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 › Life According to... Klaus Obermeyer, Skier

In 1947, a young German immigrant named Klaus Obermeyer founded Sport Obermeyer in Aspen to manu­facture ski gear for the new snow sports industry. This month, he'll celebrate his 90th birthday on Aspen Mountain's peak. Here, he talks with 5280 about skiing's early days, designing clothes, and his love of mountains.

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 › Life According To... Kelly Brough

A small-town girl from Montana, Kelly Brough moved to Denver to get her MBA and to live in the big city. She's spent most of her career in public service—most recently as the chief of staff for Mayor John Hickenlooper—but in October she took over as the CEO of the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce. Here, Brough talks to 5280 about giving back, the differences between her jobs, and climbing out of the recession.

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 › The Future of Denver

The Mile High City is consistently hailed as one of the best places to live in the United States—and who are we to argue? But with an additional 1.5 million people expected to move to the Front Range by 2035, our treasured lifestyle may be at risk. We dug through reams of city-planning documents, talked to dozens of Coloradans, and put together a vision for the future of our city. Now, it's time to make this vision a reality.

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 › Snow Business

From ski tourism to local politics, and from winter road conditions to dicey weather forecasts, we take a broad look at how Colorado deals with the sometimes sloppy issue of snow.

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 › The Cutting Edge

Step one in learning to cook: Master the blade.

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 › Hard Times

Tracking corrections funding in our state.

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 › Life According To... James Mejia

Native Denverite James Mejia has made public service his life. Today, he helms the Denver Preschool Program, which provides preschool tuition credits to families. Here, Mejia talks to us about family, the growth of Denver, and the importance of early education.

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 › 1 at Home

The Rocky Mountain Showdown returns to campus.

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 › The Slow March

Will gay marriage become legal in Colorado?

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 › Life According to...Joe Lewis, Music Ambassador
Issue: July 2009

After 23 years of volunteering for City Park Jazz, Joe Lewis, the longtime coordinator of band selection for the summer Sunday shows, is stepping down after this season. Here, the 53-year-old talks about City Park, bringing people together, and the importance of Denver jazz.

Denver Real Estate 2013 - Get In The Game

Here’s why it’s finally time to get back in the Denver real estate market.

Spin Cities

We’ve highlighted some of the best road cycling routes along the Front Range and in the high...

Risky Business

Colorado’s labor market has more than its share of occupational hazards.

Escape

Each year, more than 18,000 victims of domestic violence call SafeHouse Denver’s hot line. Meet...

Get Well

From obesity to food allergies, we break down five issues facing Colorado’s kids.