
Owner: “There’s no grocery element in the Highlands at all — the only option is to walk to a different neighborhood to get groceries.”
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Owner: “There’s no grocery element in the Highlands at all — the only option is to walk to a different neighborhood to get groceries.”
The new line of jackets aims to improve on those the company first released in 2015.
Jeff Hermanson is looking to redevelop portions of the block, saying it would make it financially feasible to undertake tens of millions in needed renovations.
The Denver-based company has sold from one private equity firm to another.
The move comes in the wake of the company’s February filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
It is the first location in Colorado for the e-commerce giant’s brick-and-mortar bookstore concept.
Goodbye, Denver Flea. Hello, Fetch Markets and Fetch Shop.
Good Buy Gear founder: “Our competition is people doing it themselves or leaving it in their basement.”
Spur Coffee opened at 95 Lincoln St. in Denver last year.
Records indicate the Seattle-based company, which passed over Denver in its HQ2 search, is taking three floors.
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