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“There are already a lot of Queen City references out there, and I was ready to be different,” said the owner of her new shops, Recital and Please, Plants.
Furniture resale business borne on Instagram opens brick-and-mortar Photos courtesy of Here in Heaven) Nicole Balgley launched her business flipping vintage furniture on Instagram three years ago. Now, she’s moved operations out of her living room and into a brick-and-mortar store in Cap Hill. “I’m basically Steve Jobs,” Balgley joked. Last week, the 28-year-old Denver native opened Here in Heaven, her vintage and home goods store, at 17 E. 11th Ave. on the ground floor of the 11th Avenue Hostel, which is currently being renovated. “I used to walk past a store just a block away from...
If you’re not worried about the ignorance and stupidity of some American people, it’s time to start, or at least start worrying about CBS News’ audience. The responses to this CBS News tweet are the realization of years of poor education (not teachers, curricula) and bad morals from one party. These people also vote. First, watch the grand theft: Surveillance footage shows hundreds of looters breaking into a Florida Walmart and stealing more than $100,000 worth in merchandise pic.twitter.com/tgztyIOmYt The responses from the CBS News audience were more interesting and terrifying. They m...
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Entrepreneur flips Cherry Creek eatery into fitness machine showroom The Corner Beet in Cherry Creek has been uprooted — and fitness equipment is on the way. Entrepreneur Avrum Elmakis, who opened the vegetarian restaurant at 165 St. Paul St. in 2019, closed it for good in January. He said he’s turning the location into a showroom for CLMBR, his 8-foot-tall workout machine that resembles a stair climber with hand pegs. “I don’t think it’s a good time to be in the restaurant business,” Elmakis said. “It’s challenging with COVID. But I love the location, and think it will be a g...