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October 17, 2011 Like 0 James Burrus

I have already purchased my multi-mountain season ski pass, so I can assure you all we will have a crummy snow year. There will be massive dumps, yes, but they will come mid-week and shut down I-70 in both directions…

Foodie

Front Range Food Swap

October 17, 2011 Like 1 Lacy Boggs

It seems so “now” and yet completely old fashioned at the same time. A group of people meets at a pre-determined time, usually on a farm or in a garden, and sets out its wares.

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Shack Snacks

October 17, 2011 Like 2 Lacy Boggs

Not to sound crude, but these boys know meat.

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Eatery News: October 2011

October 17, 2011 Like 1 Lacy Boggs

Openings/Closings Pearl Street Steak Room opened early this month in a small space behind Tahona Tequila Bar. /Bombay Bistro owners opened a second restaurant in Vancouver, BC,

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Challenging Elements: Pumpkin Seeds

October 17, 2011 Like 0 Brandy Simmons

When a time mishap put 503 International Cafe on its toes, general manager Ado Salguero didn’t miss a beat—he snatched a little flavor from his Salvadoran roots and used pumpkin seeds as readily as salt.

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A Digital City

October 17, 2011 Like 0 French Davis

Welcome to the 21st Century. Typically, our federal government lags at least two or three laps behind the technology sector.

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Distillers Hit up Beer Fests

October 17, 2011 Like 0 James Burrus

Second tier beer festivals in Colorado are growing, thanks to the success of the Great American Beer Festival.

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Duane Brown

October 17, 2011 Like 0 French Davis

Hard as it may be to believe, the zombiepocalypse that has been raging for the last few years is showing no signs of letting up.

Scene Stealers

Editor’s Picks: October 2011

October 17, 2011 Like 0 French Davis

A Rare Breed There’s almost a mystique surrounding Portishead. Practically inventing the entire trip-hop genre with its 1994 debut album Dummy, the UK-based trio pioneered the sound in an inimitable way.

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Trick or Treat Spooktacular

October 14, 2011 Like 0 Lacy Boggs

Maybe your neighborhood isn’t the best for trick-or-treating—houses too far apart, no street lights, nobody home—or maybe you just want to make the fun to last and last.