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Get Ready to Shop, Eat and Dance at the Colombian Independence Festival
The festival, which honors Colombian Independence Day, goes down on Sunday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Pulaski Park.
Bike Bollards Are “Negatively Impacting the Beauty” of Seventh Avenue Historic District: Residents
People living in Denver’s Seventh Avenue Historic District say the safety poles “negatively impact the beauty, character, and integrity” of the neighborhood.
Al Harrington on What to Expect From the NBA’s New Weed Policy
“I think they were all already investing, anyway, but now they can put their names on it.”
Celebrity Shout-Outs Help Blazy Susan Become Fast-Growing Cannabis Brand
Drake, Bella Thorne, Jimmy Kimmel, Wiz Khalifa and DJ Khaled have all shouted out or been spotted using Blazy Susan products, and it’s all been part of the plan.
JonBenét Ramsey’s Brother Throws Cold Water on Reports Linking Gary Oliva to 1996 Murder
A series of reports released earlier this month outlines a “chilling link” between the convicted pedophile and Colorado’s most famous murder victim.
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Newly Approved Canna Cabanabus Adds Weed to Weddings, Public Events
The mobile lounge will be posted outside public events and is available for private bookings in Denver.
Denver Researchers Find New Ways That City Surroundings Worsen People’s Health
A new study conducted by CU Denver researchers found that neighborhoods can be risk factors for severe illness.
Is the Price of Weed Going Back Up?
Cannabis prices are on the rise for the first time in nearly two years, according to state data. Let’s talk about how that shakes out at dispensaries.
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Vic Vela Shares New Health Struggles in Fourth Season of Back From Broken
In the new season of his podcast Back from Broken, Colorado Public Radio’s Vic Vela is ready to share even more about himself.
All Dolled Up: You Can Thank Denver’s Ruth Handler for Barbie
Greta Gerwig’s movie is a hit!
New Dispensary Opens Next to Bonnie Brae Ice Cream
Silver Stem Fine Cannabis was approved for a dispensary license in the popular South Denver neighborhood last fall despite some opposition.
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Fairmount Cemetery Now Offering Pet Loss Services
The grand opening Fairmount Fur-Ever Fest is set for July 29.
Why Colorado Tokers Love Blue Garlic
Blue Garlic presents an intriguing play on two very different cannabis flavors. But is that a good thing?
Denver Soccer Coalition Using World Cup Fever to Campaign for Pro Women’s Team
For Denver FC is counting on the World Cup to inspire support for a professional women’s team for the Mile High City.
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Boebert Beat: It’s Banning Books That’s “Gross and Wrong”
In her amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act, the Colorado congresswoman suggested banning the purchase of “pornographic books.”
Are Jefferson County Officials Turning a Blind Eye to Short-Term Rental Issues?
Jeffco residents say county officials haven’t kept the promises they’ve made in recent months to address widespread issues with STRs.
Blaze N Bingo Is Drag Bingo on a Higher Level
Watching a drag queen inhale a massive hit from a gravity bong right before her number starts really is top-tier entertainment.
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The Showman Made His Mark on Denver. But Should P.T. Barnum Be Canceled?
“You have to look at his life through the lens of what the world was like almost 200 years ago.”
Ask a Stoner: What’s the Best Way to Roll a Joint, According to Science?
From a scientific perspective, rolling the best joint comes down to how long you grind the cannabis flower, but skill and quality papers play roles, too.
Get Ready for Westword‘s New Website Design!
“We are excited to offer readers a refreshed experience to make our relationship with them even stronger.”
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Mike Johnston Commits to Calling Out Wage Thieves, Other Issues at Community Forum
Speaking at a July 12 forum, Denver’s new mayor doubled down on commitments he made related to wage issues, affordable housing, school safety and more.