Funds from measures 2A thru 2G would go toward maintaining and repairing Denver’s infrastructure before it breaks down. The best part: we can do this and keep your tax rates the same.
Mayor Says “Vote Yes” on Denver Bond Questions
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Politics
Discussion about Stapleton Name Continues
A group of neighbors working on issues relating to racial and economic justice has identified #ChangeTheNameStapleton as the current focus of their efforts.
Front Porch Election Information
Register by October 30. Ballots will be mailed to all registered voters starting October 16. Ballot drop-off boxes open November 3.
Who was Ben Stapleton?
Activists have recently inundated community meetings urging the removal of the name Stapleton from the neighborhood due to Mayor Benjamin F. Stapleton’s Klan ties during the 1920s.
Choosing A School Board Representative
Have you heard? There’s a school board election coming up next month—time to start paying attention.
Vote in 7 Categories on the Denver Bond
Total Bond $937.42 Million*
Editorial: Meet CORA — A Citizen’s Best Friend
If you want to be an informed citizen but can’t go to all the public meetings and track down all the public documents, you’ll be happy to know the Colorado legislature has taken a step that will help you.
“Choice” A complex election issue
In the upcoming school board election, voters will choose representatives to make decisions that will drive DPS policy in the future.
Editorial: Navigating in Uncharted Territory
We, like the majority of our nation, were shocked and horrified to see overt Nazi symbolism in the streets of Charlottesville, Virginia.
A Letter from Our Community Leaders
We are deeply disturbed by the escalation of hateful sentiment and shocked and horrified by the events in Charlottesville, Virginia.
Face to Face with Human Rights Issues
Fazal Sheikh’s portraits convey more than just faces; they tell the stories of people surviving and triumphing over unimaginable hardships.
Mayor Hancock Gives State of City Speech at Hiawatha Davis Rec.
A standing-room-only crowd came to Hiawatha Davis Jr. Recreation Center in Park Hill to hear Mayor Michael Hancock’s State of the City speech on July 10.
