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1. 787 Dreamliner back in service at DIA (Video)
   The Boeing Co.'s 787 Dreamliner returned to passenger service at Denver International Airport Tuesday following its three-month grounding for battery problems. United Airlines Flight 1087 from Houston landed at DIA with 216 passengers at 11:12 a.m. MDT. United -- the only U.S. carrier now operating the new jet -- put it back in passenger service on the Houston-Chicago route Monday. For the next few weeks, Chicago-based United will fly the jet to and from its domestic hubs, including Denver, Chicago…
2. Australia's FuseSport picks Springs for HQ
   An Australian sports software company has chosen Colorado Springs as its international headquarters, The Gazette reports. The company, FuseSport, has 11 employees, and a handful will be in the offices at 102 S. Tejon St. in downtown Colorado Springs. FuseSport anticipates adding 100 employees over the next four years but how fast its headcount will grow depends on the company's ability to raise money from investors. FuseSport said it didn't receive any financial incentives to open in Colorado Springs.…
3. Boulder County letting drilling moratorium end
   Boulder County commissioners will let a moratorium on drilling for oil and gas expire on June 10, the Daily Camera reports. The county's moratorium, which meant no new applications would be processed for companies wanting to drill, went into effect in February 2012 and has been extended twice. County commissioners said they intended to take other action to regulate the industry, including limiting the numbers and locations of new wells. Those restrictions will be included as revisions to the county's…
4. Longmont moves to ban marijuana businesses
   A divided city council has moved to ban marijuana-related businesses from Longmont, the Longmont Times-Call reports. The ban passed on first reading by a vote of 4-3, with the final vote due to come in June. The trio opposed to the ban -- including Mayor Dennis Coombs -- wanted a moratorium instead. Colorado voters approved Amendment 64 in November. The new law gives adults the right to possess small amounts of the drug, but it also gives local governments the authority to decide whether to allow…
5. Dana Crawford mansion available for $3.95M
   The Denver mansion Dana Crawford purchased in 1967 for $41,000 is on the market for $3.95 million, Inside Real Estate News reports. Crawford, who's probably the best known historic preservationist in Denver, sold the seven-bedroom home at 685 Emerson St. to her son, Jack, in 1991. After Dana Crawford and her husband purchased the home, they removed the apartments that had been added and restored the house to its former grandeur. The house was built in 1904 and measures more than 10,000 square feet.…