
A California company is eyeing a 775,000-square-foot space in Brighton for lithium-ion battery production.
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A California company is eyeing a 775,000-square-foot space in Brighton for lithium-ion battery production.
The city is scheduled to close on a property in an undisclosed neighborhood in early March.
Heaven’s Door Ranch’s water sale is part of a continuing trend of converting water rights from agricultural to municipal use.
The station is poised to move next to the police department’s administrative offices in the 1300 block of Cherokee Street.
The work could cost $55 million and add a few rooms to the Hyatt Regency by the Colorado Convention Center. On the way out: double beds.
He was followed by Kelly Brough and a late entrant to the race, Tattered Cover co-owner Kwame Spearman.
“I saw myself reflected in him. For him, this isn’t about status.”
A city ordinance dictates that 1 percent of capital improvement projects be set aside for art.
The state says Southwest violated a paid leave law. Southwest says it’s exempt from that law.
The city’s next leader could easily increase foot traffic in a battered downtown in their first week. But will they?
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