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  • Denver Council priorities could cost $1.5B

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    Mike McKibbin

    Faced with one of the fastest growth rates among major U.S. cities nationwide, Denver City Council has identified a range of priorities and goals to help guide budgeting decisions and to decide policy priority areas. Those include more than $1 billion in infrastructure needs and projects alone. Each year, the Council holds a retreat to…

  • Colorado Technology Association aims to steer state into the future

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    Ernest Luning

    Colorado’s technology industry is booming, and Andrea Young couldn’t be happier. Young, the president and CEO of the Colorado Technology Association, a trade organization that represents more 300 companies and counts some 15,000 people involved in its network, said in a recent interview with The Colorado Statesman that she’s excited about the prospects for the…

  • Scheffel: Session showcased clear divide on economic issues

    Scheffel: Session showcased clear divide on economic issues

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    Mark Scheffel

    It is often overlooked that much of what the General Assembly can do in any given session, from the annual budget on down, directly depends on the strength and vitality of Colorado’s private sector economy. The state’s economy is the team of horses that pulls everything else along, including government. Virtually every dollar spent at…

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