Wattenberg
Wattenberg, CO · Business
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Willow and Hearth
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 […]
The Longmont Leader
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OPED: Aurora has a way to protect renters and property owners from contagious blight
For too long, Aurora has been a destination for too many investors of rentals who, sadly, have neglected to maintain their properties. Their actions, or inactions, have created pockets of blight throughout much of our city with the problem being more concentrated in older Northwest Aurora where too many of our residents live in slum-like conditions.
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Resisting Erasure: Welton Street Cafe and 40 years of change in Denver’s Five Points
Fathima Dickerson, co-owner of Welton Street Cafe, stands outside the restaurant in Denver’s Five Points neighborhood, Friday, Sep. 25, 2026. (Photo courtesy of DeRae Logan) For generations, Denver’s Five Points neighborhood was the heart of the city’s Black community. Known as the Harlem of the West for its rich jazz history, the neighborhood was home to Black-owned restaurants, shops, barbershops, music venues, and families whose lives were deeply connected to the businesses along Welton Street.
DMR News
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Want to buy a house with friends? This Colorado group did it.
This story was first published by Wyoming Public Media. Sandwiched between two highways and a river in north Denver, Colorado, there’s a historically diverse neighborhood called Globeville. Now, zoom in to a street lined with small bungalows, and there’s a big corner house its residents have named “Nowhere.”...
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This Colorado Candy Factory Shapes Candy Canes And Ribbon Candy By Hand And Offers Tours Through The Holidays
Candy makers at this Colorado factory still stretch, twist, and cut sugar by hand. Some of their machines date back to the late 1800s. Vintage coworkers, anyone?. The crew cranks out more than 5,000 pounds of candy a day. That’s a sugar rush measured in tons. Millions of candy canes leave each year, in flavors peppermint never saw coming.