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Map of Denver concerts

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Saturday November 14th: Mariza tickets Denver at University of Denver - Newman Center - Gates Concert Hall

University of Denver - Newman Center - Gates Concert Hall 2344 East Iliff Avenue Denver

Friday 13th: Super Diamond Denver at Ogden Theatre

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El Paso County Gets First H1N1 Vaccine

El Paso County health officials say the swine flu vaccine is now available and thousands are expected to get immunized next week. The El Paso County Department of Public Health and Environment says it plans to vaccinate more than 2,000 at a clinic Wednesday. Three other clinics are scheduled through Nov. 19. The department also says the vaccine will be available at about four dozen pharmacies, including ones at Walgreens, Safeway and King Soopers.

today! : Perpetual Groove Englewood at Gothic Theatre

Gothic Theatre 3263 S Broadway Englewood 80113

Tuesday 10th: Hollywood Undead tickets Denver at Fillmore Auditorium - Colorado

Fillmore Auditorium - Colorado 1510 Clarkson Denver 80218

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October unemployment rate shoots past 10 percent mark

Just when it was beginning to look a little better, the economic news relapsed Friday with a return to double- digit unemployment for only the second time since World War II and warnings that next year will be even worse.

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Corporate Earnings

American International Group Inc. said Friday that it was profitable for the second consecutive quarter as its core insurance operations continue to stabilize after the company's bailout by the government last year.

Lewis: Gold glitters when central banks don't

I wish I had an ounce of gold for every time somebody told me an ounce of gold was a dumb thing to buy. I wish I had listened to Pierre Lassonde. I first wrote about Lassonde in August 2003 when gold prices soared to a then-unthinkable $375 an ounce.

Family of man slain by Denver police hopes to move beyond tragedy

Carolina Valencia, 18, stands outside her Montbello home Friday near a makeshift memorial that marks where her father, Odiceo Valencia, was fatally shot by Denver police on May 17, 2008. The district ...

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Denver metro home resales drop in October

Sales of existing homes in metro Denver were down in October compared with the same month a year ago, but median sales prices for both single-family homes and condos increased, according to data released Friday.

Movie's 40th Anniversary Elicits Durango Memories

For the actor who played Flat-Nose Curry, Durango "seemed like some enchanted and magical town." For the owner of a ranch where the famous cliff-jumping scene was filmed, it was a bit of a letdown....

Tombstone Makers Say Their Work Is Not 'Sad'

GREELEY, Colo. (AP) ― Snow recently covered much of their work in this garden of stone, Linn Grove Cemetery. It's a history written in granite or marble or bronze; a family history, a country's...

Niwot-based Boulder Labs works with inventors

David Goldberg went to Boulder Labs four years ago with an idea for a software program that would group together photos of vacationers, such as cruise-ship guests, so they could easily find and purchase their pictures at trip's end.

Movie's 40th Anniversary Elicits Durango Memories

For a teenage waitress, it was an experience not forgotten. For the actor who played Flat-Nose Curry, Durango "seemed like some enchanted and magical town." For the owner of a ranch where the famous cliff-jumping scene was filmed, it was a bit of a letdown.

Tombstone Makers Say Their Work Is Not 'Sad'

Snow recently covered much of their work in this garden of stone, Linn Grove Cemetery. It's a history written in granite or marble or bronze; a family history, a country's history. These are the works of art, carved flowers or flags or stone spires or angels. Small crosses on the white stones of soldiers. A lamb on a baby's stone. "People think what we do is sad," Debbie Dalton said. "It's not. We like to think we help people."

Wade leads Heat past Nuggets

Miami, FL (Sports Network) - Dwyane Wade led five Heat players in double- figured scoring with 22 points, as Miami earned a 96-88 win over the Denver Nuggets at American Airlines Arena. Jermaine O'...

Broncos will be running up hill against Steelers

Broncos head coach Josh McDaniels often will say an offense can't force the ball to specific spots or players, that it has to go where the openings are against any defense.

Drivers can pay for parking over the phone

One of the city's most popular shopping districts has a new way for drivers to pay for on-street parking, just in time for the holiday shopping season.

Ty Law joins Denver secondary

cornerback Ty Law has returned to the NFL, agreeing to terms yesterday with the Denver Broncos. Carl Poston, one of Law’s agents, confirmed the news. The agreement came after Denver’s med...

Veteran Ty Law signed to bolster Denver Broncos’ secondary

The Broncos moved to shore up their secondary Friday by coming to terms with veteran cornerback Ty Law.

