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More than three years after it closed its doors, Lucky’s Market remains a hulking empty box at a prominent corner in Wheat Ridge that has seen its share of drama and delayed promises over the past decade. “We would love to get it occupied tomorrow,” said Steve Art, economic development manager for Wheat Ridge. “We’ve been close on a couple of users but nothing has come to fruition at this point.” In fact, Art said, the developer of The Corners at Wheat Ridge has spoken with no fewer than 11 grocery companies about taking…

Photo Courtesy of Amazon Prime Video From the first frame of Air, director Ben Affleck wants you to know, without a doubt, that you are about to be transported back to America in the 1980s. Within a brief montage – itself a prominent cinematic staple of the era – we are reminded what the land of opportunity looked like during peak consumerism. Cabbage Patch Kids, Mr. T and the A-Team, the Ghostbusters, Hulk Hogan, and Ronald “Trickle-Down Economics” Reagan. Rather than a delightful reminder of simpler times,…

Good morning, and welcome to L.A. on the Record — our City Hall newsletter. It’s David Zahniser, with help from Julia Wick, offering up our weekly menu of City Hall goings on. The conviction of former Los Angeles City Councilmember Mark Ridley-Thomas on corruption charges brought some finality to his South L.A. district, forcing him out of office after a long period in political limbo.But last week’s guilty verdict has also forced city leaders to revisit an increasingly uncomfortable dilemma: How much longer should…

PV solar-cell manufacturing giant Qcells and community solar firm Summit Ridge Energy are together going to deploy 1.2 gigawatts (GW) of community solar power. This project between Qcells and Summit Ridge Energy is the latest in its three-year-long partnership. Qcells will manufacture 2.5 million solar panels – what the White House says is the “largest community solar order in US history” – which will eventually generate enough clean electricity to power 140,000 homes and businesses across…

Last updated: March 29th, 2023 at 15:49 UTC+02:00 It’s a sad day for fans of smartphones dedicated to mobile gaming, as one of the very few OEMs that build mobile gaming phones, Lenovo, is leaving this market segment. The Legion gaming business is officially shutting down, leaving behind a slot that Samsung doesn’t seem to be in a rush to fill, perhaps for good reasons. Lenovo’s Legion line of gaming phones is retreating. After an alleged Lenovo employee claimed to have it on good authority that the company is…

Too Long; Didn't ReadThe Dark Souls franchise has received enough popularity to the point where it has formed its own genre: “souls-like” games. Characterized by its overall dark fantasy vibe, high-difficulty setting, and RPG elements, there’s a lot to love in Dark Souls. However, there are many fans that have played all Dark Souls games and are looking for other similar options. Our top five choices include Hollow Knight, Thymesia, Ender Lilies, Code Vein, and Nioh 2, while there's a unique spot for Elden Ring's upcoming…

Tighter belts for smaller banks could count as a big problem for some parts of the U.S.The failures of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank SBNY -22.87% as well as questions about First Republic Bank’s FRC -32.80% future have cast a sudden pall on the banking sector. An emerging concern is that customers at community and regional banks, worrying that their deposits aren’t safe, might pull their money, putting it into…

Improve Article Save Article Like Article Improve Article Save Article Given N buckets and the infinite number of balls. The maximum capacity of each bucket is given in an array capacity, the task is to find the number of ways to fill the buckets with balls such that each bucket has at least 1 ball and all the buckets have a distinct number of balls in them. Return your answer to the modulo 10^9+7.Examples:Input:  N = 1, capacity = {6}Output: 6Explanation: Since there is only one bucket. It may hold any number of…

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The Dawn of DC initiative is well underway, and the publisher is continuing to unveil new and relaunched titles spinning out of the initiative. Today DC has unveiled four titles set to debut in June, July, and September, including two relaunches and two new series. Among the announcements are Tom King, Daniel Sampere, and Tomeu Morey as the new creative team on a relaunched Wonder Woman ongoing, Si Spurrier and Mike Deodato Jr. on a relaunched Flash ongoing, Michael Dorn, Sami Basri, and Andrew Dalhouse with a John Henry…