News From Colorado Makers
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Fri Oct 11 2024 | Andrea Canavan We’ve heard your pleas for waterproof shoes over the years and we’re so delighted that the Lems shoe family lineup now features five phenomenal waterproof styles. Mud, rain, and snow won’t stand a chance against these thoughtfully-designed shoes that feature our standard wide toe box and zero to ...
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Fri Oct 11 2024 | Laura Tingle More
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Fri Oct 11 2024 | Andy Mullins The newest offering in our simple, high quality lineup, our double rear seat gives you a safe and reliable way to get two more (+2) of your favorite humans into the van.
The post Double Rear Seat for Double the Fun appeared first on Wayfarer Vans.
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Thu Oct 10 2024 | Upward Insights More
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Thu Oct 10 2024 | Mike Taylor Derek Irick of Bray & Company Real Estate in Grand Junction has been named the 2024 Gus Williams Colorado Young Professionals Realtor of the Year, the company announced Thursday. The award recognizes achievements of young real estate professionals who have demonstrated dedication to bettering th...
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Thu Oct 10 2024 | Matt Williams In January of 2023, we were riding a wave of success and stellar reviews of our directional Valhalla snowboard. We then began seeing requests on an organic Never Summer Snowboards Facebook fan page and hearing from customers asking for a twin version of the Valhalla. Never Summer co-founder, Trac...
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Thu Oct 10 2024 | Lauren Santamaria More
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Thu Oct 10 2024 | Mike Taylor A bipartisan coalition of 50 attorneys general, including Colorado’s Phil Weiser, reached a settlement Wednesday with hotel chain Marriott International Inc. after an investigation into a large, multi-year data breach revealed the company failed to comply with consumer protection and personal inf...
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Wed Oct 09 2024 | Dianna McGhinnis More
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Wed Oct 09 2024 
By ColoradoBiz staff Colorado’s Top 100 Woman-Owned Companies were honored Aug. 28 at Mile High Station, with five companies singled out for special awards. For the fourth straight year, Alpine Automotive led all companies in the Top 100 ranking, with $346.6 million in sales in 2023. The Littleto...
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Wed Oct 09 2024 | Mike Taylor NEW YORK (AP) — The Small Business Administration could run out of money to fund disaster loans in the wake of Hurricane Helene’s devastation. As is typical after a disaster, the government is offering aid to small businesses that were in Helene’s path. The SBA is offering disaster loans for smal...
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Tue Oct 08 2024 | Mike Taylor Denver International Airport announced Monday the completion of its latest gate expansion area. Earlier this month, DIA, along with Denver-based Frontier Airlines, fully opened a 120,000-square-foot re-modeled and expanded area of Concourse A. The new $220 million ground boarding facility is loca...
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Mon Oct 07 2024 | Kion IT More
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Sun Oct 06 2024 | Mike Taylor While Americans continue to struggle under high rents, as many as 223,000 affordable housing units could disappear in the next five years. Those units were built with the federal Low-Income Housing Tax Credit, which gives developers tax credits in exchange for keeping rents low. But there is a ca...
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Sun Oct 06 2024 | Kion IT More
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Sun Oct 06 2024 | Upward Insights More
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Fri Oct 04 2024 | Kion IT More
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Fri Oct 04 2024 
Working behind the bar calls for many hours on your feet, meaning your shoe choice matters. Here’s why the best footwear for bartenders may be barefoot shoes.
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Fri Oct 04 2024 | Wagner Skis More
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Thu Oct 03 2024 | Kion IT More
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Thu Oct 03 2024 | Andrea Canavan More
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Thu Oct 03 2024 | Quinn Spadafora Nobody wants a dirty board. If you climb on your Tension Board 2 with some frequency, the holds will eventually collect an excess of shoe rubber, chalk, and hand oils.Eventually it will need a thorough cleaning. We at Tension have taken the time to develop some cleaning methods to make the cleani...
