Nonnas Chicago Bistro closes after nearly two decades in Denver

It’s the end of the line for Nonna’s Chicago Bistro. The Northern Italian restaurant’s lease ended at the end of July and permanently closed its doors. “Simple answer…No employees to work, increased food costs, and we negotiated with the landlord to no avail,” owner Brian Svenby wrote over email. “Denver minimum wages increased. There were homeless moving into the area […]

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‘I explored an old police station – I found a noose before I was arrested’

Bookmark Never miss any of the fun stuff. Get the biggest stories and wackiest takes from the Daily Star, including our special WTF Wednesday email Thank you for subscribing! Never miss any of the fun stuff. Get the biggest stories and wackiest takes from the Daily Star, including our special WTF Wednesday email We have more newsletters An urban explorer […]

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Expert tells Brits to forget 28C heatwave next week – UK will be even hotter

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Two people killed in separate crashes as driver’s rampage ends with house smash

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Research IDs additional Native American boarding schools in Colorado

Nine institutions in Colorado with federal financial support served as Native American boarding and day schools between 1880 and at least 1920, with the goal of stripping Indigenous children of their culture, according to a summary of new research by History Colorado released Friday. That’s more than the five institutions in Colorado identified last year in a federal report on […]

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Summer Ends, but Corn Is Forever

In cold sesame noodles with crisp cucumber, creamy corn soup with basil, and farro salad with crispy chickpeas. By Tanya Sichynsky When I stepped out for coffee this morning, I was met with the most welcome surprise: crisp, 65-degree air and a breeze stiff enough to make me wonder if I’d be too chilly in shorts. I blissfully strolled to […]

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Denver-areas hot weather to continue, with a chance of rains later in the day

The weather will stay hot and sunny in the Denver area before possibly turning wet and stormy later in the day. The National Weather Service in Boulder said Sunday’s high temperature will be around 90 degrees. Thunderstorms could starting rolling in after 3 p.m. The chance for rain is about 30% with winds picking up and gusting as high as […]

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Denver attorney, philanthropist Lanny Martin dies at 77

J. Landis “Lanny” Martin, an attorney, businessman and well-known benefactor of the arts in Denver, has died. He was 77 when he died Friday after an illness. Martin and his wife, Sharon, made the largest standalone financial standalone gift in the Denver Art Museum’s history with their pledge in 2016 of $25 million to revitalize the museum’s north building, a […]

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Putin humiliated as Russia’s Nobel Prize ceremony invitation is revoked

Putin speaks at event marking anniversary of Battle of Kursk Vladimir Putin has been publicly humiliated after the bizarre decision to invite representatives of Russia, Belarus and Iran to attend this year’s Nobel Prize award ceremonies was reversed following an international outcry. Nobel Foundation was forced into an embarrassing climbdown after what Sweden’s Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson, who welcomed the […]

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