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Dozens of confiscated French bulldogs need homes in Denver
The pint-sized canines were removed from a local residence last month on suspicion that they were kept in cruel conditions.
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WATCH: Charlie Burrell, American symphonies’ first black musician
Charlie Burrell, often referred to as the "Jackie Robinson of music," was the first African-American musician to play in a symphony orchestra in the United States.
Issue 4B: SCFD’s sales tax will bring in more than $80 million by 2030. Is that enough to support smaller arts organizations?
The Science and Cultural Facilities District's arts funding pie is getting larger, but so are the number of organizations clamoring for a slice.
The Colorado Symphony is literally advertising itself as a Pokémon Go hot spot
Is that the sweet sweet sound of pokémon you hear or just orchestral renditions of the games' 8-bit themes? Why not both, courtesy of the Colorado Symphony?