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local - belonging or relating to a particular area or neighborhood, typically exclusively so.
With her rent doubling owner Susan Cordova will soon pack up her antiques inside Red Door Antique's in the Berkeley neighborhood and move on to the next chapter in her life. She believes she's the last of four antique shops that have existed along Tennyson Street. Nicely written,
AMY DIPIERRO has the story at BusinessDen.
So sad to see many Denver neighborhoods lose their old quaintness and character.
H/T to
Ryan Dravitz for providing the
link to the new Wizards Chest site which chronicles their pending move to 451 Broadway from Cherry Creek. It's a very cool site that gives regular photo updates on their "Progress Diary."
Justin at Denver Urban Review has a terrific interview with Kyle Zeppelin, Zeppelin Development, developer of Taxi, The Source etc. It really is a must-read.
Designed by Armet and Davis and formerly a White Spot, now the Denver Diner. Photo credit: The Denver Eye
The Denver Eye Focuses its Lens on City History
OCTOBER 28, 2015 by JAMIE SIEBRASE, Confluence Denver
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Nightclubs, 1950s strip clubs, CSU's murderous dormitory, White Spot coffeehouses, old menus and high schoolers stealing off with a six-foot-tall Big Boy statue...one man immortalizes the charming tidbits that comprise Denver's vanishing, beloved and bizarre culture.
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