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Southwest Mobile Storage is a family-owned shipping container business founded in 1995. Our strength for more than 25 years comes from the specialized knowledge and passion of our people, along with serving over 24,000 commercial, construction and residential customers. Our 90,000 sq. ft. facility and expertise in maintaining, manufacturing, and delivering corrugated steel containers are unrivaled in the industry.
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When you choose mobile storage containers over traditional storage facilities, you get more space for less, plus the convenience of onsite, 24/7 access to your valuables. And if you can't keep a container at your location, we offer you the flexibility to store it at our place instead. Rest assured, our high-quality storage containers will keep your items safe from weather, pests and break-ins. When you need to rent, buy or modify mobile storage containers in Denver, CO, look no further than Southwest Mobile Storage.
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A plume of black smoke was visible from the fire at 50th Avenue and Colorado Boulevard.DENVER — Firefighters responded to a fire at a warehouse in north Denver on Monday afternoon.The Denver Fire Department said the fire was burning at 5001 Colorado Boulevard. Firefighters initially said the building was a marijuana warehouse, but later said it was not.Credit: 9NEWSCrews completed an initial search and th...
A plume of black smoke was visible from the fire at 50th Avenue and Colorado Boulevard.
DENVER — Firefighters responded to a fire at a warehouse in north Denver on Monday afternoon.
The Denver Fire Department said the fire was burning at 5001 Colorado Boulevard. Firefighters initially said the building was a marijuana warehouse, but later said it was not.
Credit: 9NEWS
Crews completed an initial search and then transitioned into defensive attack due to the amount of fire, meaning they were fighting the fire from the outside in. The fire department said more than 50 firefighters responded to the fire, and they were able to keep most of the damage to one structure. They were able to stop the fire as it tried to spread to an adjacent building.
A plume of black smoke was visible in the area.
Update: The address of this building is 5001 N. Colorado. This is not the Marijuana facility. The majority of this fire has been extinguished. Due to the size of the structure and the extent of fire crews will remain on scene to extinguish hot spots. pic.twitter.com/DZfh2mB6cC
— Denver Fire Department (@Denver_Fire) May 29, 2023
The fire department said around 5:30 p.m. that the majority of the fire had been put out. Due to the size of the building and the extent of the fire, crews remained on scene to extinguish hot spots.
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CU Denver’s location in the heart of downtown Denver became the ideal location to discuss the future of the city on Tuesday during the first-ever 5280 Thought Forum. Discussions tackled big ideas from sustaining the vitality of the urban core to population growth and how to create an equilibrium between the outdoor industry and natural resources.Each of the Thought Forum’s three panels featured prominent local experts, including ...
CU Denver’s location in the heart of downtown Denver became the ideal location to discuss the future of the city on Tuesday during the first-ever 5280 Thought Forum. Discussions tackled big ideas from sustaining the vitality of the urban core to population growth and how to create an equilibrium between the outdoor industry and natural resources.
Each of the Thought Forum’s three panels featured prominent local experts, including several CU Denver faculty members, who discussed impending challenges and opportunities on topics related to Denver and Colorado’s future.
The event, for which CU Denver was a partner and presenting sponsor, was held at the university’s Jake Jabs Event Center. It drew more than 150 attendees from across the region’s business, cultural, and education spectrum to create conversations with the potential for lasting impact.
“For 50 years, CU Denver has been a catalyst and a laboratory for so many great ideas influencing our region,” Chancellor Michelle Marks said. “Co-hosting this forum with 5280 underscores CU Denver’s unique value as Colorado’s only public urban research university.”
Ken Schroeppel, assistant professor of urban and regional planning and director of urban design, College of Architecture and Planning, CU Denver, on the 5280 Thought Forum’s first panel, “The Future of Downtown Denver.”
Carrie Makarewicz, PhD, associate professor and department chair of the Urban and Regional Planning department, College of Architecture and Planning, CU Denver, on the 5280 Thought Forum’s first panel, “The Future of Downtown Denver.”
Paul Teske, dean of CU Denver’s School of Public Affairs, introducing the 5280 Thought Forum’s third panel, “The Future of Outdoor Recreation.”
Jeremy Nemeth, professor of urban and regional planning, College of Architecture and Planning, CU Denver, on the 5280 Thought Forum’s second panel, “The Future of Living in Denver.”
