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FAA To Review Centennial Restrictions This Week
The FAA is scheduled to review operating restrictions at Centennial Airport (KAPA) near Denver this week, following a safety assessment that identified dozens of potentially hazardous interactions between aircraft departing from parallel runways. The agency’s Safety Risk Management panel will meet Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. 27-28, to evaluate the risks and consider possible changes to procedures at one of the nation’s busiest general aviation airports.
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In 5 numbers: How bad was the historically awful 2026 ‘water year’
Water Year 2026 is in the books and — as most water watchers know — it was historically bad. The water year is the 12-month span that runs from Oct. 1 to Sept. 30. It’s the stretch hydrologists use to track water trends, and, well, the 2026 water year broke so many records that the aftermath resembles what you’d see after a giant gorilla on a banger rampaged through Wax Trax, Colorado's iconic music store.
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Victron Energy to Host 2-Day Hands-On Training in Denver
Victron Energy installers looking to expand their technical knowledge and gain hands-on experience with the company’s electrical systems will have an opportunity to do so during a two-day training event Nov. 5-6 in Denver. The training, designed for both newcomers to Victron products and experienced installers seeking to sharpen...
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This Tiny Aurora Bakeshop Wraps Tamales By Hand That Regulars Plan Their Whole Week Around
Some weeks have a rhythm built around errands, work and school pickups. For a loyal crowd in Aurora, the week also bends around a small bakery counter on the east side of the metro. The draw is simple: tamales, three kinds of them, sitting beside trays of pan dulce and slices of tres leches cake.
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Proposal to replace lowest-bid construction policy with ‘best value’ moves forward in Aurora
AURORA | City officials are considering moving away from a lowest-bid policy for construction projects over $500,000 to allow for a broader range of considerations. Currently, the city’s policy for capital improvements of more than $500,000 is to accept bids on the project and then select the lowest-cost option, but Councilmember Curtis Gardner is leading the switch to a “best value” contracting approach.
Colorado Jobs Desk
Denver healthcare jobs: nurses, physician, and psychotherapist roles across hospitals and clinics
Denver’s listings span bedside nursing, physician practice, and mental health care. HCA HealthONE Rose and HCA HealthONE Presbyterian St. Luke’s are both recruiting registered nurses, but one role focuses on progressive care while the other is centered on blood cancer oncology, and Rocky Mountain Children’s is seeking a pediatric cardiovascular operating room RN. Alpine Physician Partners is hiring a primary care physician for an independent outpatient clinic setting, while WellxNess is looking for a licensed psychotherapist for virtual psychotherapy with adults in Colorado.
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Coors Distributing Co. Is Fighting for Its Life — and the Future of the Middle Tier
In the Mile High City, the fight is on for the future of the middle tier. A brewer threw the first punch — or at least, the first one in the public eye. In early September, Constellation Brands, the country’s third-largest macrobrewer, told its wholesaler in Denver, Coors Distributing Company (CDC), that it was terminating its arrangement within 30 days. Mark Anthony Group, which ranks fourth behind the Modelo maker in off-premise sales, followed suit less than two weeks later. Sierra Nevada Brewing Company, the country’s second-largest craft brewer by Brewers Association-defined production volume, made its own move for the exit earlier this month.
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Tom’s Watch Bar Names Chief Executive Officer
Denver — Tom’s Watch Bar has appointed Shannon McNiel as chief executive officer, effective immediately. McNiel, previously co-CEO and an experienced operator who has led the brand since November 2024 in close partnership with co-CEO Brooks Schaden, will now lead Tom’s Watch Bar as the brand continues to evolve and strengthen its position as a leading concept in the consumer entertainment and sports experience category.
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Two-Day Market at The Curtis Hotel Features Entrepreneurs With Disabilities
Press releases are provided to Yellow Scene Magazine. In an effort to keep our community informed, we publish some press releases in whole. Two-day market at The Curtis Hotel features entrepreneurs with disabilities – celebrating creativity, inclusion, and opportunity. November 6-7 2026 | The Curtis Hotel | 1405 Curtis...
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Denver’s Rocky Mountain Fountain Pen Haven Is Where Ink Lovers Lose Whole Afternoons
Some people plan a quick errand for a single notebook and come home three hours later with a new pen, a roll of tape, and no idea where the day went. That happens a lot in one small shop in Denver’s RiNo neighborhood. It is a place built for people who still love writing things down by hand.
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Aurora Schools' New 54,000-Square-Foot Food Hub Hits Construction Midpoint
A massive new food storage and distribution facility rising for Aurora Public Schools has hit the halfway point in construction, with crews finishing the building's foundations and now racing to seal up its freezer and cooler sections before winter work intensifies. The 54,000-square-foot project is meant to become the central hub feeding tens of thousands of students across dozens of campuses for decades to come.
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Kaia Residences tops out in Denver’s Golden Triangle with 18 stories
Trailbreak Partners tops out 18-story Kaia Residences. Project includes 295 apartments and 8,500 square feet retail. Lease signed with bluSONIL wellness and medical aesthetics. Bank OZK and Affinius Capital provide project financing. Trailbreak Partners’ Kaia Residences reached its full structural height Oct. 21, advancing construction of the 18-story mixed-use development...
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Colorado’s Largest Train Shop Is Packed With Model-Railroad Finds In Every Scale
One shop near Denver stocks model railroad gear from tiny Z scale all the way up to garden-sized G scale. That’s a range running from trains that fit in your palm to ones built for the backyard. The store started back in 1997 as a shop focused on N...