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Strive Health has selected Colorado for its long-term headquarters expansion. The Denver-based startup has grown its employee base by more than 600% in the last year and today’s announcement includes the addition of 250 new Colorado jobs that support the company’s expansion in roles that include clinical, technical, data management, operations, and strategy.
“As we kick off National Economic Development Week, it is fitting that we announce the continued growth and expansion of a Denver-based startup right here in Colorado,” said Governor Jared Polis.
“These high-quality jobs are a great benefit to Colorado as Strive Health continues to solidify Colorado’s reputation for healthcare and health tech innovation.”
City to issue new cannabis business licenses but not in some neighborhoods
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Denver begins accepting new applications for cannabis business licenses next month but not for certain neighborhoods.
The city’s Department of Excise and Licenses on Friday informed marijuana industry insiders of neighborhoods that the city feels already have an “undue concentration” of marijuana stores and/or cultivation facilities.
Applications won’t be accepted for any neighborhoods that are considered to have an undue concentration, the city said in an email.
Three neighborhoods Overland, Elyria Swansea and Northeast Park Hill appear on both lists.
Next month will be the first time since 2016 the city accepts applications for new locations.
Hundreds stranded by Colorado’s raging waters – Reutersby wpjljron
Monday, September 16th, 2013.Hundreds stranded by Colorado’s raging waters – ReutersBy Keith Coffman DENVER | Sun Sep 15, 2013 10:20pm EDT DENVER (Reuters) – The death toll from historic flooding in eastern Colorado stands at four and will likely increase, authorities said on Sunday, as rescuers struggled to reach hundreds of people stranded or displaced by fierce floodwaters. At least four people are confirmed dead […]
By Keith Coffman
Sun Sep 15, 2013 10:20pm EDT
DENVER (Reuters) – The death toll from historic flooding in eastern Colorado stands at four and will likely increase, authorities said on Sunday, as rescuers struggled to reach hundreds of people stranded or displaced by fierce floodwaters.