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AdventHealth’s Broomfield plan hits speedbump over roadway infrastructure
City officials OK adjacent UCHealth hospital proposal
Broomfield City Council approved site plans this week for a new UCHealth hospital near the Baseline Road (Colorado Highway 7) and Interstate 25 interchange, but a proposal for an AdventHealth hospital right across the street hit a snag when officials rejected an infrastructure plan over safety concerns.
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Greeley holds out hope despite ending Catalyst pact
Some pieces of a proposed entertainment district at a city-owned tract on Greeley’s western edge could still take shape despite voters’ rejection last week of a sales tax to help pay for it, but a private developer would have to make it happen, Mayor Dale Hall said Friday.
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Pearl Arts District wins zoning change needed for venue-centered vision
Boulder City Council on Thursday night unanimously approved a zoning change for Pearl Arts District, an ambitious proposal to build a new Boulder neighborhood around a future passenger train station and a performing-arts venue.
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Father-son equipment rental business opens in Eaton
A new business started by a father and son in Eaton offers a growing selection of equipment for rent.
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Noodles cuts losses on lower revenue
Noodles & Co. (Nasdaq: NDLS) sales shrank 1% year over year in the third quarter, but the fast-casual chain was able to significantly reduce its net losses.
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Laird Superfood acquisitions boosted third-quarter revenue
The addition of brands acquired this year helped boost Boulder-based natural-foods company Laird Superfood Inc.’s (NYSE American: LSF) year-over-year sales by 225% in the third quarter.
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Erickson named chief growth officer at High Country Bank
Kevin Erickson has been named chief growth officer at Salida-based High Country Bank, which has a branch in Longmont, the bank announced Thursday.
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Weld County companies shine at Coolest Thing event
A pair of companies headquartered in southwest Weld County took top honors Thursday at the fifth annual Coolest Thing Made in Colorado awards banquet in Denver.
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Ursa Major secures $10.9M through Air Force contract
The Air Force Research Laboratory has exercised a $10.9 million option on a contract with Ursa Major Technologies Inc. to continue development of Draper, the company’s storable liquid rocket engine built for hypersonic applications.
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New Sundance exec to ‘spearhead’ fundraising for Boulder debut
Allison Graff-Weisner, the Sundance Institute’s newly hired chief development officer, will “spearhead a significant capital raising campaign associated with the organization’s upcoming transition to Boulder,” according to a news release from the institute, which is the organizing body behind the Sundance Film Festival.
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‘A lot happening at once’
Infrastructure projects challenge downtown Greeley
As street closures abound amid construction of a new civic campus and a $500 million long-term stormwater and underground infrastructure initiative, downtown Greeley businesses are working to remain open even though their customers are having a challenging time getting to them.
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Renovare targets osteoarthritis with regenerative therapies
Boulder startup restored joint tissue in animal studies after single treatment
Renovare Therapeutics Inc. launched in early April to pursue breakthrough osteoarthritis regenerative therapies, one of which fully restored joint tissues in animal studies in as little as four to eight weeks following a single injection.
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