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Where to dispose of fallen leaves in the Denver Metro
The lights inside Jack-o'-Lanterns are flickering out, and the autumn colors that once lit up Denver's skyline are fading. If the leaves are piling up in your yard, here are some places to dispose of fallen leaves in the Denver Metro.
The Center Square
clearcreekcourant.com
Golden trying to fix ‘atrocious’ behavior along creek
After the unusual and — to a certain degree — chaotic summer along Clear Creek, many in Golden are wondering what’s in store for next year. Between this summer’s drought, the extended tubing season and major heatwaves, city officials said the 2026 creek season brought many new challenges.
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The Denver Gazette
Denver shifts even more left. Now what? | Analysis
Denver voters sent a message. Now comes the hard part. Denver voters delivered a sweeping endorsement of progressive candidates and policies Tuesday, electing a progressive to City Council and approving a slate of ballot measures ranging from worker protections to higher school taxes and a ban on foie gras. For some political observers, the results […]
hoodline.com
Denver Padlocks Park Hill Restaurant Over $5,000, Then Reverses Hours Later
City workers and a locksmith showed up at Ruby’s Good Shoes in Northeast Park Hill on Wednesday, served a warrant, and gave owner Hasena Williams just 30 minutes to wrap up orders and send her staff home before locking the doors over roughly $5,000 the city said she owed. About 20 diners were still eating when the tax compliance enforcers arrived. Hours later, the city reversed course and let the restaurant reopen.
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CBS Colorado
Alterra's move to former Denver Post Building could face costly hurdle
Alterra Mountain Company's planned move into the former Denver Post building downtown could be more complicated than city officials have indicated, with the company's current landlord warning that the relocation could trigger millions of dollars in additional financial obligations.
sentinelcolorado.com
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.
hoodline.com
Denver Christmas Show Returns This Weekend With 300-Plus Vendors and Santa
The Denver Christmas Show opens this Friday at the Livestock Center at the National Western Center, kicking off a three-day holiday market packed with gifts, crafts, food, and a visit from Santa Claus. The show runs November 6 through November 8, 2026, and is expected to bring in more than 300 local and regional vendors for Denver shoppers looking to get a jump on their holiday lists.
lawweekcolorado.com
Denver, Jefferson and Boulder counties host warrant clearing event
The First Judicial District will host another Fresh Start warrant resolution event this Saturday, November 7, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Jefferson County Administration and Courts Facility in Golden. Individuals with active warrants for nonviolent, low-level offenses in Gilpin or Jefferson counties will have an opportunity to...
CBS Colorado
Denver LeafDrop sites open for fallen leaves, pumpkins to become compost
After raking up those leaves and clearing the porch of any leftover Jack-o'-lanterns, people living in the Denver metro area can take them to a LeafDrop site where the organic material will be turned into compost.
Yahoo!
Colorado nonprofit offers 80,000 pounds of free potatoes — visitors claim 42,000 pounds in under an hour
A Denver nonprofit gave away 80,000 pounds of potatoes to reduce food waste while helping households facing high grocery costs. We Don't Waste called the event Potatopalooza, and visitors could take home as many potatoes as they wanted. Here's what to know. The food-rescue organization opened its Park Hill warehouse...
David Heitz
Human waste behind ‘every slightly private bush’ in Golden Triangle, resident says
A resident of Denver’s Golden Triangle told the City Council Monday there is human waste behind “every slightly private bush” in her neighborhood. Janice Schuh also expressed her displeasure of reports a methadone clinic is planned for Broadway and that “a harm reduction establishment having to relocate will consider joining them.” She pleaded with the council to impose a Good Neighbor Agreement on the organizations. “The Golden Triangle has a lot of drug users as it is,” Schuh said. “I have seen many people getting high on Broadway. They turn their bodies to the walls and proceed to take their drugs. I pick up trash most Saturdays in the Golden Triangle area and I’ve found syringes, many, many scraps of foil, indicating drug use, and of course plenty of other trash.