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See Bison From Your Car Window On This 11-Mile Wildlife Drive Just Outside Denver
A herd of bison can block your view of the Denver skyline, and it happens closer to downtown than most people expect. There is no long mountain drive, no I-70 traffic, and no entrance fee standing between you and a shaggy, slow-moving traffic jam. Prairie dogs pop up beside the pavement, mule deer graze in the distance, and the whole loop can be done without ever leaving your seat.
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Aurora's 419-Unit Gild at Metro Center Opens
Five new apartment buildings have risen across from Aurora Town Center, bringing 419 fresh units to a stretch of Aurora. Kairoi Residential and Clarion Partners announced they have completed construction on The Gild at Metro Center, a Class A community built across 12 acres within a Qualified Opportunity Zone. Five...
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Colorado Townhome Owners Were Hit With $20,700 Hail Roof Assessments On A $3.6 Million Repair, And Now Liens On All 150 Homes Mean Nobody Can Sell Or Refinance
The notice landed in Beth Hayden’s inbox in May, and it changed her whole year. Her homeowners association told her she owed a $7,000 special assessment because every building in […]
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The Denver Gazette
Denver area events for Nov. 10
If you have an event taking place in the Denver area, email information to carlotta.olson@gazette.com at least two weeks in advance. All events are listed in the calendar on space availability. Tuesday Derek Dames Ohl, Acoustic — 6 p.m., Rosetta Hall, 1109 Walnut St., Boulder; rosettahall.com. Coda Ensemble — Featuring Daniella Katzir, 6:30 p.m., Dazzle at Baur’s, […]
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Lafayette Cemetery memorial now lists around 200 unrecorded names
A new plaque at the northeast corner of the Lafayette Cemetery lists about 200 names of people who were buried there without recognition from the city. The plaque with the list of names, dedicated during a Friday ceremony, was recently placed next to two existing plaques at the Lafayette Cemetery’s “potter’s field” area, a term historically used to describe burial grounds for individuals who were unidentified, unclaimed or whose families could not afford private burial arrangements.