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The mystery company has been offered more than $5.85 million in incentives over eight years to set up shop in Colorado. To receive that full value, the company would have to create 392 net new jobs that pay an average annual wage of $130,867.

An entrepreneur who four years ago opened a space in a Longmont strip mall that served nonalcoholic drinks featuring an exotic root said to promote an elevated mood has built the idea into an 80-employee empire soon to include nine locations, plus a retail shop.

A development team led by Element Properties LLC plans to demolish the car dealership at 2555 30th St. and replace it with a four-story, 111,495-square-foot apartment building with 142 studio, one-, two-, and three-bedroom units.

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Arndt had been elected to the Colorado House of Representatives in 2015, and resigned in April 2021 to run for mayor.

The IGA outlines the ways that Greeley and Windsor agreed to coordinate on planning, land use, utilities and other general development matters for land adjacent to the communities along the corridor.

Stone Cottage, an offshoot of Jamie Davis’ video-production Magic Factor Media, is a combination of a recording studio, live-streaming broadcast facility, concert venue and clubhouse.

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