The Colorado Coalition for the Homeless Manages Nearly 2,000 Homes. That’s Not Enough
The organization has grown to a large property owner.
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Safe-Camping Site on West Eighth Avenue Won’t Reopen After Fire
Individuals displaced by the fires are staying at other safe-camping sites.
Habitat for Humanity of Metro Denver Is Building for the Future
“That house really changed our lives.”
Lawyer Warns Denver It’s Violating Terms of Sweeps Settlement Agreement
Andy McNulty sent the city a letter itemizing violations.
The Five Best and Five Worst Places to Walk in Denver
Jonathan Stalls’s favorite spot is City Park.
Metro Denver Politicians Study Homelessness Solutions in Houston
Is metro cooperation key?
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Poverty-Fighting CrossPurpose Opens Second Location in Englewood
The organization is leasing the space at no-cost for ten years.
Stuck on Colorado? Add Affinity Icons to Your Digital ID
How about a fish? A snowflake?
Colorado Tenants Help Disrupt Corporate Landlord Conference in D.C.
They joined activists to disrupt the National Multifamily Housing Council conference.
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Cambiando de Escenario: Amanda Sandoval Has Watched Northwest Denver Change…Fast
A lifelong resident, the Denver City Council rep for District 1 has seen the sad results of growth.
Seven Major Takeaways From Mayor Michael Hancock’s Final Proposed Budget
It’s a numbers game.
Colorado Republicans and Abortion: No Longer So Loud and Proud?
One hopeful removed abortion positions from her website.
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Nightclub Operator Valentes Corleons Running for Denver Mayor
His campaign watch party should be a fun one.
Denver Area Politicians Heading to Houston to Study Its Approach to Homelessness
Denver City Council members Candi CdeBaca and Chris Hinds are on the trip.
WQCC Rules in Favor of Restoring Protections to South Platte, Clear Creek
The Water Quality Control Commission ruled that its previous decision was inconsistent with regulations.
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Jaywalking Is Illegal in Denver. Is It Time to Change That Law?
The city is out of step with the state.
South Platte River Surfers Want Updated Colorado Water Plan to Go With the Flow
The original dates from 2015, and demands and desires have changed since then.
Denver Will Try to Put Brakes on Speeding Scooters
The new ideas include automatic slow-downs.
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Quality Inn Residents Protesting End of City’s Lease With Motel
They learned last week they must be out by September 16.
Five Points Has Soul Street, but Still No Common Consumption Area
“It’s not a trash pit back there. It’s a big, beautiful, vibrant place.”
Denver City Council Will Vote on Two More Election Proposals Tonight
Kendra Black’s committee came up with four proposals; one was delayed until after the election.
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Congress Park Residents Raise a Stink Over Trash Removal
They’re taking it to the streets.