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Business Reporter @denverpost. Cover the economy, economic development and residential real estate. P: 303-954-1410 E: asvaldi@denverpost.com

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Young Denver renters have big appetite for tiny apartments

Young Denver renters have big appetite for tiny apartments

Posted: 05/28/2014 06:24:14 PM MDT Updated: 05/29/2014 10:58:45 AM MDT An influx of young adults has turned m…

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Aspen Acres fire southwest of Pueblo explodes to 23,000 acres in size

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By Aldo Svaldi Verified
| The Daily Gazette Verified
The rapidly expanding Aspen Acres fire, first reported Monday morning, has exploded in size, consuming more than 23,000 acres, or 36 square miles, by early evening, according to an update from the Pueblo County Sheriff’s Office. The wildfire is being fueled by 100 mph winds, making it impossible for crews to provide any aerial support, sheriff’s officials said. “An unspecified number of structures have been affected by the fire,” sheriff’s officials wrote on social media.
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Aspen Acres fire southwest of Pueblo explodes to 23,000 acres in size

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By Aldo Svaldi Verified
| The Brunswick News Verified
The rapidly expanding Aspen Acres fire, first reported Monday morning, has exploded in size, consuming more than 23,000 acres, or 36 square miles, by early evening, according to an update
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Colorado wildfires: ‘Critical fire weather conditions’ to spur wildfire growth

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By Lauren Penington, Aldo Svaldi Verified
| Loveland Reporter-Herald Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Colorado’s skies filled with smoke on Monday as a handful of fires grew angrily across the state, together scorching 76,000 acres — roughly 119 square miles. The most ferocious of the bunch was the Aspen Acres fire west of Pueblo, which exploded from a 40-acre spot fire when reported at 5:30 a.m. to a conflagration that consumed 23,000 acres or 36 square miles 12 hours later.
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