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In Colorado, the majestic ponderosa pines are dying

The white Cessna banked right to reveal dense forests of Douglas fir, pines and quaking aspen in varying shades of green bathed in the early morning light. Yet secreted under the layered bark of some pines is a pest whose upcoming flight places Colorado's highest concentration of real estate and infrastructure values a
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10 Old-School Hot Dog Counters Across Colorado That Still Do Things The Classic Way

When did a hot dog need truffle oil and a paragraph-long description?. Colorado still has counters where nobody bothered complicating the formula, and thank goodness for that. A warm bun, familiar toppings, quick service, and something crispy on the side can still make an excellent road-trip lunch. The charm comes...
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Aurora expanding mobile response team for homeless

The Aurora City Council during its budget workshop Saturday agreed to fund an additional mobile response team for $243,275. The team responds to calls of people in mental distress or otherwise feeling the effects of homelessness. There currently are three two-person teams operating in the city at a cost of $729,000. Ea
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Our recommendations for the Nov. 3 ballot

The following are The Gazette editorial board’s recommendations for the candidates and ballot questions before Denver-area voters on Nov. 3. At a glance Vote for Evans Hurd Blau Allen Vote yes 81 82 83 84 85 86 132 133 134 135 136 Vote no 87 NN 137 7A Denver 4A Candidates U.S. Representative, 8th Congressional […]
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Taco Bell Ultramarathon Adds More Food Because Too Many Runners ‘Survived’ Last Year

Apparently, too many people successfully ran 31 miles while eating Taco Bell last year, so organizers of a Denver ultramarathon have come up with a solution: more Taco Bell. According to Cowboy State Daily , “The Loco Strikes Back” ultramarathon returns on Saturday, Oct. 3, with runners facing a 50K — roughly 31 miles
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Our Favorite Cheap Beer Brand Of All Time Was Also The Favorite Of Miners

People who tend toward craft beer often scoff at cheap beers as a lesser alternative, but if you're drinking on a budget this brand is our favorite.
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Denver’s Historic $10.75 Million ‘Tom Shane’ Estate Hits the Market as City’s Second-Most Expensive...

Denver's historic $10.75M Tudor Revival estate in Country Club hits the market, featuring 10,000 sq ft and rich art deco heritage.
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You’ll Want To Drop Everything And Drive To These 9 Hole-In-The-Wall Mexican Restaurants In...

Want to discover the most delicious hole-in-the-wall Mexican restaurants in Colorado?. These 9 spots deliver incredible flavors and meals you’ll be talking about for days!. 1. El Taco de Mexico (Denver) There are restaurants in this world where the line stretching out the front door is not a warning...
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Aurora police, jail, public defender’s offices scrutinized in budget hearing

The Aurora City Council analyzed workloads Saturday as it met to address a $20 million budget shortfall for 2027. The public defender’s office survived a proposal by Stephanie Hancock to eliminate four positions. “If there is less work you don’t need to have people for less work,” Hancock said. Mayor Mike Coffman agree
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Native youths’ sculpture stolen in Pueblo; community asked to help find it

A metal bison sculpture created by Native youth and tied to an Indigenous educational initiative was stolen overnight in Pueblo.

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