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Denver Art Museum exhibit could be subversive sculptor's breakout moment
Denver artist John McEnroe spent three and a half months in the backstage area of the old Elitch Gardens theater fabricating an installation for the Denver Art Museum's upcoming exhibition, "Embrace!" He needed a tall enough space to accommodate components that stretch to 25 feet.
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5 furlough days on the books for Denver employees
The city of Denver plans to save roughly $5 million next year by instituting five furlough days for city employees.
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Vine Street Pub hopes to brew beer on site
Vine Street Pub's Paul Nashak plans to raise a toast to Denver tonight if the city council approves his request for a zoning variance that would allow the brewery to make beer on-site. A part of the Boulder-based Mountain Sun string of pubs, Vine Street has been open in Denver at 1700 Vine Street since May 2008 -- and has been trying to get brewery ...
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This city really knows how to kick off its third annual Denver Arts Week: Tonight's Know Your Arts First Friday , an amped-up First Friday art-walk event, will step up to the plate to showcase local artists and galleries all over town.
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Denver Lower Downtown panel may sidestep residential-first guidelines ...
A weak housing market pushed the Lower Downtown Design Review Board to defer development of residences on a site that kidney-dialysis giant DaVita is interested in for its corporate headquarters.
Police believe man found at scene responsible for deadly stabbing
Officers with the Denver Police Department responding to a home early Friday morning found a dead woman and a man with stabbing wounds to his neck and arm.
How to: Avoid getting lost in Denver
If youa re making the trek to Denver for an Avalanche game or a concert, it can be easy to end up wandering around aimlessly.
Drivers can pay for parking over the phone
One of the city's most popular shopping districts has a new way for drivers to pay for on-street parking, just in time for the holiday shopping season.
Hearings set for Denver Water proposal
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will hold hearings next month to discuss a draft environmental impact statement for Denver Water's proposed reservoir expansion in the foothills northwest of the city.
Mile High Murder, No. 50: Dead woman found at 1873 S. Clermont Street
Our Mile High Murder project, started on May 17, reaches the unfortunate half-century mark in fewer than six months as result of word about Denver's latest homicide.
Arts Week puts new, free focus on Denver art scene
A Denver Arts week gets underway Friday. The city-sponsored event, which runs through Nov.
The State of Denver Public Schools Not Swell
A new school board is about to take office in the Denver Public Schools and the transitional item , finished by the last board, but subject to review by the new school board, will be how to deal with six troubled schools, three neighborhood schools and three charter schools.
Crash closes I-25 in north metro Denver
A crash forced officials to close northbound Interstate 25 in north metro Denver Thursday morning.
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Denver voters drive off vehicle-impoundment initiative
Denver voters Tuesday soundly defeated a ballot initiative that would have significantly restricted police discretion on whether to impound cars driven by unlicensed drivers.
Denver auditor blasts Seedco's performance
Seedco Financial Services , hired by Denver's Office of Economic Development in 2007 to enhance economic development in low-income areas, has performed so poorly that it is actually hurting the city's ability to lend money to businesses, according to a city auditor's report released on Tuesday.
Denver's 14th St. owners OK improvements
Property owners in downtown Denver's 14th Street area voted to contribute $4 million in funds for improvements to the corridor in Tuesday's election, according to the Downtown Denver Partnership Inc.
Denver's Booklovers Ball raises $200,000
Mayor John Hickenlooper with Library Friends Foundation president Michelle Onoda , left, and Booklovers' Ball chairwoman Judy Joseph .
Early Denver apartment designer Roland Wilson, 83, changed the city's skyline
Roland Wilson included trademark amenities in the 130 multistory buildings he designed.
Three shot as Halloween fun turns violent in Denver
Halloween turned violent in Denver on Sunday morning with two shooting incidents, a party that turned into a fight, and a high-speed car chase, police said.
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