Panama Canal 2.0
Tucked away in the Denver suburb of Broomfield is an international engineering firm leading the expansion of the Panama Canal, a man-made waterway now 100 years old but still considered one of the world’s great engineering feats.
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Mainstreaming marijuana in the mountains
On Main Street in Breckenridge you can get a tattoo. You can buy a bottle of scotch or snarf down fat-laden french fries advertised as “heavenly.” The one thing you cannot get after January: marijuana.
Ferguson: Discussion at my house
Our family gatherings are usually large and loud. We have 16 grandchildren, lots of young adults, some teenagers, and at least three rugrats. At a recent dinner event over the holidays, the normal pandemonium was replaced by passionate debate.
Rundles Wrap Up: An accessory dwelling unit of my own
Times and tastes change. Our parents’ generation, emerging from The Great Depression, favored wall-to-wall carpeting – a sign of “making it.” We Baby Boomers pulled up the carpet in favor of the hardwoods.
Sports Biz: Pat Bowlen: The game came first
Colorado’s other professional sports franchise owners could learn a thing or two from Denver Broncos’ owner Pat Bowlen.
Life cycle of a flea
Blake Adams looks at home in deep thought as he stares intently at his computer amid the mid-afternoon bustle of Five Point’s Purple Door Coffee. Today his mind is consumed with logistics and marketing, business and community - standard fare for the idea-man behind one of Denver’s newest and most popular event series.
Rundles wrapup: Long hours may be hazardous to your health
Over Thanksgiving, I was talking with a young couple I know, pretty much fresh out of college and a little more than a year into the working world. The odd thing that came forth in the conversation was how much harder…
