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Author of the article: Dan Rolph Publishing date: May 19, 2021  •  8 hours ago  •  2 minute read  •  Article content A project to draw attention to Bayfield’s nautical heritage and fishing families has been given approval by the municipality’s councillors. The project will see the installation of a replica of Bayfield’s historic weather warning signal pole as well as an elevated ship’s wheel clock structure on the traffic islands at the...

Top home sales: $6.5M Boulder property was the priciest purchase in March Courtesy of LIV Sotheby’s International Realty) A video game designer in Boulder leveled up last month with the $6.5 million purchase of a modern custom-built home sitting on five acres, earning the top spot among local home sales in March. David Speyrer, a programmer and designer for Washington-based video game developer Valve Corp., bought the 6,247-square-foot house at 1357 S. Cherryvale in Boulder on March 5. Speyr...

Live band, big screen welcome Rockies fans to Opening Day at McGregor Square Tattered Cover preparing for new digs Thursday wasnt technically opening day for McGregor Square, but it might as well have been. and last updated 2021-04-02 08:04:42-04 DENVER — Thursday wasnt technically Opening Day for McGregor Square, but it might as well have been. The business-residential-entertainment complex isnt finished yet, but there are just enough businesses open for Rockies fans to get a taste of wha...

A (Mostly) Complete Guide to Everything at McGregor Square The Rockies 659,000-square-foot development just southwest of Coors Field will open in phases starting in late March—and include everything from a food hall to a hotel to a giant outdoor plaza. Cassidy Ritter •   March 5, 2021 Editor’s note 3/11/21: This story was updated to reflect the new number of fans allowed to attend games at Coors Field after an announcement Tuesday that the team was granted a variance from the state, ap...

Coming soon: Denver developments slated to be completed in 2021, part one BusinessDen file photos) While 2020 didn’t see a ton of non-residential groundbreakings in Denver, plenty of projects were well underway by the time the coronavirus pandemic set in. And many of those projects are slated to be completed this year, including multiple hotels, which will open at a time when the hospitality sector is still grasping at recovery. Here is part one of BusinessDen’s look at the major Denver dev...