Knights pull away in third quarter for win

With each passing week, the Fairview football team seems to add to its list of "firsts." In beating Central of Grand Junction 21-7 on Friday night at Recht Field, the Knights improved to 10-0 for the first time in school history, and they won a state playoff game for the first time in seven years.

Steelers want top defensive spot back

PITTSBURGH -- The more coach Mike Tomlin keeps talking about it, the more agitated his players get. Exactly the response Tomlin wants from his Pittsburgh Steelers.

Ritter Proposes Cuts In Education, Tax On Soda, Online Sales

Facing an expected $1 billion shortfall in next year's budget, Gov. Bill Ritter is proposing a 4.6 percent cut in education spending and charging sales tax on items including candy and soda and online purchases.

Colts lose two top defenders

Colts cornerback Marlin Jackson and strong safety Bob Sanders were lost for the season Friday when the team placed them on injured reserve.

Q&A: The importance of bye weeks in the NFL can be overrated

Welcome back and keep the queries coming. ... Today's comes from Dennis Smythe.

Murray and Rakhshani Lead DU Past UAA

Rhett Rakhshani (Huntington Beach, Calif.) scored twice and freshman Adam Murray (Anchorage, Alaska) stopped 22 shots in his hometown return as No. 2/3 Denver defeated Alaska Anchorage 3-2 in WCHA action tonight at Sullivan Arena.

Grocery union wants strike option for holidays

The local grocery workers' union pleaded in a letter to its international leadership today to authorize a strike before the busy food holidays of Thanksgiving and Christmas.

Broncos To Add Veteran Cornerback Ty Law

Defensive back Ty Law has agreed to terms on a deal with the Denver Broncos. The 35-year-old Law, a perennial Pro Bowl selection, will fit right in with veterans Champ Bailey, Andre' Goodman, Brian Dawkins and Renaldo Hill, all in their 30s.

Texas Man Fights Colorado Town's Panhandling Law

The American Civil Liberties Union of Colorado is asking a town to dismiss charges against a Texas musician accused of violating an ordinance banning panhandling. The musician, whose name and hometown weren't given, is accused of violating the ordinance in Manitou Springs, near Colorado Springs. The ACLU says the ordinance prohibits panhandling anywhere in town and that a blanket ban is unconstitutional. It says its client was only carrying a guitar, not panhandling, and that even if he was asking for donations, that is protected speech under the First Amendment.

Air Force To Honor Fort Hood Victims

The Air Force Academy will hold a moment of silence to honor the shooting victims at Fort Hood before the Army-Air Force football game Saturday at the academy.

Denver Mom Sentenced In Abuse Of Son, Daughter

A mother who left her two children in the care of a family though she knew they were being sexually and physically abused there has been sentenced to the maximum 16 years in prison. Fifty-eight-year-old Karen Stillman pleaded guilty in July to attempted child abuse with serious bodily injury and was sentenced Friday in Denver District Court. An arrest affidavit said she left her son and daughter, now in their 20s, in the care of the family of Eric and Linda Torrez in the mid-1990s. The couple and their son also faced charges in the case.

Colo. Safeway Workers Wait For Strike Sanction

Unionized Safeway workers in Colorado have voted to authorize a strike as contract talks drag on, but it's unclear if union leaders will OK one.

DU Swimming and Diving Splits at UC Davis Meet

Pioneers women win 191-109, while the men fell for the first time this season, 160-135

Mile High Murder, No. 50: Jessica Porter identified as victim, Anthony Joseph Romero arrested in stabbing at 1873 S. Clermont Street

View Larger Map Rapid developments on the fiftieth Mile High Murder, which took place early this morning at 1873 S. Clermont Street, an area captured in the graphic above (if you have proble...

CLIP OF THE WEEK!

Even though it seems like yesterday, it has been over a decade since Terrell Davis helped give the Broncos its first Super Bowl championship. John Elway should still thank Davis every time they meet for providing the supporting cast that was lacking in Denver for years. The team concept was important back then and important [...]

Hearings set for Denver Water proposal

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers will hold hearings next month to discuss a draft environmental impact statement for Denver Water's proposed reservoir expansion in the foothills northwest of the city.

Hot dog scam ends with long prison term

A kosher meat salesman who scammed investors out of nearly $2.5 million by faking purchase orders for hot dogs was sentenced to 15 years in prison today in U.S. District Court in Denver.

