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Louisville, Colorado · LouisvilleGaia streaming service has been under investigation by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission since mid-2020. In March 2020, Gaia was sued by Corey Goode, a Broomfield man who claims to have met benevolent blue aliens when he was 6. Gaia is accused of stealing an idea for a documentary about a man who says he has lived many lives spanning hundreds of years and can recall all of them.See the Story
Blue aliens, multiple lives and class actions: Louisville’s Gaia faces host of legal issues – BizWest
Louisville, Colorado · LouisvilleThe Louisville Planning Commission, on a 3-2 vote, is recommending that city elected officials deny approval of a final plat for a proposed commercial project. Denver developer Brue Baukol Capital Partners LLC bought the roughly 400-acre, long-vacant, former Phillips 66 (NYSE: PSX) in 2020 for $34.93 million. The site once housed Storage Technology Corp., which sold to Sun Microsystems Inc. in 2005 for $4.1 billion.See the Story
Split Louisville Planning Commission recommends Redtail Ridge denial
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US & Canada · LouisvilleLouisville aerospace manufacturer Sierra Space Corp. has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Keystone Space Collaborative. The nonprofit is aimed at boosting labor in Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia to work in the aerospace industry. SSC's goal is to develop its Orbital Reef commercial space station.See the Story
Louisville’s Sierra Space in partnership to boost aerospace in Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia
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US & Canada · LouisvilleSolid Power Inc., (Nasdaq: SLDP) posted strong year-over-year revenue growth in the third quarter of 2022. The Louisville company's net loss grew due to increased expenses in the most-recent period. The company had hoped to begin delivery of EV cell samples this year, but Solid Power now says that delivery might be delayed until 2023.See the Story
Despite boosted sales, Solid Power’s net losses grow
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US & Canada · LouisvilleThe Marshall Fire destroyed all of Chavez relatives' homes. A year later, Ted is focused on getting the first of three modular homes onto their adjacent properties. Since the fire burned hundreds of homes, only one in Louisville has been completed. They are still waiting for their building permit and other necessary documents to get the modular home approved.See the Story
Generations of 1 family closer to new home after Marshall Fire
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US & Canada · LouisvilleNo charges have been filed against the Louisville police officers who shot and killed a man in his home on Oct. 23, the Boulder County District Attorney's office announced Wednesday. A news release from the DA's office stated that the three officers involved had reason to believe that the man, identified as 57-year-old Lynn Fredericksen, posed an imminent threat of deadly harm. The officers were placed on administrative leave during the investigation.See the Story
No charges filed in Louisville PD officer-involved shooting
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