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The Denver Gazette
The Denver Gazette
David Heitz
Non-binary gay couple: Denver homeless shelters make guests like them sleep apart
A non-binary gay couple claims Denver Rescue Mission and Aurora Navigation Campus homeless shelters do not allow same-sex couples to sleep near each other. Jim Goebelebecker, CEO of Advance Pathways, the non-profit which operates the Aurora shelter, flatly denied the allegations. “Advance Pathways is not a religious organization, and we don't separate the cots of gay men; they can sleep next to each other. I am not sure why they would be saying otherwise.”
CBS Colorado
Aurora investigators search for arson suspect in video before fires
Aurora fire investigators are offering a $60,000 reward and asking for the public's help in identifying an arson suspect captured on surveillance video before a fire destroyed five apartment buildings under construction nearly three years ago.
Vail Daily
Opinion | Flynn: Aurora Water’s plan for Wild Horse Reservoir should be rejected
One of my favorite water jokes is, What does the fish say when it hits the wall?. And that is exactly what I was thinking as I read Aurora Water’s application for additional Western Slope water. “Damn!”. Colorado’s rivers are facing unprecedented challenges. Climate change, prolonged drought, growing...
milehighcre.com
Alliance Residential Acquires Former Southglenn Macy’s
Alliance Residential Company has acquired the former Macy’s department store at The Streets at SouthGlenn in Centennial for $11 million and secured $82.2 million in construction financing for its planned redevelopment of the property. German commercial bank Helaba provided the construction loan for the proposed 358-unit multifamily development, which...
hoodline.com
Aurora Group Flips Luxury Condo Site Into 152 Affordable Homes With $2.8M Grant
A plot of land at 1310–1380 Yosemite Street in Aurora once slated for luxury townhomes starting at $600,000 is now headed toward a very different future. The East Colfax Community Collective has received a $2.8 million grant from a state affordable housing fund to acquire the 1.34-acre Ambience site and turn it into affordable housing and a community space, with the project expected to bring 152 housing units.