume" , created for the park by Sanfte Strukturen.
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Campaign 2008DENVER'S Big Moment Arrives at Last
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U.S. 36 widening project shifts into higher gear
Crews work on the new Wadsworth Boulevard overpass over U.S. 36 on Thursday. The widening project is expected to yield "one of the most high-tech stretches of highway in the country."
Overcrowding spurs use of park land for school, Denver Public Schools says
Members of the nonprofit Friends of Denver Parks complained about a lack of transparency and openness in the transfer of Hampden Heights North Park land by the city of Denver to Denver Public Schools for a new elementary school.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.-Though a wildfire in this state has claimed lives for a second straight year, Colorado leaders said emergency officials had made progress in alerting residents to flee fast-moving flames after evacuation procedures spurred heavy criticism last year.
On the move: Cache consolidates Fort Collins bank branches
6. All accounts from the downtown branch at 100 S. College Ave., will be transferred to the south branch at 4645 Ziegler Road.
Colorado rapped for poor regulation of roadside advertising signs
Colorado could lose millions in federal transportation dollars because it does a poor job of regulating huge advertising signs that line the state's roads and highways.
Windsor custom clothing business offers suits for the most sharp-dressed men
JOSHUA POLSON/jpolson@greeleytribune.com Ron Wagner gets the measuring tape out for a photo while visiting with long-time customer West Foster for The Bespoke Edge while at the West Point Professional Building at 910 54th Ave, Tuesday afternoon in Greeley.
Weather History: June 16: Record temps, storms, tornadoes, wind & flooding
On this date through the 17th, a tropical storm moved north out of the Caribbean, through the middle Florida Keys and exited into the Atlantic near West Palm Beach, gaining hurricane strength over the Atlantic.
Gia Mora's Einstein's Girl Plays Lannie's Clocktower Cabaret Tonight
After sold show out performances in LA, NYC, and DC, nationally recognized actor and vocalist Gia Mora announces the Colorado premiere of her critically acclaimed solo show,Einstein's Girl.
U.S. 36 overhaul: Moving into 'the meat' of construction
Ron Ruelle has been making the regular trek up and down U.S. 36 from his home in the Heatherwood neighborhood near Boulder to the Community College of Aurora, where he teaches graphic design and cartooning.
Colorado Symphony ending season with final fundraising campaign
Yes it can, says CSO board co-chair and CEO Jerry Kern. But it can't survive that way forever.
Lyle Leon Worley, 84, of Greeley, passed away Tuesday, June 11, 2013, at his home.
Firefighters advanced against a monstrous wildfire outside of Colorado Springs, expanding containment lines and lifting evacuation orders for thousands of anxious residents in the most destructive blaze in state history, which has destroyed nearly 500 homes and killed two people.