Along the South River Road Tuesday morning. #SanLuisValley #Colorado

As Colorado examines the legacies of its late-1800s/early-1900s Indian boarding schools, attention has focused on Fort Lewis and Grand Junction. But there were 2 in metro Denver as well. Sam Tabachnik and Elizabeth Hernandez take a look at what happened here. denverpost.com/2024/06/18/col…

NEW: Boulder submits bid, along with $2 million from a state coalition, to lure the #Sundance Film Festival to town starting in 2027. Here's the nitty gritty, for The Denver Post denverpost.com/2024/06/20/bou…

Rising costs of veterinary care have people wondering if pet health insurance is a good idea. Some vets say it can be, but suggest shopping around.bit.ly/3VwvD5Z

New owners Carpenter Media Group cut half the staff of the Everett Herald newspaper. The owners say they're committed to the area & improving the product. Try a biz plan that isn't just firing staff & stop the BS!! bit.ly/45D5wik #newsmatters

Deep pockets fuel primary election fight for Colorado Democratic Party’s future trib.al/3li8REJ via Seth Klamann + Nick Coltrain

A developer is working to bring an old, shuttered motel on Denver's East Colfax Avenue back to life with a complete make-over. bit.ly/3REfpXs

Demand for veterinary care continues to rise -- so does the need for staff in the field, especially in rural parts of Colorado. bit.ly/3zexOUl

Colorado's long been a center of research and activity in quantum technology. Designation as a tech hub and new federal & state money for the field are seen as big steps toward solidifying the region as the Silicon Valley of quantum. bit.ly/3xKoLKt

Washington Post this morning. Democracy may end. Details on A4.

Breathe in - breathe out - loons sleeping on the lake at dawn as the mist drifts across the surface - be still and at peace 💙 #naturetherapy #loons #birds #nature #wildlife #mentalhealth My links for contact,YouTube, blog, nature retreats & support - bio.link/pacificnorthwe…

Could geothermal and hydrogen help Colorado get to 100% renewable energy? State officials are exploring the possibilities. bit.ly/3xR4G5l

Lawsuit targets Denver’s restrictions on use of natural gas in buildings denverpost.com/2024/07/06/den… via Judith Kohler

Something to remind you of cooler days.

Two deals involving a total of nearly 1.5M square feet of space are sparking the industrial real estate sector in the north metro area. bit.ly/3LtedTq

Janitors across metro Denver have voted to authorize a strike if contract talks fail. The contract between SEIU Local 105 and cleaning contractors expires July 28. bit.ly/3WaglUY

Colorado voters will decide in November whether the hunting of mountain lions and other wild cats should be banned. Supporters have gathered enough signatures to put the proposal on the ballot. bit.ly/3YvhbP2

A startup in Colorado is working to electrify recreational travel. Lightship expects to start production before the end of the year on its all-electric trailer with solar panels in the roof & a top that rises and lowers for the road and camping."bit.ly/4fQTCX9

At least 40% of Coloradans live in homeowner associations. Many want to see reforms in how they're governed. bit.ly/4dwS7LT

The state offers tax credits for employers to provide alternative commuting options to their workers to cut congestion, emissions. But few are taking advantage. Denver South is trying to raise awareness. bit.ly/4cCPYgv