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Denver considers improving rehab unit at Denver Cares for $675,000
The Denver City Council will consider Monday spending $675,000 to improve the rehab unit at Denver Cares, which is operated by Denver Health. The coordinated recovery and treatment center will meet high standards of care known as level 3.5. “This project is both a capital modernization effort and a regulatory compliance initiative, with completion targeted ahead of the July 1, 2027, compliance deadline,” according to a memo from city staff to council. “Major activities include facility design and planning, renovation of aging infrastructure, and modernization of floor plans, HVAC, and plumbing, to enhance safety, accessibility, privacy, and infection prevention activities. Improvements will support trauma-informed and responsive treatment environments intended to effectively meet the needs of patients and increase capacity for evidence-based opioid use disorder services.”
The Denver Gazette
Denver area events for Nov. 8
If you have an event taking place in the Denver area, email information to carlotta.olson@gazette.com at least two weeks in advance. All events are listed in the calendar on space availability. Sunday Denver Broncos vs. Carolina Panthers Watch Party — Kickoff at 11 a.m., McGregor Square, 1901 Wazee St., Denver, first-come, first-served; mcgregorsquare.com. Urban Holiday Market — […]
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Girls Volleyball: Qualifiers Set For 2026 State Championships
AURORA – The field is set for the 2026 Girls Volleyball State Championships. All 60 regions wrapped up this weekend, and the 12 region winners in each class advance to state, Thursday through Saturday, Nov. 12–14, at the Denver Coliseum. State brackets will be posted Sunday morning, Nov....
The Denver Gazette
Hope and consequences: Step Springs’ formula works | Vince Bzdek
Step One: Sobriety One year ago, Robert Loftin was living in the shadows. “I was suicidal, addicted to methamphetamines, ready to give up on life,” he told me. He lived in his car and was arrested for drug possession. He had tried programs to get sober and off the street, but they didn’t take. “I […]
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The Coloradoan
These Northern Colorado teams made CHSAA state volleyball tournament
Northern Colorado will have a big contingent at the CHSAA state volleyball tournament (Nov. 12-14) down at the Denver Coliseum. Led by four Fort Collins-area squads, double-digit NoCo teams won regionals across four classifications to make state. Several regulars are making their return. That includes defending state champ University, semifinal regulars Fossil Ridge and Windsor, and Timnath for the third time in four years. Rocky Mountain has its first state bid in eight years . Timnath rolls through regional for state return The Cubs are back at state after rolling through their Class 4A home regional in a pair of straight-set wins. No. 8 Timnath dispatched No. 29 Fort Morgan 3-0 (25-18, 25-14, 25-20) and then handled No. 17 Glenwood Springs 25-19, 25-13, 25-16 in a Nov. 6 regional final sweep. After making consecutive state tournaments in 2023 and 2024, Timnath returns to state after a strong 21-4 campaign that included a 10-0 conference title. It's another impressive season for the Cubs, especially for a fairly young team anchored by senior standouts Jersey McCollum and Sage Raymond and Ale' James, the program's only head coach in its five-year history. View this post on Instagram Windsor wins home regional The Wizards
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Golden boys soccer topples rival Evergreen to advance to 4A state semifinals
ARVADA — Golden senior goalie Grady Peters made his final game played on the pitch at the North Area Athletic Complex a memorable one. Peters made save-after-save in the second half to allow the Demons to preserve a 1-0 victory in the Class 4A state quarterfinal against 4A Jeffco League rival Evergreen on Saturday night.
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This DU professor is using debate as a tool to fight deep political divides
One of the first lessons Darrin Hicks teaches his students as they prepare to debate is that a debate is not some kind of competition, or game to be won. Despite the political debates-turned-sparring matches that students have become accustomed to watching, with insults often flying in both directions, Hicks instructs students to focus on constructing their best ideas. Not tearing down their opponent.
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Denver Post
Cirque Musica Holiday Wonderland Is Bringing a Little Extra Magic to Denver This December
Looking for a holiday outing that will make the whole family say wow? Add Cirque Musica Holiday Wonderland to your December plans. This all-new production is bringing holiday music, jaw-dropping acrobatics and plenty of wintertime wonder to Denver for one special night. On Wednesday, December 16, the show takes over...
The Denver Gazette
Christmas cheer, charity and champagne fill Denver’s Brown Palace
Though it is still early November, Denver’s Christmas season got off to a bubbly start Sunday. The 38th annual Champagne Cascade at downtown Denver’s Brown Palace Hotel ushered in the start of the holiday season. With the first sellout in five years, the hotel expected Sunday’s event to surpass the previous fundraising record, set last […]
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Arvada Arcade Bar Secret Level Levels Up With 15 New Wing Flavors
Secret Level, the arcade bar tucked into Arvada's historic district, is adding a whole new reason to linger between rounds of pinball: a 15-flavor wing menu called Side Quest Wings. The new offering is available inside Secret Level's Olde Town barcade at 5711 Olde Wadsworth Boulevard, giving regulars a far deeper food lineup than the chicken chunks and handful of sides the bar opened with back in 2023.