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• In-N-Out Burger planning to open near Lone Tree’s Park Meadows mall next year August 16, 2019
  Colorado Springs is the beachhead. But it's always been clear In-N-Out Burger planned to feed its fanatical following along the Front Range by building more than just the one restaurant coming to that city in 2020.
  Joe Rubino
• Colorado officials hope to lure Fortune 500 company’s bioscience campus with $24.8 million incentive August 16, 2019
  The Colorado Economic Development Commission is hoping a Fortune 500 bio-science company doesn't pull the football away at the last minute when it comes to setting up shop in the state and creating 1,000 jobs.
  Joe Rubino
• Denver’s hidden midcentury-modern neighborhoods aren’t so hidden anymore August 11, 2019
  Modernism Week takes place Aug.16-25 with 18 events on the schedule, including curator-guided tours of the midcentury-themed “Serious Play” exhibition at the Denver Art Museum. Ticket prices vary. More info at denvermodernismweek.com.
  Ray Mark Rinaldi, The Know
• Denver Housing Authority prepares to move into new HQ in Mariposa neighborhood August 10, 2019
  DHA executives next week will finish packing up their desks at the authority's current HQ at 777 Grant St. On Aug. 20, they will officially start work at the 11-story office tower at 1035 Osage St. the authority has dubbed the Central Office.
  Joe Rubino
• Denver only city to get top props from Boomers, Gen Xers and millennials in survey August 10, 2019
  Millennials aren't the only generation enamored with the idea of moving to metro Denver.
  Aldo Svaldi
• Historic status of Tom’s Diner up to Denver City Council as owner confirms plans to close August 7, 2019
  The decision of whether or not Tom's Diner on East Colfax Avenue will become a Denver landmark against its owner's wishes will be made by the City Council later this month after a committee of Councilmembers discussed -- but ultimately did not find -- ways to reach an amicable solution to the controversy Tuesday.
  Joe Rubino
• Plans to redevelop Denver’s historic Evans School no longer just academic, potential buyers say August 7, 2019
  In Denver's Golden Triangle neighborhood the 1904 Evans School has sat largely vacant for 40 years. Under a new proposed deal, it could be redeveloped in the next few years.
  Joe Rubino
• Denver seeking contractor to help it create incentives for more affordable housing near transit August 7, 2019
  The city's Community Planning and Development and Denver Economic Development & Opportunity offices on Monday announced they are seeking a consultant team that can aid them in a multi-year effort to achieve key affordable housing goals.
  Joe Rubino
• Denver residents take a stand on Park Hill Golf Course as green space dwindles citywide August 4, 2019
  While Denver was hosting urban planners from 18 nations recently for a conference on green space, residents were launching a campaign to preserve 155 acres of open space at the Park Hill Golf Course, which was sold to a developer last month.
  Bruce Finley
• Denver urban farming trend grows from a Sloan’s Lake condo tower to a Larimer Square parking garage August 4, 2019
  Entrepreneurs and real estate developers are taking urban agriculture to new heights in Denver, from a condo tower to a parking garage.
  Joe Rubino