The second-fastest growing industry in Colorado? Solar and renewable energy.
Colorado’s Other Growth Industry
read more
Christie Gosch
Little Men – Jessica Jones
Director Ira Sachs makes the kind of intimate character studies that make their way from Sundance to art-house theaters and then quickly into oblivion. His films don’t strain the speaker systems in theaters but they certainly illuminate corners of the world that tell us much about ourselves and the people in our orbit.
Items of Interest
Four local news items you may have missed: Colorado’s new pregnancy law has taken effect; Colorado has a new historic preservation plan; a large new open space has been designated in Far NE Denver on DIA land; and a church has been given historic designation status for its support of LGBT Rights.
Acting Locally from a Global View
For David Netz, Stapleton represented an opportunity to participate in a 20-year local “experiment,” bringing to bear a lifetime of world travel and work experience.
Hair & Nail Studio Moves to Eastbridge Town Center
Lisa Hintgen believes in silver linings.
Popular Bakery to Add Eastbridge Location
Around 120 cakes, 200 pounds of buttercream frosting and 5,000 hand-stamped shortbread cookies—that’s the weekly average for Gateaux Bakery, which makes everything from scratch.
Learn to Fly or Just Hang Around with Pilots
Brian Eaton opened the Front Range Flight School in May for the same reasons he became a flight instructor 12 years ago.
At New N. Stapleton Liquor Store Customers Weigh in on the Inventory
When Colorado Beverage Company opened in April, its 40-door beer cooler was only half full.
Organic and Seasonal are the Focus at Bakery Coming to Stanley
Donut lovers have another reason to celebrate as Glazed & Confuzed prepares to open its second storefront at the Stanley Marketplace this Fall.
New Assisted Living Opens in Mayfair
The Mayfair neighborhood’s first senior living center, Rosemark at Mayfair Park, accepted its first residents in mid-March and now has 25 residents.
New Office Building Coming to 46th and CPB
Construction is planned to begin next month or early November for a freestanding, 45,000-square-foot Class A office building at the northeast corner of 46th Ave. and Central Park Blvd.
Affordable Housing Fund Ordinance Headed to Council for Vote
The Denver City Council will vote Sept. 12 whether to create a permanent affordable housing fund whose revenue sources would be a 0.5 mill property tax and a “linkage” fee assessed on most new development.
