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Last Updated: Jun. 12, 2018 · 7:41 p.m.

Richard Rew and Nathan Frazier, a bipartisan pair of election judges, review unclear ballot markings. (Andrew Kenney/Denverite)

Denver services restored after crash, with no sign of an attack

There is no sign that Denver is the victim of malicious activity like what happened in Atlanta.

A conceptual plan for the new design of City Park Golf Course. (City & County of Denver)

City Park Golf Course is set to close next month. Here’s the plan, and why some people hate it

Early next month, City Park Golf Course is scheduled to close to the public. Then come the chainsaw crews and the heavy construction equipment.

Denver Health on Bannock in Lincoln Park. (Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite)

Denver market really wants more health workers, LinkedIn finds

A new report from LinkedIn attempts to analyze the skills that employers are demanding most often in various American cities.

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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.

A 200-pound person can stand on this tiny 3D-printed titanium sphere and it won't break. Lockheed Martin media day, April 3, 2017. (Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite)

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LOOK: Manned flight to Mars, a much more accurate GPS and other glimpses of the future from Lockheed Martin

At Lockheed Martin's media day, we got to gawk at four areas of work that might help lead mankind into a Jetsons-like future. Here's what we saw.

Report: The gender pay gap is smaller in Denver tech, but women are significantly under-represented

Denver over the frozen Ferril Lake in City Park. (Kevin J. Beaty/Denverite)

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Report: For the top-hiring tech jobs in 2017, it pays to live in Denver

In Denver, where the tech market is one of the fastest growing in the nation, skilled workers can expect to make more than the national average for their roles.

Denverite Startups: Where are they now?

SendGrid's new Denver office space. (Courtesy of SendGrid)

SendGrid’s plans: Go public, be a $1 billion company. Here’s why Colorado’s tech scene will be watching closely.

Tech executives want to hire skilled IT workers in 2017, survey says

Galvanize's Golden Triangle office in Denver. Courtesy of Galvanize.

New York State awarded Galvanize $1.3 million to help empower the region’s poor through STEM

Colorado’s VictorOps and SendGrid score a combined $45.2 million in fresh funding

Tokken team members at their Denver office. (Chloe Aiello/Denverite)

Tokken takes on marijuana legitimization first, and then economic disenfranchisement

Tokken aims to legitimize the marijuana industry through decentralized digital banking. The Denver startup then hopes to expand to reach unbanked people worldwide.