
James Battaglia, the son of a former club president, was expelled for not paying.
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James Battaglia, the son of a former club president, was expelled for not paying.
The city’s new ordinance will prohibit pickleball lines on city tennis courts.
“We really think the classic championship layout that we have here is a defense against a lot of these great players,” said an executive at the club.
A neurosurgeon who owns an elite training facility in Englewood will now likely pay more money than he has for abandoning a lease.
“There’s a lot of young people starting to play golf and you see these other companies doing different designs with shirts, club covers, golf balls – but nobody is doing grips,” said Zach Fanch.
Check out the slideshow of photos from last week’s women’s retreat in the High Country.
“Why would a boat company be making bike bags? It’s a fair question,” said co-founder and CEO Kelley Smith.
Denver decided last year not to renew a contract with the family that had operated Echo Lake Lodge beneath Mt. Evans for decades.
Colorado Home Fitness opened in 2009 and had three stores in the Denver area until last year. Now it’s $1.7 million in debt.
It will be the ninth location for the company that founder Jon Cerf says did $4.5 million in revenue in 2022.
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