German delegation visiting Denver

Representatives of eight German companies involved in the global wind energy industry are coming to Denver next week, hoping to find local companies in Colorado to partner with in the future.

Fallen 'Kosher Hot Dog King' Headed For Prison

Arnold Zaler, the self-styled kosher "hot dog king" of Denver, admitted that he was driven by a hunger to be a "big shot" in the city's Jewish community.

CHSAA: Cancer Not A 'Hardship' For Teenage Hooper

A teenager gets one last shot at an appeal after the Colorado High School Activities Association rejects her request for a hardship waiver due to a mother fighting cancer.

Cafe Society: Week in review

What you may have missed this week on Cafe Society while you were hanging on every last word of our hi-larious stories about the time we spent getting up close and personal with the regula...

Broncos adding Law

— The Broncos moved to shore up their secondary Friday coming to terms with veteran cornerback Ty Law.

Soccer coach given 24 years for sex with girl

A Littleton soccer coach was sentenced to 24 years in prison today in Jefferson County District Court for kidnapping and sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl last year.

Pittsburgh Steelers at Denver Broncos Friday Injury Report

Friday Injury Report for the Week 9 NFL game between the Denver Broncos and Pittsburgh Steelers on Monday, November 9th, 2009. DENVER BRONCOS Player Injury Thu Fri Sat Status S Josh Barrett Hamstring DNP LP T Ryan Harris Toe DNP DNP DL Ryan McBean Knee DNP DNP S David Bruton Groin LP FP CB Jack Williams Illness LP FP RB Peyton Hillis Not Inj. Related NL DNP DNP – Did Not Participate; LP – Limited Participation; FP – Full Participation; NL – Not Listed Changes from Thursday’s [...]

Ritter proposes sales tax on soda, online sales

DENVER - Facing an expected $1 billion shortfall in next year's budget, Gov. Bill Ritter is proposing that education spending be cut by $260 million and that the state bring in another $132 million by charging sales tax on candy and soda as well as online sales.

The List: Top ten places to eat on Colfax

Colfax Avenue has plenty of places to drink, as we prove with our profile of the Nob Hill Inn. But there's also good food along America's longest main street. Including: Bastien's Restau...

Do you have a passion for food and restaurants?

Does reading this blog make you hunger to write? Westword is expanding its Cafe Society coverage, and we're looking for a great freelance writer with a passion for food and restaurants, a...

Memories become memoirs in local workshop

DENVER - "Tell me your life story." It's a sentence you'll never hear in the MemoryWriters workshop even though the program is all about writing people's life stories. Instead, workshop founder Melissa Knopper throws out topics like "My Mother's Hands."

DU Women’s Hoops Host Regis in Preseason Exhibition Saturday

Tickets range from $8-$11 and can be purchased through Ticket Master or at the DU Box Office.

Have a Great Friday

Gidget picks against the Broncos again!

DENVER - Even though she was correct last week, that didn't change the ways of the Denver Zoo's prognosticating sea lion, Gidget.

Ritter proposes $131.8M in cuts to budget

Gov. Bill Ritter proposed $131.8 million in temporary eliminations of tax exemptions Friday as part of $1.02 billion in budget-balancing maneuvers he suggested in releasing his plan for next year's state budget.

School retires jersey of fallen soldier

BERTHOUD - Justin Bauer was only 24-years-old when he made the ultimate sacrifice for his country.

Like we need an excuse for a party...

In case any of the rest of you out there do need an excuse to come out and have a few drinks on a Wednesday night, we've invented one for you: the first-ever Cafe Society Contributors, C...

Sugar High: Cake and shake at D Bar Desserts

Even though Keegan Gerhard and his wife, Lisa Baily, opened D Bar Desserts, 1475 East 17th Avenue, just under two years ago, it took about two minutes for the sugar house to emerge as one...

DU Volleyball Hosts Two SBC Matches This Weekend

Pioneers will honor its three seniors prior to the start of its match against the Ragin Cajuns on Saturday evening

Fast-track this: Five untapped Colorado energy sources

The Department of the Interior just designated six renewable energy projects, including a 400-megawatt solar tower, as "fast-track" developments deserving of the highest priority. All six ...

Mile High Murder, No. 51: Andrew Gelston Graham found dead on 8700 block of East Philips Place

View Larger Map Not one, not two, but three homicide-related deaths in a 24-hour period? What is this, Detroit? The latest report, as related by the Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office, leaves...

