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Denver NWSL announces it has record 10,000 season ticket deposits
Denver Post 08 Apr 2025
“This milestone showcases that our community is passionate about women’s professional soccer and what we are building in Denver and across the Front Range,” Denver NWSL controlling owner Rob Cohen said ... Originally Published ... Opinion.
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LI bridge enthusiasts say their partnerships can last for years (and sometimes lead to love)
Newsday 03 Apr 2025
Dori Cohen and Rob Gordon were partners in bridge long before they became partners in life ... Gordon, 73, was from the North Shore, Cohen, 60, from the South Shore, each married to other people and separated by a more than 12-year age gap.
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Denver NWSL team announces plans for training facility, stadium in Centennial
Denver Post 28 Mar 2025
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Denver NWSL team proposes partnership with Cherry Creek School District for stadium, training fields
Denver Post 25 Mar 2025
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DNA testing pioneer 23andMe files for bankruptcy as concerns mount over data privacy of 15M customers
New York Post 25 Mar 2025
Glenn Cohen highlighted these ... “I would love to see a space where people can get the information they want without feeling as though that information might put them at risk,” Cohen said.
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Denver NWSL team plans to build 14,500-seat stadium, entertainment district at Santa Fe Yards
Daily Camera 19 Mar 2025
“Our whole vision is to create a destination place that’s 365 days a year, 24 hours a day, seven days a week,” Denver NWSL controlling owner and governor Rob Cohen told The Denver Post.
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Denver National Women's Soccer League team announces historic new stadium
CBS News 18 Mar 2025
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston, the team's controlling owner Rob Cohen, NWSL Commissioner Jessica Berman and Managing Partner and Head of Investments at Project Level were part of making the announcement.
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Denver NWSL team plans to build 14,500-seat stadium, entertainment district
The Daily Democrat 18 Mar 2025
“Our whole vision is to create a destination place that’s 365 days a year, 24 hours a day, seven days a week,” Denver NWSL controlling owner and governor Rob Cohen told The Denver Post ... Cohen said.
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