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Aer Lingus to discontinue Denver flights to Ireland

The Irish airline will stop flights between Dublin and Denver after Sept. 28. The restructuring also includes a 6% reduction in flight capacity and the elimination of 500 jobs.

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Can governor’s ‘Competitiveness Council’ get Colorado economy on track again?

Colorado is increasingly losing its status as an innovation hub, business leaders warn, and weak job growth is backing that argument up. Gov. Polis is looking to provide some fixes before leaving office in January.

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Colorado labor officials express alarm over ‘disturbing practice’ of asking claimants to cancel unemployment appeals

“Using minimally trained (employees) to dissuade parties from appealing decisions issued by the division, which is their legal right, doesn’t seem to be a good use of time or resources,” a hearing officer wrote.

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Aldi proposes new Thornton location, adding to Colorado expansion plans

The German grocer eyes vacant site near East 97th Avenue and Grant Street.

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Recess Beer Garden coming to Auraria Campus

“We are planning on staying true to all the elements that have made Recess successful: good food, great drinks and a fun, energetic place to meet your friends and have a good time,” Recess CEO Jason Romero said.

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Development firm looks to add new offices, restaurant in Platt Park

“We think there are some other ways we can activate the street besides dinner and the farmers market on Sunday,” Kevin Rifkin said about Pearl Street.

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AdventHealth to take over Intermountain hospitals in Wheat Ridge, Brighton and Lafayette

The two health systems put out a news release describing a “joint venture,” but said AdventHealth would be in charge of daily operations at the three Intermountain Health hospitals.

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Plans call for 1960s office in Cherry Creek to be replaced by larger structure