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Greeley eyes Carestream, Hankins Farm properties
Planning Commission advances Three Mile Plan over Windsor, Johnstown objections
The Greeley Planning Commission Tuesday recommended approval of a new Three Mile Plan for the city, paving the way for future annexation of properties coveted by Windsor and Johnstown.
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Boulder Startup Week: Quantum tech — what is it good for?
Boulder Startup Week hosted a panel discussion Tuesday dubbed “Quantum Convergence: The intersection of quantum technology and our daily lives” aimed at making this challenging but exciting field — a field in which the Boulder Valley plays an outsized role — a bit more accessible.
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July hearing set on revived complaints against Loveland council over Centerra South
Undaunted by setbacks in the courts and the Loveland City Council, a city resident continues to seek injunctions to invalidate the board’s approvals of the Centerra South mixed-use development and rein in what he sees as its violations of Colorado open-meetings laws.
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Colorado Supreme Court: Boulder climate lawsuit can continue
The Colorado Supreme Court dealt a blow to the fossil-fuels industry this week by refusing to dismiss a 2018 lawsuit by Boulder and Boulder County against ExxonMobil Corp. (NYSE: XOM) and subsidiaries of Suncor Energy Inc. (NYSE: SU).
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Gaia posts 12% revenue gain in Q1
Gaia Inc. (Nasdaq: GAIA), a Louisville-based provider of streaming video, recorded a 12% increase in revenue in the first quarter.
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Weld United Way awards $60K for youth-rec scholarships
United Way of Weld County has invested $60,000 for recreation scholarships to support youth access to sports and wellness activities throughout Weld County.
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Superior to consider incentives for downtown Korean chicken joint
An empty Main Street storefront in Downtown Superior could soon house a Korean chicken joint, but the restaurant’s franchise operators are asking the city for an incentives package to help get the Bb.q Chicken restaurant up and running.
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Greeley’s Vantage Hemp aims to break into Brazilian market
Vantage Hemp Co. has begun the regulatory process necessary for companies to sell CBD products in Brazil.
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Ball raising millions for potential cap ex projects, ‘strategic alliances’
Ball Corp. (NYSE: BALL) launched a public offering of Euro-denominated senior notes Monday with the intent to raise about 750 million euros, or roughly $833.4 million.
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Tenayo Foods enters Target stores, website
Tenayo Foods LLC, a Boulder-based company that produces salsa and sauces, has launched retail distribution in select Target stores across the country and at Target.com.
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Recovery Cafe selects contractor for new Longmont home
Recovery Café Longmont, a healing center for people in recovery from trauma, mental health challenges, addiction and homelessness. has selected Built Construction as the contractor for its new permanent home at 801Main St.
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Centerra: inspired by a love of Loveland
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Mental health prioritized post-COVID
New facilities open to meet demand for care
Mental and behavioral health has often taken a back seat to more traditional forms of health care, but, especially since the COVID-19 pandemic, the prevalence of mental illness has continued to rise, making it more important than ever that people who need mental health services have access to them.
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Fly me to the world
New Customs office eases international travel at Northern Colorado airport
Developer Martin Lind had applied for and in 2022 won federal approval to locate a U.S. Customs office at the Northern Colorado Regional Airport, which is jointly owned by the cities of Loveland and Fort Collins.
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