Strip club a story of controversy, determination
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In other words, Cobb and his strippers finally won, but with a caveat — state liquor laws meant the exotic dancers had to pull up their underwear, changing the venue to topless only and requiring customers to be 21 or older.
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Jessica Peck Corry, a public policy analyst with the Independence Institute free-market think tank in Golden, wrote in a newspaper column two years ago that she found herself in the “strange position of cheering on the owner of a sleazy strip club.”
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She said the fact that the strip club hasn’t brought anarchy to the streets proves that “Boulder can sustain a vibrant, controversial retail and commercial sector.”
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Appelbaum said he doesn’t have any underlying problem with a strip club operating in the city, but thinks Boulder should fill the gaps in zoning codes that allowed Nitro Club to slip in so quickly and quietly.

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