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Jazzmatazz gives Denver's good musicians a new place to play
"Why are there so many jazz musicians in Denver?" asks Page Fraley , a jazz trumpeter himself, rattling off a list of fine musicians who teach around town.
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Solar Energy Initiatives, Inc. Announces Mr. Thomas Polich as Chief Operating Officer
Solar Energy Initiatives, Inc. executing on its corporate mission to Renew The Nation, and creating economic development through the sale and installation of Solar Thermal, Photovoltaic and other Solar technologies, today announced Mr.
A business case for health reform
Without health-care reform, Colorado businesses will face ever-higher costs over the next 10 years, a new study says.
University of Denver is wrapping up its weekend of Wine Fest activities with the Grand Tasting .
Panel proposes letting voters amend Colorado constitution to ease budget woes
A panel looking at the state's long-term budget problems recommended legislation on Wednesday to give voters the chance to overhaul the state constitution in 2012.
Flexibility for higher education sought
Because higher education has been hit with the burden of state budget cuts, a bi-partisan commission comprised of lawmakers and community leaders wants to grant higher education greater flexibility in select areas.
National Career College Faces Class Action Lawsuit
Share + Nov 5, 2009 10:36 pm US/Mountain A Colorado-based national chain of career colleges is under fire.
Some agreement on state budget plans
DENVER They said it couldn't be done, but a committee of legislators and private citizens actually reached bipartisan agreement Wednesday on a handful of measures to address Colorado's perennial budget headaches.
Denver-area apartment vacancy rates fall
Denver-area real estate experts were happily surprised that a new report shows local apartment vacancy rates fell in the third quarter from the second period for the first time in the last 21 months, largely because of a decrease in local unemployment.
DU Vin Festival - wine pairing dinner
Join University of Denver's hospitality students Wednesday, November 5th as they treat you to an evening of cocktails, food, wine, and music.
Jerusalem mayor's speech divides DU groups
The divide over Jerusalem was as clear as the busy street that divided protesters in Denver Tuesday night, as about two dozen people gathered on each side of Iliff Avenue.
Sage Restaurant Group Names Dave Hoemann as Corporate Vice President of Food & Beverage Operations
Sage Restaurant Group is pleased to announce that Dave Hoemann has been named Corporate Vice President of Food & Beverage Operations.
Jewish cultural festival kicks off
Israeli music superstar Idan Raichel brings his enchanting blend of African, Latin American, Caribbean and Middle Eastern sounds to the Gates Hall at the University of Denver on Thursday night.
H1N1 vaccine clinics begin in Colorado
H1N1 SPECIAL SECTION DENVER - University of Denver graduate student Sonja Lowe had been thinking about the H1N1 flu vaccine for more than a month.
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Amadeus Consulting Nominated for The Colorado Ethics in Business...
Amadeus Consulting Nominated for The Colorado Ethics in Business Alliance's Business Ethics and Sustainability Award for 2009 Amadeus Consulting, a custom software development company, has been nominated for the Colorado Ethics in Business Alliance's Business Ethics and Sustainability Award for 2009.
Now that the snow and ice are in Colorado, tire shops across town are slammed. A lot of people are replacing their worn out tires, while others are putting on new snow tires.
Co Section: December Meeting Notice
The Colorado Section of ACOG Monday, December 7, 2009 DENVER MUSEUM OF NATURE & SCIENCE IN 2001 Colorado Blvd.
Seven weeks after the former executive director of the Colorado Department of Higher Education, David Skaggs, announced that he was resigning his position, Colorado Governor Bill Ritter announced he is designating Rico Munn for the role.
Legal counsel affects death penalty cases
Legal counsel is a matter of life and death in Houston, but it is not necessarily tied to a defendant's socioeconomic status, according to new research by Scott Phillips, associate professor of sociology and criminology at the University of Denver .
Hill International Adds Two New Vice Presidents in Washington, DC Office
Hill International , the global leader in managing construction risk, announced today that two executives have joined the firm as Vice Presidents in Hill's Washington, DC office.
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