The distance between Colorado farms and diners’ forks is shrinking rapidly, much to the benefit of local taste buds, consumers’ wallets and the environment. ~RELATED: Harvest recipes
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If Sens. John McCain and Mark Udall had visited Timber Creek campground during their recent tour of Rocky Mountain National Park, they would have had a surprise. There’s not much timber there.
The Denver region will sacrifice as much as $38.5 billion a year in economic output if it fails to spend the money necessary to resolve traffic congestion, according to a study by the Reason Foundation.
Colorado is melting, drying up and blowing away right in front of our eyes as a result of at least three big environmental problems that impact the state’s water for decades to come.
Some 11 percent of CFOs expect to make cuts in accounting and financial staff in the fourth quarter, up from 7 percent who expected to reduce staff three months ago, a survey shows.
As expected, Colorado Springs Gazette owner Freedom Communications filed for bankruptcy Tuesday, turning the company over to its secured lenders, The New York Times reports.
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