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Carbon Valley calling: Tri-Towns adding new retailers, homes, manufacturers
'Room to grow' fuels Frederick, Firestone, Dacono
While Frederick, Firestone and Dacono might not have the same level of name recognition — What do we call them, anyway? The Tri-Towns? The Carbon Valley? — as some of their peer cities along the Front Range, they offer that crucial ingredient for growth: location, location, location. Adjacent to the region’s vehicular backbone and a…
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Safeway workers end strike; tentative pact reached
Workers at dozens of Safeway and Albertsons grocery stores in the region have ended their strike after the union representing them announced a breakthrough in contract negotiations.
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Old Town short-term rental rules capped
Property owners in Fort Collins’ Old Town North neighborhood are now prohibited from transferring their non-primary short-term rental licenses upon the sale of their property.
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Judge keeps Future Legends shutdown in effect
A stadium, domed pickleball and volleyball courts and surrounding areas at the troubled Future Legends sports complex will remain shut down because of safety concerns, a Weld District Court judge ruled Thursday afternoon.
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Greeley businesses grapple with 16th Street construction
The 16th Street construction project was first approved in 2023 to upgrade 16th Street between 7th and 11th avenues.
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Skier’s lawsuit over Vail Resort’s Park City strike moved to Colorado
A federal judge in Utah ordered that a lawsuit brought against Vail Resorts Inc. by a disgruntled skier be transferred to Colorado.
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Centerra: inspired by a love of Loveland
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Centerra has gained recognition as one of the region’s top-selling new-home community. What most people don’t know is why Centerra has become all these things.
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Erie apartment complex sells for $111M
A 329-unit garden-style apartment community in the Weld County portion of Erie has been purchased by a Colorado investment group for $111 million.
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Loveland gives final nod to buying Group Publishing complex, Yards unit
Buildings that have been operated by a Christian publisher and a unit in a former outlet mall now will belong to the City of Loveland.
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Colorado bankruptcy filings edge up 10% in June
Colorado bankruptcy filings increased 10% in June, compared with the same period a year ago.
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Fed budget requests threaten Boulder labs, jobs
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has submitted a budget request that would eliminate four Boulder laboratories and hundreds of jobs.
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KGNU gets state grant for Boulder facilities upgrade
KGNU has been awarded a $850,000 grant from the state to help pay for upgrades at its Boulder facility.
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What does Hospice Care look like?
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Considering Hospice Care can be a daunting topic for everyone involved. At Pathways, our mission is to honor life by being compassionate and caring to those with advanced medical conditions, as well as those who are grieving. This can look different for everybody, and so we offer a number of different services to help at…
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Keys to ‘missing middle’ housing: creativity, cooperation
Panelists at BizWest summit outline challenges, opportunities
Finding a way to provide more housing options for the “missing middle” would be a gift that developers, lenders and elected officials in the Boulder Valley would love to find under their Christmas trees.
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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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