
Denise Day and Lauren Beno raised money on Kickstarter and Kiva to open their “community gathering place,” the Town Hall Collaborative.
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Denise Day and Lauren Beno raised money on Kickstarter and Kiva to open their “community gathering place,” the Town Hall Collaborative.
“It’s not darts for serious dart players,” company President Alan Cichon said. “It’s about getting people together.”
Churchill Bunn and Rhys Duggan purchased the property for $4.5 million with plans to build a three-story apartment project.
Randy and Tase Flores of Aurora are fighting with the credit card company and processor Paysafe over $19,000 — money their company doesn’t have.
“This was our seven-year, long-term plan all along, and we figured we would strike when the iron’s hot,” Wade Murphy said of relocating to Vail Valley.
Erik Riggs bought the eatery five months before the pandemic began and struggled since. His lease is up at the end of May and he’s going to walk away.
Naked Wines looked hard at McGregor Square before striking a lease assignment deal with a cryptocurrency firm and its landlord.
The owner “decided to temporarily close … so that we could pause and evaluate our options.” The space is being marketed for lease.
The developer wants to replace the existing packaging facility with a 500-unit, 12-story residential building and a seven-story office building.
Residents allege Number 38 violated its city license within days. The owners dispute that and say they are following the rules.
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