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David Heitz
Colfax cruisers breaking noise laws
The author used artificial intelligence in the crafting of this article. People who cruise Colfax probably wouldn’t even hear a cop coming up behind them, siren wailing. That’s because many of them have insanely loud mufflers or souped up stereo systems. As they fly down the corridor they announce their arrival, both with holy mufflers (mufflers with holes in them) and big bass speakers.
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aboutboulder.com
Boulder Green Chile: 3 Local Favorites Worth Trying
A cool Boulder morning has a way of making green chile sound like the perfect meal. Maybe it follows a foothills hike, fuels an early start, or arrives bubbling over a burrito at the end of a long day. However you order it, there is something satisfying about a dish that brings warmth, heat, and comfort to the same plate.
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Pedestrian Seriously Hurt in Denver Crash on Kalamath, Third Such Incident in Months
W. 10th Ave. & N. Kalamath St. — Approximate Site of Serious Pedestrian Crash. A motorist struck a pedestrian at West 10th Avenue and North Kalamath Street in Denver on Thursday night, leaving the pedestrian with serious injuries and prompting a police warning to expect delays in the area. Officers were called to investigate the crash, which happened in the city's Lincoln Park neighborhood.
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Justin Timberlake to Walk Denver Runway With Niece for Down Syndrome Cause
Justin Timberlake is coming to Denver this weekend, and it has nothing to do with a concert tour. The pop star is set to walk the runway alongside his niece, Zaya Biel, at a fashion show benefiting people with Down syndrome, trading his usual spotlight for a cause close to his family.
Chalkbeat
12 applicants for Denver school board vacancy talk about school closures, rebuilding trust
Did you know search engines like Google are changing the way you see news? Keep Chalkbeat’s valuable education coverage at the top of your feeds by clicking here and checking the box next to our name. “Independent” yet “collaborative” was a common way the 12 applicants to fill a vacancy on the Denver school board described themselves at a forum Wednesday night. The board has long been plagued by infighting, personality differences, and accusations , and applicants sought to prove they are willing to work with their colleagues to avoid future drama. The overarching theme of the evening was the need to rebuild trust. “Nobody sitting up here applied for this job thinking it was going to be easy, or that they were going to get along with everybody, or that there were going to be a lot of flowers,” said Scott Esserman, a former board member who lost a re-election bid and applied to fill the vacancy. The vacancy was created by the resignation of DJ Torres , who was elected last November to represent central-east Denver’s District 3. Torres left the board last month after repeatedly clashing with President Xóchitl Gaytán, who accused him of several policy violations
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Denver Holiday Shoppers Flock to Mile High Mart's 47th Year at DU
The Mile High Holiday Mart is back for its 47th year, opening this weekend at Gates Field House on the University of Denver campus with the Junior League of Denver once again at the helm. The three-day event runs Friday through Sunday, bringing local and national merchants together under one roof for holiday shopping just as the season kicks into gear.
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Castle Rock Man Sentenced in Toddler Abuse Case After FBI, Overseas Probe
A Castle Rock man has been sentenced to federal prison for sexually abusing a toddler, following an investigation that FBI Denver conducted alongside foreign law enforcement partners. The agency announced the sentencing in a post describing the term as 37 years in federal prison. The announcement came from FBI Denver.
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Denver Police Investigate Serious Crash at 19th and Downing, Warn of Delays
Denver Police are investigating a crash involving a motorist and a pedestrian at E 19th Avenue and N Downing Street that left at least one person with serious injuries. The department warned drivers Saturday morning to expect delays in the area as officers worked the scene. What Police Have Confirmed...
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Coming Soon: Hops & Pie eyes Arvada expansion
From the stories making headlines to the restaurants, music and culture that make Denver one of a kind, Westword is there. Help us raise $50,000 by December 31 to keep independent local journalism going strong in 2027. It’s an avalanche of sequels and series this week, as both homegrown restaurants...