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Crumbling church, ruined mansion: See these 5 endangered places in Colorado before they disappear

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A crumbling 90-year-old church that retains timeless beauty despite its state of disrepair. The ruins of a remote mansion built by a 19th century Colorado governor. A market that predates the birth of Denver and is the oldest continuously operated business in the state. These are just some of the sites that were added to
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Cañon City named as a finalist to be in Hulu TV show

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Carie Canterbury, Canon City Daily RecordA look at Canon City Main Street in July. Cañon City received exciting news on Tuesday morning that it was one of six finalists to be featured in streaming service Hulu’s show “Small Business Revolution,” according to the show’s creators. If selected, the town outside of Colorado Springs will host
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Colorado’s most-streamed TV show is depressingly predictable

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If you’re the kind to put stock in unscientific studies from startups looking for free media — as I sometimes am, especially if they’re Tail data-driven — you’ll be equally happy and disappointed to know howtowatch.com has produced a record of the most popular streamed-TV displays for every state. And Colorado’s most-streamed TV show? It’s
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9 National Pizza Day freebies, deals and events on Feb. 9

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As if we needed a reason to observe that the saucy concoction that’s pizza, then there’s National Pizza Day, a day devoted for this Italian dish. On Feb. 9, you have a legitimate excuse to eat as much pizza as humanly possible — and nobody can judge you for this. If you’more of a wood-oven-fired
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Regional books: “Bitterroot,” “Polly Pry” and more

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Bitterroot.  From Susan Devan Harness (University of Nebraska) When she was two, Susan Devan Harness, a Salish Indian, was first adopted by a white coupleof Her birth mom was an alcoholic who didn’t even bother to show up at a societal services hearing, so Susan was taken away.  The thought was that she would become
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Denver Art Museum says nearly everything broken in vandalism spree can be repaired, downgrades damage estimate

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Virtually every one of the artifacts ruined in a vandalism spree a month could be repaired, Denver Art Museum officials said Tuesday since they downgraded their initial loss estimate from almost $2 million to less than $100,000. Denver District Attorney's OfficeJake Siebenlist Jake Siebenlist was arrested Dec. 9 on suspicion of felony criminal mischief in
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Major music festival Grandoozy will not return to Denver in 2019

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Grandoozy, the music festival that attracted Kendrick Lamar, Stevie Wonder and Florence + the Machine into Denver, is taking a hiatus at 2019. Superfly, the festival organizer, published a statement Friday afternoon, announcing its plans to suspend the event. But it hinted that it could return a while. “Superfly, the manufacturers behind Grandoozy, feels a
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7 of Colorado’s best summer staycations you should book now

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Even though the snow is still flying at the high state today it’s not too soon to begin thinking about a summer getaway — and you don’t need to depart Colorado to find something awesome to do. Whether it’s mountain getaway to reconnect with nature or a weekend downtown for dining and entertainment, Colorado has
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Vail, Beaver Creek’s single-day, window lift ticket price breaks $200

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The 200 barrier for a walk-up ski lift ticket has been broken up for the first time by Vail Mountain and Beaver Creek this year, according to industry sources. Vail and Beaver Creek are charging $209 daily for a walk-up window ticket, in accordance with their site. The cost is reduced to $199 if bought
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The most sought Netflix show in every state — and how a researcher found them

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Among the core assumptions about Netflix is that, thanks to its popularity and ubiquity, the service could blur boundaries. From Nashua, New Hampshire, to Newport Beach, California, Seattle to Sarasota, Florida, we’re watching the same thing. (And that thing, it appears, is “The Crown. ”) Except it turns out we’re . A researcher in Salt
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