Denver Beer Co. Announces Brewing System Expansion
Jan 24th
Denver Beer Co. today welcomed the arrival of two additional 7 barrel fermenters to add to the brewery’s existing four fermenters. This delivery marks the first expansion for the local craft brewery which opened in August, 2011. With now six 7 barrel fermenters, Denver Beer Co. has the capacity to produce up to 1750 barrels of craft beer per year.
Though the brewery still plans for the majority of its beer sales to occur on premises, expanded brewing capacity will allow Denver Beer Co. to distribute to a limited number of draft accounts at local bars and restaurants. The brewery recently purchased 100 kegs and plans to acquire a delivery van to handle distribution efforts. With brewery patrons on-track to consume over 1000 barrels in 2012, the increased brewing capacity will also allow Denver Beer Co. to support individual keg sales.
Terrorism suspect to be transferred to Denver
Jan 23rd
A terrorism suspect arrested in Chicago will be sent to his home state of Colorado to face legal proceedings.
A spokesman for the U.S. Attorney’s Office, Randall Samborn, says Jamshid Muhtorov made a brief court appearance Monday morning in Chicago and waived his rights to further hearings in the northern Illinois district. Judge Morton Denlow then ordered the 35-year-old man’s transfer to Denver.
Denver Public Schools post gains in on-time
Jan 20th
Denver Public Schools posted significant gains in on-time graduation rates last year, according to data released Friday by the Colorado Department of Education. More >
Denver Court Hears Appeal Over Disputed Utah
Jan 19th
A federal court in Denver this morning will hear the oil and gas industry’s appeal of a ruling by Interior Secretary Ken Salazar that revoked dozens of drilling leases near national parks in Utah and Colorado. The hearing follows an unsuccessful challenge to the move by many companies and Utah counties.
In the late hour of the Bush Administration, federal land managers leased lands neighboring Arches and Canyonlands national parks, and the Dinosaur National Monument. The Obama Administration later revoked 77 of these leases, a move that was upheld by a Utah district court on a technicality.
In Denver, Patience Is Paying Off for the Nuggets
Jan 17th
There are traditional, tried-and-true methods of rebuilding a team. There is the draft-and-wait philosophy, which has the Oklahoma City Thunder poised for a long stay among the N.B.A.’s elite. There is the future-is-now credo that propelled the Boston Celtics from a 15-year rut without a 50-victory season to 234 wins over the last four years, 2 finals appearances and a title.
Denver defense has been a quiet success
Jan 13th
The 2011 Denver Broncos will not be remembered for their defense. Let’s face it, the lasting memory, regardless of how this unexpected Rocky Mountain joy ride ends, will be of quarterback Tim Tebow. More >
Denver lights up in orange, blue for Broncos
Jan 12th
Even some parking meters are rooting for the Broncos to beat the New England Patriots in their playoff game Saturday.
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock said Wednesday the city will show its support for the Broncos by lighting the City and County Building in orange and blue each night until game day, renaming Bannock Street near the building as “Broncos Boulevard,” and installing the message “Go Broncos” on 6,000 smart parking meter screens.
Denver Council Wants Limits On Red-Light Tickets
Jan 10th
Denver City Council members want limits on the photo stoplight program after drivers complained they are being ticketed for stopping past the white crosswalk lines. The council on Monday renewed the red light ticketing program for a year. More >
Denver Broncos may hear from Texas A&M
Jan 9th
Texas A&M is considering sending a cease and desist letter to the Denver Broncos for infringing on the school’s “12th Man” trademark.
The school owns the trademark. Before Denver’s wild-card playoff win over Pittsburgh on Sunday, a man parachuted into the stadium with a “12th Man” flag, which reportedly flew during the game.
School spokesman Jason Cook told ESPN.com that the school will meet with general counsel on Monday morning to discuss the timetable of pursuing action.
“A cease and desist is typically our first course of action when dealing with infringements of the 12th Man mark,” Cook said.
Roethlisberger practices, is probable against Denver
Jan 6th
Quarterback Ben Roethlisberger practiced today in preparation for Sunday’s AFC Wild Card game at Denver. Roethlisberger, who participated in practice, is listed as probable.
Also, linebackers James Harrison (toe) and LaMarr Woodley (hamstring), defensive end Brett Keisel (groin), guard Doug Legursky (shoulder), safety Troy Polamalu (calf), offensive tackle Jonathan Scott (back) are all probable.
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