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A Denver resident whose former Green Valley Ranch home is among some 1,300 for-sale units in the city with income restrictions on purchasers is suing a realtor, claiming she failed to notify the city of sale terms.

It's one of the first lawsuits to stem from problems with Denver’s affordable home ownership program that were revealed this year.

Executive Chef Ian Wortham at work. Tavernetta on 16th Street by Union Station. (Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite)

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Here are the can’t-miss Denver restaurants that opened in 2017

You'll notice a possibly disproportionate number of Italian restaurants on this list. We have our reasons.

A piece of tubing produced by Hyperloop One. (Kevin Krejci/Flickr)

Hyperloop test track could get built along E-470

CDOT spokeswoman Amy Ford says the department is partnering with Arrivo to determine if the system will work in Colorado.

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Denver Startup Week at Galvanize. (Chloe Aiello/Denverite)

Denver Startup Week gathers entrepreneurial community, puts the city on display

The 2017 Denver Startup Week is expected to feature roughly 350 programs geared toward the entrepreneurial community area.

Nathan Hanna waters plants inside the GrowHaus in Elyria Swansea. (Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite)

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Denver tries new tactic to bring healthy food to Globeville and Elyria-Swansea

Denver is kicking in $100,000 as part of its latest effort to address food insecurity in Globeville, Elyria-Swansea, Montbello, Westwood and other areas where access to groceries is limited.

650 17th Street, May 23, 2017. (Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite)

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A New York architecture firm hints at a plan for Denver’s new tallest building

Crown Architecture and Consulting has been tapped to design what could one day be Denver's tallest building.

Diversity team winning Go Code Colorado (Courtesy Go Code Colorado)

With an empty bottle of ketchup, Go Code Colorado finalist offers hiring lessons

Creating a more diverse work environment can start with a change in perspective. This app helps provide it.

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Date ideas lacking? Denver Date Nite to help couples remember how to date

Gretchen Bartek launched Denver Date Nite in late 2015 to help couples like her and her husband arrange outings. This year she's hoping to grow the company and possibly expand outside of the city.

Boom Technology prototype of a supersonic jet. (Courtesy Boom Technology)

Colorado-based Boom Technologies is looking to overturn the ban on domestic supersonic flight

"Supersonic flight will eliminate hours of misery aboard slow aircraft -- while making Earth’s wonderful people and places more accessible," Boom CEO Blake Scholl said.

A screen capture of the Blinker app. (Courtesy of Blinker)

Denver-based Blinker wins SXSW Interactive Innovation Award

The mobile app allows people to buy, sell, finance or refinance their car using their phone, eliminating the need for outside parties.

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