Brian Buma (Far Right), PhD, associate professor, CLAS, and senior climate scientist at the Environmental Defense Fund, speaking on the 5280 Thought Forum’s third panel, “The Future of Outdoor Recreation in Colorado.” The panel included (from left) Lindsay King, 5280 editor; Luis Benitez, vice president for government affairs and global impact, VF Corporation; and Mark Eller, director of foundations and new business, Leave No Trace.
The Local newsletter is your free, daily guide to life in Colorado. For locals, by locals. Sign up today!There are few more idyllic summer activities than floating with your toes in the water, sunshine on your face, and a cold refreshment in hand. And in Colorado, June is the perfect time to hit the calmer water, inflatable unicorn in tow. (Always check a river’s cubic feet per second, or CFS, before jumping in. Target ...
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There are few more idyllic summer activities than floating with your toes in the water, sunshine on your face, and a cold refreshment in hand. And in Colorado, June is the perfect time to hit the calmer water, inflatable unicorn in tow. (Always check a river’s cubic feet per second, or CFS, before jumping in. Target 100 to 200 CFS for max relaxation in most water.) Most rivers and creeks will continue to slow (or even dry) as summer progresses, so keep an eye on conditions, and when you’re ready to cool off, hit one of favorite tubing spots below.
(Read More: 5 Fun Places to Raft in Colorado Right Now)
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Route: Blackrock Lake Park to Reynolds Landing (2 hours) Prime Tubing CFS: 100 to 500 Pre-Float: Snag a tube rental and return shuttle from Adventure West (starting at $36) to make your life easy. Arrive at the Adventure West Tube Trailer (2920 Brewery Lane in Littleton) 15 minutes before your scheduled departure time, and staffers will transport you to the put-in. Experience: Great for families or beginners, this scenic, 2.5-mile float lazily winds through the Carsen Nature Center, so keep your eyes peeled for rad birds. Large double-crested cormorants and colorful belted kingfishers hang near the banks, while raptors like orange-and-black kestrels and brown-and-white ospreys perch on branches scanning for snacks. You’ll wrap the trip near Breckenridge Brewery’s Farm House restaurant—perfect for replenishing lost stores after all the direct sunshine.
Route: Fetcher Park to West Lincoln Park (1.5 hours) Prime Tubing CFS: 100 to 700 Pre-Float: If you’ve got your own tube, park your car at the Stockbridge Transit Center and catch the Red Line bus upstream to Fetcher Park. If you don’t have a float, rent one at Backdoor Sports ($25), but note that renters can only launch at the 5th Street bridge, which shortens your trip by a couple of miles. Experience: Let yourself relax during this 3.2-mile trip, but don’t allow the serene Yampa to lull you to sleep. You’ll want to be wide awake to enjoy a boozy hurricane in the Sunpie’s backyard—a locals’ spot in the Boat.
Route: Dotsero Landing to Bair Ranch (3 hours) Prime Tubing CFS: 1,000 to 2,500 (it’s wide—don’t worry) Pre-Float: Book a “drive-and-meet” with Turtle Tubing (starting at $82), then park in the designated lot. Meet the team at the put-in, collect instructions, then plan on hooking up again at the take-out at Bair Ranch, where you can nab a ride back to your car at Dotsero Landing. Experience: Unlike many of the other hot spots near the Front Range, this section of the Colorado is relatively quiet. Bring a soft cooler to attach to your craft and some cordage so you can construct a flotilla with your pals. Sit back and relax—this is some of the state’s finest eye candy.
Route: Gateway Natural Area to Picnic Rock (1.5 to 2 hours) Prime Tubing CFS: 200 to 700 Pre-Float: Bring your own tube and two cars. Park one at Picnic Rock and the second at Gateway Natural Area. Experience: It’s no wonder this waterway is protected under the National Wild and Scenic Rivers Act (the only river in Colorado with that designation). During the three-mile journey, swirl around small eddies as you admire Poudre Canyon’s breathtaking granite cliffs and craggy rock formations (pull over for some jumping when it’s safe). It tends to be warmer up here, so plan on sharing the water with other enthusiastic paddlers and craft—the stoke is always high on the water.
