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The Brighton Economic Development Corp. announced the sale of the Brighton Pavilions in three private transactions in auction on Thursday. The center, anchored by a AMC 12 movie theater, went into foreclosure last year. Neither the buyers or purchase price was disclosed.
CableLabs of Louisville, has made the source code and development tools for a new advanced advertising toolset available under a free community license. Vendors and developers are invited to use the tools and to contribute to a technical community that supports new possibilities in interactive television advertising.
Westwood College announced a partnership with Denver-based nonprofit KidsTek to donate funding and technology equipment, as well as the time and expertise of its faculty to Denver Public Schools. The program offers students at North High School and High Tech Early College the opportunity to develop technology skills and workforce readiness.
Harrison Resource Corp. has collaborated with IDC Architects, a part of Douglas County-based CH2M Hill, to develop a vision book for the Niobrara Energy Park in Weld County. The project will combine clean fossil fuels, alternative energy, smart grid, energy storage, renewable energy, research and cloud computing data centers.
A call for entries for the third annual Monfort College of Business Entrepreneurial Challenge at The University of Northern Colorado, are being accepted until Nov. 14. Information: .
Men’s Health magazine has voted Rudi’s Organic Bakery’s Honey Sweet Wheat Bagels as one of “The 125 Best Foods for Men.”
HealthGrades, a Denver-based provider of healthcare research, released its 2011 Healthcare Consumerism and Hospital Quality in America report, an analysis of patient outcomes at nearly 5,000 American hospitals.
Virtela, a Denver-based managed network, security and cloud services company, announced it has been named a 2011 World Communication Award finalist for Best Global Operator, Best Cloud Service and Best New Enterprise Service.
