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A gender-bending story set in the 1890s

How you react to Albert Nobbs, a project that Glenn Close reportedly spent two decades trying to bring to the screen, depends almost entirely on how you react to Close in the title role; she’s playing a woman posing as a man in 19th Century Ireland....

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Kentwood teams up with Christie’s

Peter Niederman, CEO of Kentwood Real Estate. Kentwood Real Estate will exclusively represent Christie’s International Real Estate in the Denver area under an agreement announced today. Christie’s, a world-wide luxury real estate network, has awarded...

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Commentary: Third-graders and hot policy debates

Kristin Klopfenstein is the executive director of the Education Innovation Institute at the University of Northern Colorado. Debate is continuing to fly over a proposed bill to retain third-grade students who don’t pass state reading tests. It’s no...

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Time running out on SchoolChoice

The clock is ticking toward the deadline for Denver Public Schools parents to turn in their forms as part of the district’s new SchoolChoice initiative, but many families have yet to be heard from. Families attended a Denver Public Schools "choice...

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Friday Churn: Jeffco budget talks

What’s churning: Members of the Jeffco Public Schools board of education will fan out across the county Saturday for five simultaneous community forums on how best to trim $50 million to $60 million from the district’s budget over the next...

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