KUSA-Ch. 9 is the station of love.
Weather watcher Kathy Sabine got married to her homebuilder boyfriend this past weekend in Beaver Creek. He proposed in the mountains in May, I reported here. Sabine said then that no date was set for the nups.
I hear they’re off on a honeymoon, so don’t depend on Sabine for a forecast this week. For her, let’s hope it’s nothing but sunny skies.
And Cheryl Preheim, KUSA-Ch. 9 weekend morning anchor, also got married recently in Beaver Creek.
Neither Sabine nor Preheim returned calls.
Take me out
Sunday’s closing day at Coors Field brought out Gov. Bill Owens and Mayor John Hickenlooper with his son, Teddy Hickenlooper, to the seats behind home plate. The pols were both at opening day, so this provided a degree of closure. The Rockies lost – but it was a fine game on a beautiful Colorado day.
Hickenlooper told me he always goes to opening and closing day – and he tries to hit 10 games in the regular season to make at an even dozen. Alas, this year he only made two extra games. I’ll say it to Hizzoner and the Rockies. There’s always next year.
ARF!
Here’s a party with a sense of humor. The Dames and Dogs Fashion Show and Luncheon Wednesday at Glenmoor Country Club pokes fun at the overactive Denver debutante scene. At the doggie fashion show, the female pups will be “Deb Dogs.” The boy dogs will be “Dogs of Distinction,” a take on the annual “Young Men of Distinction,” the signature event of the Denver Ballet Guild that finds a way to honor boy debutantes.
Be my guest
Forbes.com praises Denver’s Hotel Teatro in the same issue it lists the 400 Richest Americans. Maybe they’ll all read it and check in.
The magazine slobbers over the high-end hotel, saying “it combines timeless elements – old-world elegance, modern convenience, Eastern feng shui, Western grandiosity.”
The mag loves the pillow menu.
Although many dogs have stayed at the hotel and received the royal treatment, only one cat has stayed in the big suite: Sammy Davis Jr., owned by Snoop Dogg.
City spirit
Marczyk Fine Foods’ annual pig roast hits the spit 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday with plenty of pork and bluegrass, a great party … Harry’s Chophouse, next to Frank Bonanno and Mark Haber’s Milagro Taco Bar, is poised to open next month … Oct. 5 is Dine Out to Help Out, with dozens of local restaurants, hotels and nightclubs donating significant percentages of their proceeds to hurricane relief. Check out your favorite spot at coloradorestaurant
.com … James Van Buren and Calvin Keys join up at The Kasbah Oct. 15 for two shows to benefit Byron and Ruthie Hughes. They’re staying at Lowry after losing everything in Katrina and then Rita … Johnny Mathis sings with the Colorado Symphony Orchestra on Saturday at its opening gala … Super Diamond booked for NY Eve at the Paramount Theatre … Sez who: “Some people are like popular songs that you only sing for a short time.” La Rochefoucauld
Bill Husted’s column appears Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Thursday. Husted also appears on Fox 31 News. You can reach him at 303-820-1486 or at bhusted@denverpost.com.
