SNAP Cuts Will Take a Big Chunk Out of Colorado’s Food Assistance Efforts
In Colorado, the so-called benefits cliff caused by the end of the pandemic-era emergency allotments could push an already struggling population to the edge.
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Proposed East Colfax Marijuana Lounge Receives Favorable Licensing Recommendation
Cirrus Social Club, a cannabis-friendly space with live jazz and a player piano, could open this summer.
Ask a Stoner: What Is a “Doughnut Joint,” and Why Are They Popular?
Also known as a hash hole, a doughnut joint requires a rolled-up hash snake delicately placed on a bed of cannabis flower.
No Snow? No Problem! SpikeBoarding Is Kind of Almost Sort of Like Skiing
No fresh pow is needed for the skiing-like innovation, a sport and mode of transportation that allows users to glide along paved surfaces.
How the Fair Elections Fund Has Impacted the Denver Mayoral Race
Candidates scrambled to get money by the deadline at the end of February to make sure they got their fair share of the Fair Elections Fund.
Dominion Has the Cure for Foxitis: $1.6 Billion Defamation Lawsuit
After the November 2020 election, the Denver-based company received so many threats it had to move out of LoDo.
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After a Long Court Battle, L’Eagle Dispensary Can Buy Its Home
“We didn’t want to do much anymore, because we stood to lose the store.”
Why Colorado Tokers Love Pink Animal Mints
The effects can get a little disorienting, but are nurturing overall.
Jefferson County Finds Itself Up a Tree Over Controversial Forest-Thinning Practices
Jefferson County is cutting down trees to prevent fires, but some advocates and scientists are hot on research that shows there are better ways.
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Ask a Stoner: What Happened to Willie Nelson’s Weed Company?
Willie Nelson’s weed company, Willie’s Reserve, has stayed in Colorado longer than most celebrity cannabis brands.
Cocaine Bear Didn’t Happen in Colorado, but “Cannabis Bear” Has
While there are no reported incidents of bears eating cocaine in the Colorado wilderness, bears have been known to run off with other stashes.
Have Thoughts About the Denver Moves Everyone Plan? Share Them by March 3
The city’s Denver Moves Everyone plan envisions transportation through 2050, so there’s no time like the present to comment on the draft.
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Openings and Closings: Snaxland Begins Dispensary Expansion
Dispensaries from Snaxland and Boulder Built have recently opened in Boulder, with new Denver dispensaries on the way, as well.
Impending Bill Digs Into Problems With Colorado’s Environmental Permitting Process
Under the bill, which targets “minor sources” of ozone, state agencies would have to consider the cumulative impacts of their operations.
Reader: Give the People Living in Tents Slightly Sturdier Tents? Perfect
This structure designed by students is getting a test at a safe-camping site, but it brings up bigger questions about homelessness.
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Reader: I Don’t Want to Be Stuck in a Tube With Someone Who Hot-Boxed to the Airport
Will you book a ride on Denver’s first licensed mobile marijuana lounge traveling to Denver International Airport? Consumers comment.
Marijuana Social Equity Bill Advances After Contentious Hearing
The bill is designed to overhaul Colorado’s marijuana delivery and social equity programs, and the recreational pot industry isn’t happy.
Advocacy Group Asks: Can Denver Rethink Its Approach to Homelessness?
The nonprofit, nonpartisan Citizens for a Safe and Clean Denver held an outreach forum to discuss strategies for the unhoused.
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CU Denver Architecture Students Test Shelter Prototype at Safe-Camping Site
The Freedom by Design members created a structure that’s more expensive than an ice-fishing tent, but would last longer.
How a Federal Judge in Oklahoma Impacted Gun Rights of Colorado Marijuana Users
After a federal judge in Oklahoma ruled in favor of a marijuana user’s gun rights, an attorney explains how that impacts cannabis users in Colorado.
Denver Takes Enforcement Action Against 145 Properties for Failing to Get Rental Licenses
Landlords were supposed to register multi-unit properties by January 1 under Healthy Residential Rentals for All.
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Ask a Stoner: Won’t Cannabis Vending Machines Cut Jobs?
The new vending machines don’t require a human employee or budtender.