High Q

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    High Q moves to Main Street

    High Q moves to Main Street thumbnail The newly-decorated storefront at 303 Main Street, the former Miser's Mercantile location, will be the new home for High Q's Carbondale store. Photo by Jeanne Souldern.

    Redevelopment of the Sopris Shopping Center has left business owners scouting for alternatives. It has been a mixed bag of results, with some businesses closing permanently or temporarily, and others moving to a new space.

    One of those relocating is High Q. The retail marijuana store (dispensary) opened at the… read more →

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    Nueve negocios desplazados por reconstrucción en C'dale

    Nueve negocios desplazados por reconstrucción en C'dale thumbnail Reconstrucción reemplaza el Sopris Shopping Center con 76 unidades de departamentos rentales en Carbondale – 15 siendo de bajo costo y 64 de tamaño 415 a 725 pies cuadrados. Mientras tanto, nueve negocios locales se ven desalojados en medio de la pandemia.

    Traducción por Jacquelinne Castro

    Redondeando un año de desafíos sin precedente, nueve negocios en Carbondale recibieron un último aviso el 7 de enero pidiéndoles desocupar sus espacios para finales de febrero — o antes. Planes para remodelar el Sopris Shopping Center, construido en 1963, habían sido comunicado a los inquilinos… read more →

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    Demolition and development

    BUSINESS COSTS Proposed redevelopment of the Sopris Shopping Center would add 76 new rental units to Carbondale's housing inventory – 15 being deed-restricted and 64 “efficiency” apartments, measuring 415 to 725 square feet. Meanwhile, nine locally-owned businesses see themselves displaced, mid-pandemic. More on page 8. Photo by Raleigh Burleigh. BUSINESS COSTS Proposed redevelopment of the Sopris Shopping Center would add 76 new rental units to Carbondale's housing inventory – 15 being deed-restricted and 64 “efficiency” apartments, measuring 415 to 725 square feet. Meanwhile, nine locally-owned businesses see themselves displaced, mid-pandemic. More on page 8. Photo by Raleigh Burleigh.
    Nine Carbondale businesses displaced by redevelopment

    Rounding out an unprecedented year of challenges, nine Carbondale businesses received final notice on Jan. 7, 2021 that they are expected to vacate their spaces by the end of February or earlier. Plans to redevelop the Sopris Shopping Center, built in 1963,…

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