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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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Fuel trucking company faces penalties in state pollution lawsuit
Longmont fuel transport company Xtreme Petroleum LLC and owner Navkirat Singh face hundreds of thousands of dollars in potential penalties for allegedly tampering with emission-control systems on six vehicles, according to a Weld District Court lawsuit.
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Chick-fil-A plans new Greeley restaurant
Atlanta-based chicken sandwich chain Chick-fil-A plans to build a new restaurant and drive-thru location in Greeley.
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Wing Shack to open Friday in Centerra
Wing Shack will expand to the Centerra area Friday with the grand opening of the Greeley-based chain’s 14th location.
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Boulder median home prices plummeted in June, rose in other local markets
While the median price of single-family homes sold in June rose in a handful of Northern Colorado and Boulder Valley communities compared with the same month last year, prices plummeted in Boulder.
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Judge greenlights Thornton’s pipeline through Larimer
Larimer County properly approved Thornton’s bid to construct a portion of a key water pipeline across county land, a Larimer District Judge has ruled, rejecting environmental activists’ effort to overturn the permit.
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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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Medicaid agency could claw back nearly $60M from hospitals
A recent court verdict could force Colorado’s Medicaid agency to claw back and redistribute nearly $60 million in funds from Denver Health and other hospitals, but industry groups contend the state is overselling the impact and should eat the costs.
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Laramie Main Street Alliance to host Brewfest
Laramie Main Street Alliance on Saturday will host its primary fundraising event, Laramie Brewfest, on Saturday at Depot Park in downtown Laramie.
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Estes trustees may send citizen-sponsored initiatives to ballot
A pair of successful citizen-led petition drives targeting development in Estes Park will force the town’s Board of Trustees on Tuesday night either to enact the changes the petitioners want or send them to the Nov. 4 ballot and let voters decide.
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Broomfield wraps The Bay Aquatic Park renovation
The Bay Aquatic Park in Broomfield reopened last week after a nearly year-long renovation and improvement effort.
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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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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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