Yesterday began with the promise of hope and change. After all, there was an election in Denver that offered so many possibilities. It would have been a natural to post about that today. That didn't happen because of what occurred around 2 p.m. yesterday. The day became about death and injuries – another school shooting …
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The bottom line? When it comes to voting close to home, we need to do better. You have nothing to lose, and a lot to gain. Your ballot must be submitted by 7 p.m. tomorrow, May 7. It’s too late to mail in your ballot, but the material that accompanied your ballot lists the locations …
Every May, preservation and civic organizations mark the importance of preserving buildings and spaces that tell the story of a city, town or state. Denver’s extraordinary growth has challenged how to protect places that give the city character, that remember the history of how the city grew and changed, and that honor important and well-designed …
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