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Recently, the Centennial City Council adopted an ordinance that will influence future retail development on Arapahoe Road. Since adoption of the new ordinance, a citizen referendum petition was initiated that, if ultimately successful, would seek to repeal certain portions of that ordinance. The City values the referendum process as an important right guaranteed by the City's Home Rule Charter,
the Colorado Constitution and state statute. The right of referendum provides citizens the opportunity to ensure their voices are heard regarding City actions. Residents and businesses may have concerns or questions about the potential impacts of this referendum petition. Learn more about the history surrounding the City Council ordinance and the referendum process. http://bit.ly/2h0xV9i.
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Centennial Ranks as Best Colorado City for First-Time Homebuyers
Centennial ranks as the eighth best city for first-time homebuyers according to a recent report by NerdWallet. The San Francisco-based financial analyst firm examined data from the U.S. Census Bureau's American Community Survey, online data provider Neighborhood Scout and Down Payment Resource for the 448 largest places in the U.S. by population. Each city was evaluated in three main categories: affordability (income to home-ratio), livability (crime rates and school rankings) and stability (housing price volatility and housing market health).
"We are very happy to see Centennial recognized along with other great Colorado cities. Buying a home for the first time is a big decision and one that can be stressful so it is nice to see Centennial excels in the categories important to those looking to purchase a home for the first time," says
Centennial Mayor Cathy Noon.
Centennial is one of the thirteen Colorado cities to make the list. Other Colorado cities are: Arvada (27), Lakewood (56), Fort Collins (74), Westminster (96), Denver (127), Aurora (130), Colorado Springs (140), Longmont (142), Thornton (159), Greeley (174), Boulder (192), Pueblo (390)
According to the Denver Business Journal, the report says
: "Lovers of the outdoors fit right in here, where there are plentiful opportunities for hiking, skiing, biking, golf and other recreation activities nearby. Centennial also has many business parks and is located along several key transportation corridors."
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Construction is in full swing at Arapahoe and I-25 but businesses access remains open. Stop in!
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Like many, the owners of Campbell Chiropractic think health, life and family are the most important things and have made this their primary focus at their innovative clinic in Centennial.
Drs. Darby and Ashley Campbell have spent the last year and a half building a following at Campbell Chiropractic by taking a whole-family approach. It's their niche. It's what sets them apart. And the concentration has gained the attention of mothers-
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With more than 4,500 businesses operating in Centennial, it can be difficult to keep tabs on the most recent arrivals. The following is a list of companies that joined Centennial's business community in November.
Lucky 27 Social Club (barbershop and tattoos), Parkers Platoon (civic organization), Eye Level Centennial East (education support), Soleo Health, My Home 5280 (real estate), BDA's Handyman Services, Sagelogix, (scientific/technical consulting), Pinnacle Holdings, Adem Bookkeeping, GK Automotive, QED Intelligence (computer systems design), The Ray Law Firm, First Western Realty & Management, 4G Tax Solutions, Lenley Investments, Amerita (specialty infusion/pharmaceutical), and Hospital Couriers Denver.
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Lost Highway has found itself a new home.
Tina and James Pachorek are moving Lost Highway Brewing Co. from Colfax Avenue to a 5,600-square-foot space at 12741 E. Caley Ave. in Centennial. They want to boost production by 2,000 barrels this year and plan to sell Lost Highway six packs in stores.
Read the article in BusinessDen.
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Resolute Brewing Co. in Centennial Features Award-Winning Brews
When Clifton Oertli started brewing beer with his dad in elementary school, he had no idea the hobby would turn into his future business.
But decades later, he would join forces with two high school classmates and it would become just that.
Oertli, Grayson Heller and Matt Davis graduated from Columbine High School in the early 2000s. About two years ago, they, along with their friend Derek Peters, were ready to make a change from their post-college careers working as accountants, bankers and engineers.
The four decided to join forces to pursue their passions: craft beer and community.
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 Centennial, Colorado Halfpenny Brewing Company is awarded the Gold Medal for their Schwarzbier craft brew at the All Colorado Beer Festival! About the Gold Medal Winning Beer: Residents of Centennial and surrounding areas in Colorado should prepare themselves for a new award winning beer in town! Halfpenny Schwarzbier (5.7% ABV, 30 IBU): Light in body and bitterness, but rich in flavor and dark roasted malts.
Read more from the Digital Journal.
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Boom Technology has unveiled a full-size mockup of a supersonic passenger plane with the financial economics the Concorde lacked, the company said.
If all goes well in flight tests, the company said it will move ahead and build a full-size 45-seat aircraft, parked in a hangar of the Centennial Airport, which can travel 2.2 times faster than the speed of sound at a price on par with business-class tickets.
Boom Technology is a Denver-based startup company designing a supersonic aircraft to fly up to Mach 2.2 (1,451 mph, 1,261 kn, 2,335 km/h) which would be New York City to London in three hours and 24 minutes, at a proposed round trip cost of $5,000.
Source: Financial News.
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AlloSource, one of the nation's largest providers of cartilage, cellular, bone, skin and soft-tissue allografts for use in surgical procedures, recognized Kimberly Meyer, Business Process Manager, for being named to the Board of Examiners for the 2016 Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award by the Commerce Department's National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), deepening the organization's commitment to process excellence. The Baldrige Award is the nation's highest honor for organizational innovation and performance excellence. Read more from PRNewswire.
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Centennial-based
IQNavigator, maker of non-employee worker tracking and management software, is merging with a larger competitor and getting a new CEO in the deal.
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