Rose Cahalan
Senior Editor at Texas Monthly
Writer and Editor at Freelance
Senior editor at @5280Magazine in Denver. Alum of @TexasMonthly, @TexasObserver, @TheAlcalde & @RiceUniversity. Can't resist a good story.
Articles
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3 weeks ago |
5280.com | Rose Cahalan
Since their debut at Infinity Park on March 29, the Denver Onyx have quickly proved to be a powerhouse in Women’s Elite Rugby (WER), a six-team startup league attempting to professionalize women’s rugby in the U.S. In each of their first three games, the Denver squad blew the competition away, winning by more than 50 points in home games at Infinity Park. As the season progressed, those margins tightened, but until last weekend, the Onyx were undefeated.
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1 month ago |
5280.com | Rose Cahalan
At least an hour before dawn, birders start to arrive at a remote site seven miles southeast of the tiny town of Parlin, in southwestern Colorado. Bundled up against the cold, the visitors unload spotting scopes, binoculars, cameras with bulky zoom lenses, and steaming thermoses of coffee. They are cautioned to shut car doors as slowly and quietly as possible and to avoid making any other noises that could spook the birds.
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2 months ago |
5280.com | Rose Cahalan
On March 14, 1969, University of Colorado Russian history professor Thomas Riha went to a dinner party at a friend’s house. He stayed late and walked out to his car around 12:30 a.m. for the short drive across town to the house he’d shared until recently with his soon-to-be-ex-wife. Riha, an amiable, bookish 40-year-old who had moved to Colorado two years earlier, was never seen again.
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2 months ago |
5280.com | Jessica Giles |Rose Cahalan
Brittany Pettersen’s message to Congress: “Don’t f— with moms.”That’s what the Colorado congresswoman told reporters after she held her nine-week-old son, Sam, while making an emotional plea on the House floor Tuesday. Pettersen, who represents the state’s 7th Congressional District—the western Denver metro area—defended her proposal that would allow any new parent serving in Congress to vote by proxy, instead of in person, while caring for an infant.
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2 months ago |
5280.com | Rose Cahalan
Instead of sitting in sluggish Speer Boulevard traffic, why not soar above it? That’s the appeal of urban gondolas, a trendy topic in city planning. Over the last decade, a slew of U.S. cities—including Boulder, Albany, Austin, Baton Rouge, Chicago, Cleveland, and Seattle—have considered building aerial trams that would whisk commuters high above rush hour. None of the seven have pulled it off. Now it’s Denver’s turn to dream big, or at least, that’s what businessman Ryan Ross believes.
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