A 2016 legislative session some have termed “do-nothing” will nevertheless foreshadow big changes for northeast Denver.
Denver News
A Line Train Horns to Sound for Several More Months
RTD estimates that problems with the Positive Train Control (PTC) system will require that horns for both the new commuter rail line and the pre-existing freight trains will continue to sound for at least three to four more months.
Highlights of Our Legislators’ Bills
Read a brief summary of four bills for each of NE Denver’s legislators that were sent to or signed by the governor (unless otherwise noted).
Denver Public Schools (DPS) Appoints New Board Member
Rachele Espiritu has been appointed by board president Anne Rowe to represent northeast Denver, replacing former board member Landri Taylor, until the fall of 2017.
A Line Opens to Crowds and Festivities
With train horns adding to the festive scene, thousands greeted the arrival of commuter rail at the Central Park Blvd. (CPB) station on Saturday, April 23.
Staycation at DIA
A train/hotel combination gives local residents a new staycation option: travel the A-line commuter rail train to the new Westin DIA.
Denver Water Sets New Rate Structure
A new rate structure will be reflected on bills for any meter read on or after April 1, meaning meters read in early April, for example, will include water use from days in March.
New Tiger Exhibit to Roar in Summer 2016
The Denver Zoo announced it will have a brand new Amur Tiger exhibit opening this summer.
Inspiring Youth to Go Outside
A new five-year, $25-million program will inspire kids to get outdoors and be the next generation of nature stewards.
Legislators explain why budget is such a big concern when revenue is growing
Without exception, the state budget is the top concern of our northeast area legislators. Because of Colorado’s fiscal Gordian knot, the legislature’s focus will be on what further cuts to make despite healthy state revenues.
LA Has Hollywood, NY Has Times Square, Denver Has the Stock Show
The National Western Stock Show celebrates the Old West, offering something for both adults and kids.
The Future of the National Western Center
Preview plans for the National Western Center.