Fire damages Aurora apartment complex

AURORA - A two-alarm fire started an apartment complex on Friday afternoon.

Denver Arts Week: Day One

This city really knows how to kick off its third annual Denver Arts Week: Tonight's Know Your Arts First Friday, an amped-up First Friday art-walk event, will step up to the plate to showca...

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Niark, French for Bitchin Design

Webdesigner Depot unearthed a sick set of work from French freelance graphic designer and illustrator, Niark. See much more here.

She Just Needs a Hug

And to be a pro wrestler, not a soccer player.

Jobbed: Which local "television personality" needs your help? Could it be Dog?

Having trouble finding work? You're not alone. Follow Jobbed every week as we troll for the weird, the wacky and the worst of what the recession-era world of job ads has to offer. The Job,...

Real deals: Warehouse sells for $5M

Fisher Scientific Co. LLC has purchased the warehouse it already occupies in the Montbello industrial park for $5.05 million. (TMO)

Dow ends the week at 10,023

Wall Street ended the trading day Friday with a slight gain, and the Dow Jones Industrial Average closing slightly above 10,000.

Scenes from the road, starring: Aloft in the Sundry

Ever wonder what life's like on the road for your favorite Denver band? Well, if we're to believe the new video posted by Aloft In the Sundry, it's probably a lot like you imagine: Lots and ...

State lawmaker takes aim at medical pot

A Republican state senator said Friday that he planned to introduce legislation to tighten regulation of the medical marijuana industry in Colorado.

The Rouge's red letter day continues

Looks like the Rouge's red letter day is continuing. From kicking off the summer performing at Red Rocks to making its way up to headlining status, the band is now enjoying a healthy buzz g...

Humane Society of Boulder Valley Pets of the Week

Brought to you by the CU Independent, the student news source for the University of Colorado at Boulder. Sea Salt is a sweet, beautiful girl who loves people, giving kisses and is very wiggly and playful. She’s a Terrier, Pit Bull/Boxer mix and is a little more than 1 year old. She is a happy go lucky girl who enjoys a good toy or just soaking up any attention she can get.

The Weekend Showdown: Nathan & Stephen/Hearts of Palm lead our top picks for this weekend

We would hate for you to miss out on all the awesome that happens every weekend in our fair city, so we've decided to run down three of the best shows in one easy-to-swallow post, with vid...

Broncos to sign veteran CB Ty Law

With several members of their secondary limited due to injury, and nickelbacks Jack Williams and Alphonso Smith struggling of late, the Denver Broncos agreed to terms with veteran free agent cornerback Ty Law Friday. Pending a physical, the 35-year-old will become a Bronco in time for Monday’s game. Per ESPN’s Adam Schefter’s twitter [...]

Details on Tax Credit Extension and Expansion

Tax Credit for Homebuyers First-Time Homebuyers (FTHBs): First-time homebuyers (that is, people who have not owned a home within the last three years) may be eligible for the tax credit. The credit for FTHBs is 10% of the purchase price of the home, with a maximum available credit of $8,000. Single taxpayers and married couples filing [...]

Ty Law to Broncos

Just got a tip from a trusted NFL source that the Broncos are signing veteran cornerback Ty Law. The 15-year veteran spent his first 10 seasons with the New England Patriots. Broncos coach Josh McDaniels would have worked with Law when McDaniels was a New England defensive coach from 2001-03. The team has yet to announce the [...]

Seechange: Scot Lefavor Closing Reception November 6th

The closing reception for Scot Lefavor’s most recent show, Seechange, is at Andenken tonight. Add to it to the list of great shows to hit this eve, including Non No-Sense and Where The Wild Things Art.

Le Kevin Smith likely to make first start

The Broncos have started the same 11 players on defense in the team’s first seven games. That looks like it will change Monday against the Steelers because of a knee injury to defensive end Ryan McBean. “Le Kevin Smith is our guy who is going to be starting for Ryan,” defensive line coach Wayne Nunnely said [...]

Quenching The Mid-Week Addiction

Every mid-week several fans of the Bronco Nation find themselves aching for some news. Have you ever opened up your browser and wanted something to surf but you’ve already read every word NFL.com, Bronco Talk, ESPN, Sports Crack, Pro Football Talk, and the Denver Post has had to say? Then this article is for you, ironically… after this you [...]

Cheverie Named National Player of the Month

University of Denver junior goaltender Marc Cheverie is the Hockey Commissioners' Association National Division I Player of the Month for October.

