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Future Legends receiver notes buildings in disrepair, multiple unpaid bills, money being diverted
The state of the Future Legends Sports Complex in Windsor is in general mismanagement, neglect and disrepair, with a long list of unpaid bills — including insurance on the facility that continues to host multiple child athletes daily, according to the court-appointed receiver of the property.
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OneOncology acquires United Urology Group
OneOncology, a physician-led national platform for independent oncology practices, has acquired United Urology Group, a Maryland-based urology management services organization with affiliates in Colorado.
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First Interstate BancSystem taps industry veteran as new CEO
First Interstate BancSystem, Inc. has appointed Jim Reuter as president and Chief Executive Officer, effective Nov. 1.
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Defense-tech contractor SciTec expands in Boulder
SciTec Inc., a New Jersey-based systems- and sensor-technology contractor for the defense industry, has nearly doubled its Boulder footprint.
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Boulder Municipal Airport manager steps down to direct Northern Colorado Regional Airport
Boulder Municipal Airport manager John Kinney will take the helm of Northern Colorado Regional Airport in Loveland.
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Realtors can earn 7 CE credits at Boulder Valley Real Estate Conference
Real estate professionals are eligible to earn seven continuing-education credits at the 17th annual Boulder Valley Real Estate Conference Nov. 21 at the Embassy Suites in Boulder.
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Why “putting your child on” your bank accounts probably isn’t the best plan
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Boulder’s Human Relations Fund accepting applications
Boulder’s Human Relations Fund, which supports community-initiated activities that focus on civil rights, human rights or equity issues, is now accepting grant applications from qualified organizations in the city.
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Weld Planning Commission to review planned 4,300-acre solar farm in remote part of county
The Weld County Planning Commission on Tuesday will consider a 4,300-acre solar farm by feedlot operator Magnum Feedyard Co. LLC that would provide enough electricity to power 187,000 homes a year.
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Four Colorado hotels featured on Condé Nast list of ‘world’s best stays’ in 2024
Four Colorado hotels made the prestigious Condé Nast “Reader’s Choice” list of best hotels across the globe.
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Colorado bankruptcy filings increase 37% in September
Bankruptcy filings in Colorado increased 37% in September from the same period a year ago, with year-to-date filings up 30%.
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Boulder leaders support 8% annual minimum-wage hikes through ‘27
Boulder City Council provided initial approval Thursday evening for a plan to raise the minimum wage by 8% each year for the next three years, a less aggressive approach than some officials preferred.
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A matter of convenience
Convenience stores plan major growth in Northern Colorado
As Northern Colorado grows — and with Greeley growing west — convenience stores are a part of many development plans. Practically every new development in Greeley’s western side has offered a convenience store on a prime corner. Some are developing as infill projects, in which older buildings are razed to be replaced by a convenience…
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Who will buy Naropa’s campus?
Naropa University land under contract, campus likely to be redeveloped
Naropa University is under contract with a yet-to-be-named buyer for its main Boulder campus, which is expected eventually to be redeveloped.
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