Why Colorado Tokes Love Black Maple
While it fails to recreate notes of thick maple syrup, the fruity, vanilla flavors are still enjoyable.
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Overland Residents Grill Mayor Johnston and Cole Chandler Over City’s First Micro-Community
Denver’s mayor and senior advisor on homelessness heard concerns from Overland residents on Sunday about the city’s first micro-community going in there.
Chefs and Business Owners Want Event Permits for Cannabis
There’s a growing push to update Colorado’s limited cannabis hospitality rules.
Mayor Johnston Announces Thousands in Event Grants to Revitalize Downtown Denver
The City of Denver and the Downtown Denver Partnership are teaming up to dole out over $350,000 in grant dollars for events that bring fun to downtown.
Can I Return Faulty Weed Products to Dispensaries?
It’s more difficult than returning a phone case to Target, but not impossible.
Triangle Bar Patrons Scoff at Encampment Claims As Business Booms During Weekend Parties
Triangle Bar and Woods Boss Brewing Company attracted hundreds over the weekend despite claims from owners that homeless encampments are killing business.
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High Notes: THC Peanut Butter, Hot Sauce and Rosin Sundaes
The hits keep coming.
Broncos Fans Blame Sean Payton for Humiliating Loss to Jets – and They Should
Denver’s coach seems to find fault in everyone but himself.
Bettors Have Gone All In on Colorado and Deion Sanders This Year
The University of Colorado was the most bet-on football team for the first four weeks of the season.
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Triangle Bar Owner Scott Coors Speaks Out About Closing Due to Homeless Encampments
Scott Coors opens up to Westword about why he decided to close the legendary Triangle Bar and its difficulties with nearby homeless encampments.
Room Service: West Denver ADUs That the City Will Help You Build
West Denver homeowners can get help building Accessory Dwelling Units through a program supported by the Denver Housing Authority.
Colorado Scores a C+ in Marijuana Criminal Justice
State pardon initiatives received praise, but states newer to legal cannabis are doing more.
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Overland Becomes Latest Denver Neighborhood to Push Back on Homeless Micro-Community
Residents in Denver’s Overland area are adding their voices to the city’s rising chorus of concerns over Mayor Mike Johnston’s micro-communities plan.
Colfax Cannabis Lounge Wants to Add Micro Sales, Eyes January Opening
“I don’t know how to convey how excited and ready Denver is for this.”
Triangle Bar Forced to Close “Indefinitely” Due to Homeless Encampments
Homeless encampments have been killing business at the downtown Triangle Bar, one of the oldest and most popular LGBTQ+ destinations in Denver.
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DIA Acknowledges Travel Woes, Adjusts for the Future
The Denver International Airport knows you’re tired of construction, car thefts and train malfunctions. It’s working to do something about it.
Openings and Closings: Longtime Denver Dispensary Shuts Down, New Stores Coming to Broomfield
New dispensaries are sprouting up in Broomfield, Denver and Golden this fall.
How Does Cannabis Impact Weight Lifting?
There are benefits, but make sure you don’t eat or sleep yourself out of progress.
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Sweeps Appear to Be Only Way Into New Housing Under Mayor Johnston’s House1000 Plan
Despite there being plenty of ways to find shelters, homeless residents say Mayor Johnston’s House1000 plan makes sweeps the only way into decent housing.
God Goes Green: Feds Helping Colorado Churches Reduce Carbon Footprint
The Inflation Reduction Act has made it possible for houses of worship like the First Universalist Church of Denver to make renewable-energy improvements.
Jackpot: Colorado Dispensaries Can Sell Lottery Tickets
The practice is legal, according to state officials, but the dispensary’s gaming days could be ending soon.
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Why Colorado Tokers Love Strawberry Cheesecake
Summer’s last stand at the dispensary this year.