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Best Bets for things to do in Denver this weekend: Mile High Asian Food Week, The Big Stir, Ballet Ariel's 25th, and El Dia del Nino

How much White Claw is consumed at Red Rocks? Last chance for CSA, and more food happenings this week. Boulder Weekly

Critic Geoffrey Himes takes a look at the most overlooked albums of 2023, diving into the worlds of bluegrass, jazz and blues.

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(Bloomberg) -- Novo Nordisk A/S diabetes drug Ozempic showed surprisingly early effectiveness in a kidney-failure study, sending shares of the world’s biggest dialysis providers tumbling.Most Read from BloombergIsrael Latest: Sirens Sound in North, Biden Speaks to NetanyahuIsrael Latest: Israeli Death Toll in Hamas Attack Reaches 1,200Israel Forms Emergency Government for War Against HamasHamas Got Around Israel’s Surveillance Prowess by Going DarkIMF Caught Off Guard as China Stri...

Things to do this weekend in Denver: Big Stir Fest, car-free Garden of the Gods, Dia del Nino, the Pro's Closet bike fest, Again and Again by Juliet Wittman

The Big Stir celebrates the women of Denver's food scene while raising money to empower young women in the food and hospitality business.

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Power Pop Plus: New Release Roundup The latest discs from the Legal Matters, John Dunbar and more Author: As the title would suggest, this is the third full-length offering from Michigan popsters the Legal Matters, whose membership rolls include Keith Klingensmith, Chris Richards, and Andy Reed. All three sing—their pristine signature harmonies pervade nearly all of the dozen tunes—and Richards and Reed each composed six songs. Its their strongest release to date, with a slap of sunshine ri...