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Judge orders Musk’s X to pay Boulder landlord $8M+ in Twitter office spat
Decision to not pay rent ‘reflected business strategy’
A judge ruled in favor of the landlord that evicted Twitter from its Boulder office space in 2023 after it stopped paying rent.
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Greeley rejects purchase of JBS headquarters building
Greeley will not move forward with the purchase of the JBS USA headquarters building in the Promontory business park, with the city focusing instead on funding of a new civic campus downtown.
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Loveland’s Kelly Sage to lead Longmont economic-development group
Kelly Jones Sage, who resigned her position as economic-development director in Loveland early last year after serving seven years in that role, will start Monday as president and CEO of the Longmont Economic Development Partnership.
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Great Divide to close Denver taprooms on heels of Wilding acquisition
Great Divide Brewing Co., an iconic brand in the Denver craft brewing scene, plans to close both of its Denver taprooms in June, a move that comes just months after the brewery was acquired by Wilding Brands.
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Contractor on Boulder apartment project sues sub’s insurer over performance
Denver-based Zocalo Construction LLC has sued the insurance company of one of its now-bankrupt subcontractors, accusing that sub — Longmont’s Steel Huggers LLC — of shoddy work on a Boulder apartment project.
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Tayer: Economic Vitality Strategic Plan: Let’s ‘begin doing’
It was Benjamin Franklin who is said to have said, “If you fail to plan, you are planning to fail.” Well, when it comes to the City of Boulder’s new Economic Vitality Strategic Plan, I’m sure Franklin would join me in applauding the effort. But to better capture the urgency of our current economic circumstances,…
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What does Hospice Care look like?
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Katz back as Vail CEO
A known commodity is back at the helm of Vail Resorts Inc., as Rob Katz, who stepped down as the resort operator’s CEO in 2021, has abruptly resumed that position.
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CU Boulder to sponsor climate summit next week
The University of Colorado Boulder will sponsor the “2025 Right Here, Right Now” Global Climate Summit on June 5, in partnership with the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights and the University of Oxford.
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Estes officials optimistic as prime tourist season begins
Officials in Estes Park, the tourism-dependent Larimer County village at the gateway to Rocky Mountain National Park, are cautiously optimistic as the vacation season kicks off.
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Bandimere says Hudson speedway to promote fun, faith
Would Bandimere Speedway’s relocation from its “Thunder Mountain” campus in Morrison to a new location near Hudson help promote the sport of auto racing? Of course. But the Bandimere family has a higher purpose in mind.
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Summit to focus on middle-income housing
Housing for the “missing middle” will be the focus of a BizWest event to be held next week in Longmont.
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Redtail Ridge saga starts new chapter with long-awaited groundbreaking
Redevelopment of former StorageTek site years in the making
For the better part of six years, developers have their sights set on building a 2.5-million-square-foot biotechnology- and health-care-centric business park on the empty, roughly 300-acre Redtail Ridge property, which was previously home to a massive Storage Technology Corp. campus.
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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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