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Do the costs of veterinary care seem scary? The Denver Post wants to hear from you

The Denver Post business team is looking to connect with pet owners who have been surprised by the cost of veterinary care.

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US job market stalled in July as employers cut 23,000 jobs, delivering political setback to Trump

Labor Department revisions shaved 103,000 jobs off payrolls in May and June.

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Denver’s golf courses battle drought as water restrictions reshape playing conditions

Denver’s eight city-owned golf courses have reduced water use by 20% this year, forcing browner roughs, less mowing and new irrigation technology as drought reshapes how courses are maintained.

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Colorado voters to decide whether ‘right to natural gas’ should be enshrined in constitution

Initiative 177, brought forward by Advance Colorado, qualified for the ballot, according to the Colorado Secretary of State’s office.

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CenturyLink moving Colorado landline phone customers to a wireless option, sooner or later

Fiber phone lines are switching first, but copper connections will follow as Plain Old Telephone Service is on its last legs.

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Native Roots to close its marijuana growhouse in Denver

The closures will result in the loss of 201 jobs in Denver and Aurora.

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Echostar puts another subsidiary under bankruptcy protection

EchoStar Corp. failed to make $1.5 billion in debt payments owed by its Hughes Satellite Systems subsidiaries.

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