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For Denver to maintain and improve our high quality of life, inclusive of residents of all backgrounds and sustainable for future generations, we must ensure there is a balance between housing people …
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Councilmember Robin Kniech |
2/6/19 12:09 PM
Denver residents and University of Denver students, faculty and staff will have to find new ways to make the first or last mile transit connections following the announcement that urban transport …
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On the lawn of Civic Center Park, Councilmember Deborah Ortega held up a colorful piece of thin metal that had been cut to look like a person during a pop-up art event. A number of the metal cutouts …
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Staff Report |
12/6/18 02:12 PM
The early Denver leaders envisioned a city that was a “city in a park.” As part of the City Beautiful movement lead by Mayor Robert Speer in the early 1900s, these early leaders set the …
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Councilmember Jolon Clark |
12/6/18 01:08 PM
Our economy is booming, and the new construction to bring additional housing, office space and retail businesses is clearly evident in this boom. However, the negative impacts of these projects have …
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Wayne New |
11/7/18 02:26 PM
For years, Taylor Nelson would load dogs Ozzie and Titan into his car, start the engine and embark on his half-hour daily commute. Except he wasn't commuting to work — he was going to the dog park. …
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Casey Van Divier
Special to Colorado Community Media |
10/3/18 04:11 PM
As a public servant I’m only as effective as my ability to listen to constituents and must lead with neighbors’ voices echoing in my mind as I make decisions. That is why each year before the …
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Albus Brooks |
10/3/18 03:54 PM
Superfly, a New York-based festival producer, has had its eyes on Denver as the setting for its latest project for the past five years. This month, those dreams become reality when Grandoozy opens at …
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Kailyn Lamb |
9/5/18 11:28 AM
The Denver City Council, led by Councilman Jolon Clark, has a measure on the November ballot which would generate $46 million a year for parks. This would entail raising the city sales tax from 3.65 …
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9/5/18 10:56 AM
The Denver City Charter does not give city council the authority to independently contract for legal and other professional services. Two incidences in the past year have convinced me that the …
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Councilmember Deborah Ortega |
9/5/18 10:44 AM
