The city will have a maximum of four marijuana dispensaries.
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Timnath group turns in petitions for ballot issue to stop Topgolf
Topgolf’s plan includes fences and netting around 156 feet tall, but the opponents fear they would pose a hazard to migrating waterfowl along the nearby Cache la Poudre River.
Council to vote in April on owner-opposed City Park West landmark application
The council has only ever designated one individual building as a landmark against the wishes of its owner, back in 2014.
LinkedIn founder, realtor group stroke big checks in mayoral race
Mike Johnston and Kelly Brough are the candidates benefitting the most from donations to independent expenditure committees.
Rezoning sought for multifamily project on former Zaidy’s site in Cherry Creek
A development firm is under contract to buy the property from longtime owner Sidford Capital, documents show.
Frederick denies RV dealer’s request for electric security fence
A Cruise America representative said catalytic converters have been stolen from vehicles on the lot, disrupting planned vacations.
Pickleball is booming in Colorado. One city isn’t so sure it likes the sound.
Noise complaints about pickleball have exploded nationwide as the sport’s popularity has gone into hyperdrive.
Castle Pines man admits creating fictitious kids to steal $324K
Justin Skiff, 36, will be sentenced June 6. He took many of the children’s names from popular culture, including Jack Donaghy, Elle Woods, and Lisa Bouvier, a name Lisa Simpson once used on “The Simpsons.”
Two linked to Northstar plead guilty in Amazon kickback scheme
Northstar owner and CEO Brian Watson has not been charged. His attorney said he expects to prevail in a civil trial starting May 1.
Brough edges out Johnston to lead mayoral candidates in February fundraising
The two each raised an average of $5,500 a day in the short month, far outpacing other hopefuls.