Mile High Murder, No. 50: Dead woman found at 1873 S. Clermont Street

Our Mile High Murder project, started on May 17, reaches the unfortunate half-century mark in fewer than six months as result of word about Denver's latest homicide.

Freaky Friday: "Skywalking" - LB Rayne

Supposedly, this tender love ballad from Luke Sywalker to Leia, is a rejected song from the Empire Strikes Back soundtrack. Sure, it is. And if you believe that, I have some prime real estat...

Ween's September Red Rocks show available on iClips

It seemed like there was a special significance to Ween's show at Red Rocks in September. In addition to the fact that the show marked one of the final spots on the band's fall tour, we no...

Broncos Trying To Kick Trend Of Slow Starts

The Denver Broncos' 6-1 start puts them among the league's elite. Their inability to score on their opening drive, however, places them among some dubious company.

Why two wheels are safer than four

Yesterday I was buzzing around town quite a bit on my scooter. From one errand to another, for business and for pleasure, my scooter was my mode of transportation. Around the 6:00 hour I found myself in the congestion of Speer heading into Cherry Creek, a slow moving trickle of vehicles trying to [...]

Going ONCE, Going TWICE….Zoning Code 3.0

The new Denver Zoning Code is almost a done deal. The City Council has voted on a timeline, the public hearings are over and the new Zoning Code Draft # 3 is available for your examination and comment HERE. There are TWO more PUBLIC LISTENING SESSIONS scheduled in November and it won’t be a surprise if [...]

Buffs ram CSU out of Pepsi Center

The Colorado Buffaloes men’s club hockey team is enjoying an accomplishment the football team can't claim – they beat Colorado State.

Outsiders Perspective: Pittsburgh Steelers

We know some of you are fans of Football Outsiders, as are we, so we’ll be taking a look at the smarter stats behind the Broncos‘ opponent each week to gain some perspective on what to expect — an Outsider’s Perspective. Insanely quick DVOA 101: Recall that on offense and special teams, the higher the percentage [...]

Daily Links – Steelers May Go No Huddle

Mark Kiszla believes the Broncos are making a mistake by starting rookie Knowshon Moreno over veteran Correll Buckhaulter. [Denver Post] Who leads the Broncos in 20 plus yard receptions? Of course that would be Jabar Gaffney. [DPO] Apparently Ben Roethlisberger is campaigning to run the no huddle this weekend. Then again Big Ben apparently is begging [...]

The Colorado BioScience Association announced the winners of the 2009 Awards Program

"The Colorado BioScience Association announced the winners of the 2009 Awards Program. The awards will be presented at a dinner Tuesday at the Grand Hyatt Denver. The winners are: Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade, Partner of the Year; Accera Inc., Company of the Year; Dan Mitchell, partner at Sequel Ventures, Volunteer of the Year; Miragen Therapeutics, Rising Star award; Corinne Carlson, a biology and chemistry teacher at Rock Canyon High School in Douglas County, Educator of the Year; and Erin Silver, the Chairman's Award. Also, Lifetime Achievement Awards were given to Nobel Prize winner Thomas Cech of the University of Colorado, director of the new Colorado Initiative in Molecular Biotechnology and an investigator for the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, and Leslie Leinwand, interim director of the Linda Crnic Institute for Down Syndrome, chief science officer of the Colorado Initiative in Molecular Biotechnology and a professor at CU-Boulder."

Link to the Denver Post Colorado Business section

Link to the 2009 BioWest site

Renovation Spotlight coming to North Denver Tribune

If you have completed or know of a great renovation project in the Greater Highlands area, contact LIVE Broker Associate Jana Miller at jana@liveurbandenver.com to suggest it be featured as the “Renovation Spotlight”. The new segment will feature before and after photos of projects big and small, including outdoor projects in summer months. Additional photos [...]

Arts Week puts new, free focus on Denver art scene

A Denver Arts week gets underway Friday. The city-sponsored event, which runs through Nov.

Classic of the Week: “Citizen Kane”

How does one objectively assess a film that’s been declared the best movie of all time not once, but over and over again for half a century?

Foundry no more

The Foundry will be closing its doors for the last time this weekend.

A sexual-coping mechanism

As October came to an end, most students’ summer flings followed suit.

The State of Denver Public Schools Not Swell

A new school board is about to take office in the Denver Public Schools and the transitional item , finished by the last board, but subject to review by the new school board, will be how to deal with six troubled schools, three neighborhood schools and three charter schools.