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Friends spike Cherry Creek condo plans, sell development site separately

Plans for a small Cherry Creek condominium building have been nixed, and half the development site has a new owner.
Frank Penn and Dave Bracht, two longtime friends, planned to build a four-story project across two parcels at 325 and 329 Detroit St., which combined are just over a quarter acre.
The pair got the site rezoned in September 2023, and refined their design earlier this year, adding some office and retail space, and saying groundbreaking could be a year away.

 

Plans for Costco in Littleton move forward with land sale

Littleton residents will soon be able to shop where offices once stood.
Last week, local retail investor and developer Republic Investment Group closed on a 63-acre site at 700 W. Mineral Ave. for $50 million, records show. Demolition of the existing 680,000-square-foot office building there began Wednesday, RIG owner Grant Nelson said.
The building was once home to Louisiana-based telecommunications firm Lumen, which changed its name from CenturyLink in 2020.

 

Visions of AI art from OpenAI’s first artist in residence

In a cavernous warehouse north of New York City, a 16-foot robot outfitted with a cutting tool etched intricate grooves into a faceless marble head atop an alien-like torso.
Water sprayed into the air as an image created with artificial intelligence entered the physical world.
In February, during a three-month stint as OpenAI’s first artist in residence, Alexander Reben gained early access to the startup’s Sora text-to-video tool, which instantly generates videos up to a minute in length from written or spoken prompts.

 

Ev Williams was lonely. He doesn’t want you to be.

MENLO PARK, Calif. — Evan Williams did not want to start another startup. He had already enjoyed the kind of rare, unfathomable success most entrepreneurs only dream of, starting tech companies that made products used by millions — the early blogging site Blogger, the social media giant Twitter, the publishing platform Medium.

 

4 mistakes you should never make when hosting for the holidays, according to etiquette experts

There are a few mistakes that should be avoided when hosting for the holidays.DragonImages/Getty Images

 

My family didn't look like everyone else's growing up. My fourth-grade teacher made me feel included.

The author (not pictured) felt included by her fourth grade teacher.VeeStudio89/Getty Images

 

My son is a recruited college athlete at Stanford. Imposter syndrome almost led him to drop out.

The author's son (not pictured) is a college athlete at Stanford.Brian Bahr/Getty Images

 

Starring in a Christmas movie is becoming a lucrative career pivot

 Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for Netflix; Emily Assiran/Getty Images for That's 4 Entertainment; Marleen Moise/Getty Images; Chelsea Jia Feng/BIOn a cold and rainy night in November, over 2,000 people trekked to a nondescript arena on Long Island for some Christmas cheer.

 

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