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Lincoln Roch

Boulder, Colorado
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Covers:  State and local government, National Parks Service, CU Boulder sports, music
Writer of words | Currently: @denbizjournal | Prev: @StarTribune, @ColoradoSun, @sbs_CU, @EstesVVoice, @DailyCamera. Prone to breaking ski helmets.

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Hundreds gather in support of employees fired at RMNP and U.S. Forest Service - Estes Valley Voic...

Hundreds gather in support of employees fired at RMNP and U.S. Forest Service - Estes Valley Voic...

More than 300 people gathered this morning near the Beaver Meadows entrance of Rocky Mountain National Park i…

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Trump administration reverses plan tying NIL to Title IX guidance

Trump administration reverses plan tying NIL to Title IX guidance

The Trump administration revoked a Biden-era plan that would carry out NIL payments with guidance by Title IX…

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Voters will decide on Front Range train in November

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By Lincoln Roch
| Denver Business Journal Verified
If voters approve, the regional passenger train's full route would begin by 2032. The tax is estimated to raise $295 million annually.
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CU Boulder athletic director faces $27M deficit as college sports navigate revenue-sharing era - Denver Business Journal

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By Lincoln Roch
| Denver Business Journal Verified
Preview this article 1 min The 37-year-old athletic director must generate revenue to cover over $20 million in annual athlete payments and a $10 million coaching salary. Thursday, October 08, 2026 2026 Partners in Philanthropy Awards Luncheon The Partners in Philanthropy awards are a celebration of community service & corporate giving. Join us as we recognize nonprofits, companies & individuals for their dedication to building a strong nonprofit community in Denver.
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Siblings are keeping the rubber stamp game alive in Denver

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By Lincoln Roch
| Denver Business Journal Verified
Chris Hansen assembles a self-inking stamp in the production room at Ace Kauffman on June 30, 2026, in Englewood. Seth McConnell | Denver Business Journal Preview this article 1 min The company once employed 12 to 14 people and made 6,000 to 7,000 stamps monthly. Low overhead from owning their building has kept the longstanding business afloat. Thursday, October 15, 2026 Reimagine Denver: Downtown Reality Check Downtown Denver is often defined by headlines.
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