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El Paso County 5-star certified businesses can begin operating under Level Blue guidelines Colorado Department of Health and Public Environment and last updated 2021-03-03 18:49:39-05 EL PASO COUNTY — Colorado Springs announced Wednesday that 5-star certified businesses can immediately begin operating under Level Blue guidelines on the state COVID-19 dial. For this to happen, the state needed to achieve a 70% vaccination rate among those 70 years and older. Governor Polis announced Tuesda...

Now that at least 70% of Coloradans age 70 and older have a COVID-19 vaccine, certified Larimer County businesses can "level up" to Level Blue.

Moss Denver applied for five-star certification a few weeks ago and was approved. “That certificate empowers us to say, We’re safe. We’ll keep your guests safe. We’ll take all precautions necessary and go above and beyond for you,” Strode said. For Moss, Level Blue means 50% capacity up to 175 people. Thats the guest size of most of their pre-pandemic weddings. “So exciting!” Strode said. “Still, of course, with social distancing measures and masks, but it just allows our guests...

The county of about 4,200 people to the west of Pueblo is currently in Level Blue on Colorado's COVID-19 dial.

New projected guidelines provide wedding venues increased capacity and flexibility DENVER7 and last updated 2021-03-01 20:34:51-05 DENVER -- As COVID-19 restrictions are projected to ease across our state over the next several months, a billion-dollar industry in Colorado is hopeful for a busy season. Because of the pandemic, many weddings were postponed and pushed backed. Now thanks to new guidelines from the Governor’s Office, there is optimism from businesses and couples looking to ti...

A count of coronavirus case numbers in Colorado and Denver.

A pedestrian bridge that harkens back a hundred years just got a much-needed facelift as part of Historic Arkansas Riverwalk winter upgrades along the river channel at Pueblos Union Avenue. “That particular bridge was built and installed back in 2000 when the riverwalk was built, so it is 21 years old already and it was really in need of the repairs we did make,” said Daisy Jensen, operations manager for the riverwalk authority. “The bridge has a striking resemblance to the types and styl...

"We shared projections with stakeholders recently, including the possibility of expanding event and restaurant capacity to 75-80 percent in July. Please note that the projections we shared are not concrete," said the CDPHE

Denver nearly dropped to Level Blue on state COVID-19 dial before slight uptick in cases Denver7 and last updated 2021-02-25 17:16:15-05 DENVER — Officials on Thursday said Denver nearly dropped to Level Blue on the states COVID-19 dial — a move that would have further lessened restrictions — before a slight uptick in cases kept the city in Level Yellow. Denvers one-week incidence rate is 107 cases per 100,000 residents; the city would have needed to maintain a one-week average ...

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