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The suit compounds the Market’s recent struggles. Alfalfa’s announced two weeks ago that it would close its flagship store in Boulder, marking an end to one of the original natural-foods grocers that would set a path for Boulder’s eventual dominance as a natural and organic foods hub.
The proposed transparent, multi-story tower of soon-to-be-purchased cars off I-25 wasn’t actually voted on — just the zoning that would allow it.
Fitness startup CLMBR, which has some famous fitness investors, is taking over the Corner Beet as a new showroom.
The Pop Culture Connection, which opened in 2019 at 1422 W. 104th Ave. and shut down last July, owes $125,000 to eight creditors.
The bookstore at Wynkoop and 16th streets will shut down March 17 and relocate to McGregor Square, the mixed-use project going up next to Coors Field.
Joy Fill, which has been open since 2017, sells refillable, sustainable household cleaners, personal care and beauty products.
Demand from gluten-craving walk-up customers during the pandemic has been so strong that the majority of Grateful Bread’s baked goods no longer go to restaurants.
The bike shop chain, which has four stores in Colorado, sees a market for e-bikes downtown.
The firm, which increased its local profile when it purchased Larimer Square, has paid $11.3 million for Tennyson buildings over the last 20 months.
The new stores join the existing location in Castle Rock, along with four other locations in Utah and Montana.
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