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Nederland says it’s $20M short in planned purchase of Eldora ski area - BusinessDen (opens the original)
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Ski runs named after donors? The tiny mountain town wants philanthropic dollars to assuage the concerns of prospective bondholders. Skiers and snowboarders head up the mountain on opening day of the season at Eldora Mountain Resort near Nederland on Nov. 7, 2024. (Hyoung Chang/The Denver Post) The tiny town in Boulder County says it needs $20 million of donations to complete its purchase of Eldora Mountain Resort, the ski area just outside of town. In a letter posted to the town website on Wedne
Local firm buying downtown office building once eyed for conversion - BusinessDen (opens the original)
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“I think it's a once in a lifetime opportunity." Jake Malman stands in front of the Symes Building, which he went under contract to buy last week. (Matt Geiger/BusinessDen) Jake Malman is about to buy a corner of downtown for the price of a house in Cherry Creek. “I think it's a once in a lifetime opportunity, a once in a generation opportunity, to own an asset in downtown Denver on the 16th Street Mall of this size, at this basis,” he said. The 33-year-old broker and owner of Denver-based Malma
Judge signs off on contentious $15M sale of Glenwood Caverns - BusinessDen (opens the original)
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“The opposite of a backroom deal,” she called it. Parents of a girl who died disagree. The Haunted Mine Drop ride at Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park in Glenwood Springs. (Denver Post file photo) To the disappointment of parents whose child died on one of its rides, Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park above Glenwood Springs will be sold to a Seattle firm for $14.8 million. Chief Bankruptcy Judge Kimberly Tyson ruled Tuesday that the only mountaintop amusement park in the U.S. can be sold to an owners
Project manager charged with theft from restaurant construction firm - BusinessDen (opens the original)
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Joe Larsen, 56, faces 11 felonies. An investigator allegedly found 100 fake invoices. A Frontline Construction worker along the Front Range. (LinkedIn) Denver prosecutors say that a former project manager for the restaurant buildout business Frontline Construction embezzled more than $100,000 from that company. Joe Larsen, 56, was charged last month with one count of theft and 10 counts of identity theft, all felonies. He has been allowed to return to Wisconsin after posting a $10,000 bond. Fron
Judge won’t stop Knobel’s Vail condos, even if ‘outrage is understandable’ - BusinessDen (opens the original)
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“A litigious minority may not subvert the will of the majority,” the developer says. The Vail Inn condos and Evergreen Lodge hotel. (BusinessDen file) An Eagle County judge has decided developer Peter Knobel can demolish the Evergreen Lodge hotel and its 19 Vail Inn condos over the objections of three holdout condo owners. While ruling in his favor Friday, Judge Paul Dunkelman chided Knobel for his treatment of Vail Inn residents George and Mary Cavanaugh and Peter Sallerson, who were initially
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