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While Blueprint Denver sets overarching planning and development goals for the city, small area and neighborhood plans are more focused efforts in specific communities. The city split Denver into 19 regions; one of the current […]
Northwest Denver City Councilwoman Amanda Sandoval hosted two community meetings Feb. 27 and March 3 to discuss a proposed conservation overlay district in the works for the Harkness Heights neighborhood, a small community within the […]
This year, Colorado will have a presidential primary, partisan caucuses and then another primary for all state level and local partisan races. Confused? You’re not alone. In North Denver, both Democratic and Republican officials are […]
While most Denver City Council members didn’t raise much money after their elections in the spring, a few took advantage of the last chance to raise from corporate donors and at higher limits than they […]
Both major parties caucus on Saturday, March 7. Unlike elections where voters can use any voting center, caucus attendees must attend the correct location for their precinct. Democrats and Republicans have different locations. In order […]
With the cost of living continuing to grow and affordable housing at a premium in Denver, it makes sense that residents would consider living arrangements in which multiple roommates could share expenses. But Denver’s definition […]
A marathon public hearing Feb. 10 ended with Denver City Council narrowly repealing the 30-year ban on pit bulls by a vote of 7-4. Those speaking in favor and against were roughly matched during public […]
Without enough drivers to maintain its current routes and schedule, the Regional Transportation District (RTD) is considering closing some routes entirely and reducing the frequency of others. At the same time, both Democratic and Republican […]
When you think of historic districts in North Denver, you likely think of Potter Highlands, Packard’s Hill, or one of the other neighborhoods designated as having historical importance. Not every historic district is an entire […]
Newly elected Denver School Board Member Tay Anderson has been working at North High School, but will be leaving soon to avoid a perceived conflict of interest. “I think this is an opportunity for North […]
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