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Marvin Mims Jr. turned on the jets and took off.During the 11-on-11 period of the Broncos’ organized team activities on Thursday, quarterback Jarrett Stidham threw a beautiful deep ball across the field as Mims snuck behind the defense to make a touchdown catch, highlighting a strong practice for the second-year wide receiver.Broncos coach Sean Payton expects Mims to have a larger role on offense this season, saying, “I think we’ll see a lot of growth from Year 1 to Year 2.” At the same time, the former Oklahoma standout understands he has to continue making plays like his touchdown grab…

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When chef Brian De Souza and Sydney Younggreen first opened The Regular last summer, they bit off more than they could chew.The couple had big dreams for their 6,500-square-foot space at 1432 Market St., originally dividing it into three concepts: The Regular, an a-la-carte, fine-dining restaurant; The Guest, a 22-seat speakeasy restaurant; and El Mercado, a daytime deli. The Regular’s menu is inspired by chef and owner Brian De Souza’s Peruvian heritage through locally sourced ingredients. (Provided by Bird Tree Productions)After a few months, they decided to transform El Mercado into The Cellar, which houses all of the wine for…

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Metro Denver should see high temperatures in the mid to upper-70s on Thursday and Friday and calmer winds before things heat up for the first weekend of June, according to a forecast from the Denver-Boulder Office of the National Weather Service. The highs at Denver International Airport are forecast to top out at 76 degrees Thursday with a 30% chance for thunderstorms in the afternoon. The daily low is expected to be 48 degrees. That pattern should repeat on Friday before daily highs push into the upper-80s on Saturday, Sunday and Monday. Temperatures on Sunday and Monday should approach 90…

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Complaints about a pro-Palestinian piece from artist Danielle SeeWalker prompted the town of Vail to cancel her residency program there earlier this month, despite SeeWalker never even submitting a design for her planned mural.Instead of scaring her off, though, SeeWalker will return to the mountain town in June.“There seems to be an article or an interview about it almost every day, so I’m continuing to get feedback,” SeeWalker said in a phone interview. “For the most part, they are positive responses.”There have also been discussions to bring the mural to Pueblo, she said, and other towns whose officials and arts…

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Sheridan police officers found an adult woman who had died from an apparent gunshot wound at the 3400 block of West Dill Road early on Thursday morning. “This is an isolated incident involving a domestic violence situation. There is no immediate threat to the community and police have identified a suspect,” Sheridan Police said in a post on X. That area is a residential neighborhood to the east of Marston Lake. Additional details were not available. An active investigation is underway and more information will be provided as it becomes available, according to the Sheridan Police. source

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You are invited to a graduation party. Yes, it’s the season and you’ve maybe been to a few, but think about accepting the invite for this one, too, from Victoria and Jacob, Aunt Bertie and Cousin Cygna in honor of their dear Alex — and in celebration of the many forms this thing we call theater can take and the many ways it can delight.Over the next three weekends, the Boulder-based theater company the Catamounts is bringing its gift for artisanal adventure to Greenwood Village and turning the grounds of the Museum of Outdoor Art into something akin to a…

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Isn’t the idea of the stars and planets impacting your personal life incredibly fascinating? For this reason, many have looked for trustworthy free horoscope readings online. The only issue is that astrology reading sites often charge a fortune. Also, a number of websites with free horoscopes give relatively shallow readings. But today, we’ll tell you where to get a deep and insightful free horoscope. Sounds interesting? Keep reading to learn more and see why we chose Keen as the best. Best Horoscope Sites with Free Horoscope in 2024 Keen – Best free horoscope overall Kasamba – Best free horoscope readings…

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Colorado’s 13-year-old spelling champion Aditi Muthukumar earned a spot in Thursday’s Scripps National Spelling Bee finals by correctly spelling words this reporter had never heard of.On Wednesday, during the bee’s quarterfinal and semifinal rounds, the Westminster teen correctly spelled or defined five words, following the three she’d nailed in the early rounds the day before.Aditi spelled “Torquemada,” a word meaning “persecutor” stemming from the name of a monk who was part of the Spanish Inquisition. She was able to define “bellicosity,” or acting showily aggressive. And the teen spelled “taha,” a South African weaverbird with black and yellow plumage, and…

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Bill Walton, a basketball Hall of Famer beloved by many in Boulder for his Pac-12 commentary and love of The Grateful Dead, died Monday at 71 years old.Following an excellent college and pro career, Walton found success and familiarity with a whole new generation as an off-beat sports commentator whose on-air antics included eating a candle while it was still lit, presenting odd gifts to his co-commentator and sporting tie dye shirts that didn’t always stay on throughout the game.Bill Walton warms up before taking a seat to call a CU men’s basketball game on Jan. 2, 2020.(Cliff Grassmick/Staff Photographer)Walton…

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Sports found Vic Lombardi. And he has spent his adult life finding ways to make it more fun and interesting for the rest of us.The son of Italian immigrants Ezio and Bambina, Lombardi did not speak English until around the age of 7. He remembers watching neighborhood kids play football, not knowing the rules, but joining the game anyway.“It was my way to assimilate into the culture. A way to be American,” recalled Lombardi, a TV and radio host for Altitude Sports. “It made me want to be part of something bigger. I thank sports for giving me a light.”By…

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