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Readers: If you’re young, you can party downtown. And if you’re older…?

Hush founder Michael Olsen's attempt to get a liquor license for 250 Steele Street -- where he'd like to open a more adult version of Hush, geared to the Cherry Creek crowd, in the former home of Tambien -- has met with some opposition, leading to a many-hour-long hearing last...
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Hush founder Michael Olsen’s attempt to get a liquor license for 250 Steele Street — where he’d like to open a more adult version of Hush, geared to the Cherry Creek crowd, in the former home of Tambien — has met with some opposition, leading to a many-hour-long hearing last Friday and comments such as this from JC:

I have no desire in seeing the downtown party crowd being enticed to a predominantly residential neighborhood.

Then again, there’s plenty of demand for a dance club for older patrons. Witness this post from dennish:

Where in the metro area is a good bar with a danceable combo for people over 60? Or do we have to move to Manhattan??

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Look for a decision on Olsen’s license application for 250 Steele in the next two weeks.

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