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Community Issues
Focus on Affordable Housing Intensifies
Mayor Hancock says Denver has a housing crisis.
Reach Out and Read Colorado Announces New Executive Director
The Board of Directors of Reach Out and Read has announced that Stapleton resident Meredith Hintze is their new Executive Director.
DSST’s Bill Kurtz Named to Charter Schools’ Hall of Fame
DSST Public Schools has the best partnership in the country with the public school system, says Nina Rees, president and CEO of the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools.
Westerly Creek Metro District Board Forms Strategic Planning Committee
At its June meeting, the Westerly Creek Metro District (WCMD) formed a District Strategic Planning Committee “to better guide this board into the future”, in the words of David Ungemah who was appointed committee chair.
Op-Ed: How the DEA should classify pot
Marijuana has been a Schedule I narcotic since 1970.
Stapleton Demographics Are “Not Average”
State Demographer Elizabeth Garner summed up her presentation on Stapleton demographics by saying, “We are definitely not close to average.”
Kid Entrepreneurs
“We see kids who really have a strong desire to achieve – it’s almost as if it’s in their DNA,” says Richard Martinez, president and CEO at Young Americans Center for Financial Education.
Red in a Sea of Blue: Republicans in NE Denver
I’m With Her! Feel the Bern! In NE Denver, Democrats are comfortable supporting their chosen candidates and sharing their views.
The Passion for Local Food
In the alleys, gardens, schoolyards and shared plots of NE Denver, fresh local food is taking root.
Delays Still Plague A-Line
For the first half of June, the University of Colorado A line averaged three trains a day with delays exceeding 15 minutes.
This Is What A Hero Looks Like
Park Hill resident Kyra Kaviani wants you to know what a hero looks like to survivors of child abuse.
