Max Scheinblum
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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
Taco Bell-inspired vegan food truck moving to brick-and-mortar along Colfax (opens the original)
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Denver’s first vegan food truck is relocating from its Park Hill commissary to 1490 Eudora St., the former home of The Fifth String. Vegan Van general manager Hannah Lagaly told BusinessDen that the eatery will serve breakfast, lunch and dinner in the spot along Colfax Avenue beginning Oct. 17. “It’s been somewhat of a saga to get here,” she said. “But it’s always been our vision to have a gathering space to host parties and events, so we’re really excited.” Lagaly said owners Justin Warner and
Taco Bell-inspired vegan joint moving to brick-and-mortar along Colfax - BusinessDen (opens the original)
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“We’ll still have our crunchwrap. If we ever took that off our menu, there would be mutiny.” General Manager Hannah Lagaly, left, and Assistant GM Gabrielle Parisien, right, in front of Vegan Van's window at its current Northeast Park Hill shop. (Max Scheinblum/BusinessDen) Denver’s first vegan food truck is relocating from its Park Hill commissary to 1490 Eudora St., the former home of The Fifth String. Vegan Van general manager Hannah Lagaly told BusinessDen that the eatery will serve breakfas
Maria Empanada pulls into Union Station (opens the original)
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For Lorena Cantarovici, opening at Union Station feels like a second big milestone for her empanada outfit, Maria Empanada. “The first one was opening the airport, and, of course, Union Station is also one of the most iconic places in Denver,” Cantarovici told BusinessDen. “So for me, it was very important to have this presence.” Cantarovici’s stall at Union Station will serve the full slate of empanadas that she has become known for since opening the first Maria Empanada in 2011. It will also h
Maria Empanada pulls into Union Station - BusinessDen (opens the original)
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“We don't want to miss any moment with Union Station. We want to be part of it as soon as possible.” Lorena Cantarovici opened Maria Empanada 15 years ago (BusinessDen illustration) For Lorena Cantarovici, opening at Union Station feels like a second big milestone for her empanada outfit, Maria Empanada. “The first one was opening the airport, and, of course, Union Station is also one of the most iconic places in Denver,” Cantarovici told BusinessDen. “So for me, it was very important to have th
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