Route: Riverbend Park to Corn Lake (2 hours) Prime Tubing CFS: 1,000 to 2,500 (yes, it’s also very wide) Pre-Float: While there are plenty of guided kayak and SUP tours here, there aren’t any for tubing. Better bet: Rent a tube or ducky at Paddleboard Adventure Company ($25), then park at James M. Robb Colorado River State Park near Corn Lake and shuttle back to Riverbend Park with a second vehicle. Launch at the boat ramp called Harky’s. Experience: Score an eyeful of vibrant rock plateaus and desert landscapes on this lazy float, which wends through topsy-turvy Western Slope topography. When you’re done, clink glasses at a wine tasting at any of Palisade’s 30 wineries like Carlson Vineyards.
It’s no far-off destination, but if you’re willing to fight for elbowroom with college kids, the Creek is a no-frills tubing hot spot. Also fun: Boulderites will don their best business-casual on July 14 and commute to their offices via the Boulder Creek on the city’s annual Tube to Work Day celebration.
DENVER (KDVR) — The Denver Fire Department responded to a warehouse fire near 48th Avenue and Colorado Boulevard Monday afternoon.According to DFD, the amount of fire warranted crews to attack the fire defensively after completing initial searches.DFD said the warehouse is currently abandoned.As of 7 p.m., the fire was under control. Fire investigators were on the scene.Copyright 2023 Nexstar Media Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed....
DENVER (KDVR) — The Denver Fire Department responded to a warehouse fire near 48th Avenue and Colorado Boulevard Monday afternoon.
According to DFD, the amount of fire warranted crews to attack the fire defensively after completing initial searches.
DFD said the warehouse is currently abandoned.
As of 7 p.m., the fire was under control. Fire investigators were on the scene.
Copyright 2023 Nexstar Media Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
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LAKEWOOD, Colo. — Casa Bonita is on the verge of reopening for the first time in more than three years, and local media got a peek Friday inside the iconic Mexican restaurant.The Lakewood restaurant has been undergoing more than $12 million in extensive renovations since "South Park" creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone bought it for $3.1 million in September 2021.Famous for its elaborate interior, cliff divers and sopapillas, the Colorado re...
LAKEWOOD, Colo. — Casa Bonita is on the verge of reopening for the first time in more than three years, and local media got a peek Friday inside the iconic Mexican restaurant.
The Lakewood restaurant has been undergoing more than $12 million in extensive renovations since "South Park" creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone bought it for $3.1 million in September 2021.
Famous for its elaborate interior, cliff divers and sopapillas, the Colorado restaurant has been closed since the pandemic began in March 2020. Parker, Stone and new Casa Bonita Executive Chef Dana Rodriguez announced in December the restaurant would be reopening in May, but the exact date has yet to be revealed and there are only a few days left in month.
The focus of the renovation of Casa Bonita has been “change nothing, improve everything.” You’ll notice improvements from the line to enter. Gone are the two cashier stations where clerks sold tickets holding up a long line of people. The ticketing and food ordering area is now a separate hall with eight ticketing windows where patrons can pay admission and order their food.
Food is still served cafeteria style, but the area where trays are disbursed now includes a view of some of the food you’re about to eat. In a windowed area, patrons can watch an employee cooking fresh tortillas.
Out of sight of visitors is a large kitchen designed to the specifications of Rodriguez. Inside that kitchen, the staff chops fresh tomatillos and other vegetables – part of her plan to make all the food from scratch on the inside.
The inside of the restaurant has maintained much of its original charm with some huge improvements. The entire restaurant is now ADA complaint with railings and elevators to allow people to get anywhere in the restaurant. The restaurant no longer reeks of a mix of chlorine and sewage. And the sopapillas are still there and still unlimited.
The new menu includes enchiladas, carnitas, adobo chicken, picadillo, calabacitas, camarones, Casa Bonita mole and taco salad.
Earlier this week Casa Bonita installed billboards on West Colfax Avenue in Denver declaring itself "The Greatest Restaurant in the World." Casa Bonita employees were spotted entering the restaurant on Thursday as final preparations were made.
On Thursday, Casa Bonita updated its Facebook profile and cover photos, removing the sticker that said it's opening in May.
Casa Bonita fans can sign up for the restaurant's email list to get the latest updates on the restaurant's reopening: CasaBonitaDenver.com/email.
And while everyone waits for the reopening, check out more of 9NEWS' Casa Bonita content:
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