Business Briefs June 4, 2018
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Capital Deli opens at Lakota
The Capital Deli has recently opened for business in the Lakota Canyon Recreation Center and is open to the public. Owner Dusti Budd wanted to continue the tradition of offering great deli food as did her father, Steve Lloyd, who owned Capital Deli in El Jebel many years ago.
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Rural Jump Start eligibility sought for west Garfield communities
Garfield County is seeking to qualify its four west-end communities for Colorado’s Rural Jump Start program, providing tax breaks for new businesses.
