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Scarpaletto Shoe Shop Returns to Larimer Square After Four Years Away
Scarpaletto has reopened its doors in Denver's Larimer Square, bringing the family-owned shoe retailer back to a stretch of downtown it once called home before a four-year run on the 16th Street Mall. The 1,500-square-foot shop now sits at 1425 Larimer St, stocked with shoes, leather boots, handbags, belts and jewelry, according to ColoradoBiz.
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Football: Capsule preview ThunderRidge vs. Eaglecrest, 5A 2nd round
AURORA | A capsule preview of the 2026 Class 5A state football 2nd round playoff contest between ThunderRidge and Eaglecrest scheduled for Nov. 13, 2026:. Courtney Oakes is Aurora Sentinel Sports Editor. Reach him at sports@aurorasentinel.com. Twitter/X: @aurorasports. IG: Sentinel Prep Sports. 2026 CLASS 5A STATE FOOTBALL SECOND ROUND PLAYOFF...
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Horse-assisted therapy linked to lower stress in children with autism, study finds
Occupational therapy that incorporates horses helps reduce the body’s stress response in autistic children, according to new research from Colorado State University. “That power of the horse-human interaction for autistic children has often been referred to as ‘magic,’ but this study provides empirical data to support and explain how interacting with horses impacts autistic children physiologically,” said Caiti Peters, an assistant professor in CSU’s departments of Occupational Therapy and Animal Sciences. She leads research at the Temple Grandin Equine Center in Denver and Fort Collins and is a co-author on this study.
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Jurassic Quest Brings Three Prehistoric Exhibits to Denver Nov. 27-29
Denver's National Western Center is booked for a three-part prehistoric weekend later this month. Jurassic Quest is scheduled Nov. 27-29 with two companion exhibits, Ancient Oceans and Frozen Frontier, on the same stop. ColoradoBiz reported Nov. 13 that one ticket covers all-day admission to Jurassic Quest, Ancient Oceans and the...
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Boys Soccer: Mullen Repeats As 4A Champion With Late Goal Past Kent Denver
COLORADO SPRINGS — In its first game since winning last season’s Class 4A state championship, the Mullen boys soccer team went out and lost a 2-0 contest to Evergreen. That defeat — which happened way back on Aug. 20 — turned out to be the catalytic event the Mustangs needed to ignite a run towards a second straight state title, which they got Saturday evening at Weidner Field with a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Kent Denver.
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Immersive Cowboy Show Rides Into Denver, Straddling Stock Show Dates
A 360-degree experience about the American cowboy is riding into Denver this winter, setting up shop at the National Western Center from Dec. 17 through Jan. 31 and overlapping with the city's biggest rodeo event of the year. The Cowboy: An Immersive Journey uses projections and sound to put visitors inside the story, with narration from actor Tom Selleck guiding part of the experience.
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Poncho for Denver City Council District 9 Campaign Launches Saturday, Nov 14th
Press releases are provided to Yellow Scene Magazine. In an effort to keep our community informed, we publish some press releases in whole. Poncho for Denver City Council District 9 Campaign Launches Saturday, Nov 14th. Denver, CO – This Saturday, the Poncho for Denver campaign launch event will introduce the...
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Denver Audit Exposes Major Gaps In AI Security At City Hall And Denver International Airport
City Safeguards Fail Security Test As Airport Employees Use Unapproved Artificial Intelligence Tools. As artificial intelligence rapidly transforms government operations, a new audit has revealed significant weaknesses in how the City and County of Denver and Denver International Airport oversee the emerging technology, raising concerns about data security, employee accountability, and the protection of sensitive information.
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Golden Triangle Tower Patten Gray Sells for $90.8M as Denver Rents Trend Upward
A 13-story apartment tower in Denver's Golden Triangle neighborhood has sold for $90.8 million, according to a warranty deed filed with the city on Thursday, even as the metro's rental market sits at its softest point in 16 years. The building, called Patten Gray, sits at 370 W. 12th Ave. and spans roughly 180,000 square feet with 250 apartment units.
The Denver Gazette
New DPS program will let students earn college credit in middle school
Denver Public Schools students can now begin earning college credit as early as eighth grade through a new AP Spanish program at Bryant Webster Dual Language ECE-8 School. Bryant Webster’s new program will be the first time that DPS students as young as eighth grade can earn college credit. It is made possible through a […]
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Celebrate the Magic of Winter at Denver Audubon’s Wings & Wonder Dec. 5-6, 2026
Bundle up, gather your flock, and get ready for a little winter magic! Denver Audubon invites families, nature lovers, and holiday enthusiasts of all ages to Wings & Wonder, a festive two-day celebration of winter, wildlife, and community on Saturday, December 5, and Sunday, December 6, 2026, at the Kingery Nature Center, located at 11280 Waterton Road, just south of Chatfield Reservoir.
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Snow Days starts November 18 at the Children’s Museum of Denver at Marsico Campus
No snow on the ground? No problem! The Children’s Museum of Denver at Marsico Campus has got you covered with guaranteed snow (translation: guaranteed FUN!) from November 18 – January 31 during their seasonal winter experience, Snow Days!
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Five-Set Heartbreak for #19 Mines in RMAC Semifinal
DENVER, Colo. – Mines volleyball lost a heartbreaking, five-set match to Colorado Mesa Friday night in the second semifinal of the RMAC tournament on the campus of MSU Denver. Naomi Romslo's 19 kills were the most in the match, and she did it on .300 hitting. Romslo also had...
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No. 9 LSU Pulls Away from Pioneers in Baton Rouge
BATON ROUGE, La. – The University of Denver women's basketball team fell 101-37 to No. 9 LSU on Friday evening at the Maravich Assembly Center. Victoria Baker led the Pioneers with 16 points, adding three assists and three steals. Baker finished 5-of-15 from the field and knocked down three three-pointers. Laia Monclova added 10 points, including a pair of three-pointers.