ACE suitors pitch plenty of woo

It’s not quite “American Idol,” but the contest among North Front Range cities and towns to be the home of a new technology park that could create more than 7,000 jobs has taken on an almost reality-show-like hysteria.

More than 30 site proposals were submitted for consideration for the Aerospace and Clean Energy technology park, according to the Metro Denver Economic Development Corp., which is overseeing the application process on behalf of the Colorado Association for Manufacturing and Technology. CAMT and NASA officials signed an agreement last December to build the technology park for up to 100…