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Aurora lawmakers consider reducing and rearranging its city council committees
AURORA | City council is reducing and rearranging its council committees from nine to six in an effort to streamline lawmakers’ responsibilities. The city currently has nine council committees that cover different policy areas, including water, public safety, housing and parks and open space. The proposal would reduce the total number of committees and reorganize which committees oversee which policy priorities.
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FOX31 Denver
CDOT seeks feedback about sidewalks, intersections on Colorado Boulevard
The Colorado Department of Transportation announced this week they are looking for feedback from the public on improving a variety of things on Colorado Boulevard including sidewalks, bus stops and intersections.
sentinelcolorado.com
Aurora Mayor Coffman pursues data center moratorium amid calls for new regs, tax-break ban
AURORA | Aurora lawmakers are planning to continue tackling data center regulations at a city council study session and regular meeting on Monday. First, the council is set to discuss a proposed prohibition on tax incentives for data centers. The prohibition on future tax incentives for data centers was proposed...
coloradotimesrecorder.com
Organizing an Upset: A Talk with Melat Kiros’ Organizing Director
Last night, Denver voters brought home an electoral upset first put in motion more than four months ago. In the June 30 primary election for Colorado’s overwhelmingly Democratic 1st Congressional District, democratic socialist newcomer Melat Kiros defeated 30-year-incumbent Congresswoman Diana DeGette by double digits. Last night, as general election ballots were tallied, the voters of Denver made official what was already a fait accompli: Kiros will represent Denver in Congress.
denver7.com
Aurora voters reject every measure in Build Up Aurora bond package, stalling key infrastructure projects
AURORA, Colo. — The crumbling Peoria Street bridge may stay the way it is after Aurora voters rejected every measure in the Build Up Aurora bond package on election night. More than half of voters turned down all three measures, which would have funded public safety, infrastructure and community facility improvements. Measure 3B, for police and fire station improvements, drew the most "no" votes at 60%.
The Denver Gazette
DPS board plans vacancy search, mulls merging closure, boundary rules
The Denver Public Schools Board of Education met Thursday evening to further discuss combining two policies about school consolidations and enrollment boundaries, and next steps for filling a vacant board seat, among other topics. Thursday’s meeting came as members prepare to hold a series of sessions in the coming days and weeks to fill a […]
David Heitz
Yahoo!
Westword
Lauren Boebert losing by a slim margin early Wednesday morning
From the stories making headlines to the restaurants, music and culture that make Denver one of a kind, Westword is there. Help us raise $50,000 by December 31 to keep independent local journalism going strong in 2027. Wake up, Colorado! Colorado’s Beetlejuice may be sent back to the Netherworld waiting...
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Nobody Leaves Hungry From The Breakfast Platters At Dozens In Denver
Downtown Denver wakes up early, and one small breakfast spot has been ready for it for years. The doors open at 7 in the morning on most days, and by 2 in the afternoon the grill is done. In between, plates go out loaded with omelets, waffles, biscuits and gravy,...
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You Could Spend An Entire Afternoon Getting Lost In This Rural Colorado Fabric Outlet
There’s a bright teal building sitting along the eastern plains of Colorado that has absolutely no business being as wonderful as it is. The Quilted Heart in Limon, Colorado is the kind of place that makes you stop mid-sentence and say, “Wait, this is real?”. Now, if you’ve...
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New Mom School opens first Colorado locations in Denver and Aurora
Over 120 mothers on waitlist before Denver opening. A national postpartum education and community network is opening its first two Colorado locations to support mothers through their first year of parenthood. New Mom School brings structured weekly cohorts, expert-led guidance and peer connection to mothers throughout the region. “Motherhood is...
Westword
Denver arts event just named world’s best festival for the third year in a row
From the stories making headlines to the restaurants, music and culture that make Denver one of a kind, Westword is there. Help us raise $50,000 by December 31 to keep independent local journalism going strong in 2027. For the third year in a row, the Cherry Creek Arts Festival has...