What's up Denver! Let's start this morning right by getting caught up on what's going on around town. Keep reading to stay in the loop. βοΈοΈ
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Today's riddle: When geese fly, one side is longer than the other. do you know why that is ? π€ (Answer below!)
1. Northeast Denver homeless shelter plans have neighbors feeling 'fatigue' (denver7.com) β Plans for two new homeless shelters in northeast Denver, including a 20-family site on Columbine Street, have some Clayton and Elyria-Swansea neighbors feeling overburdened by the city's homelessness response. Residents and Council Member Darrell Watson are pushing for more equitable distribution of shelters citywide while still trying to meet urgent winter needs for hundreds of unhoused families.
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2. Denver residents go 6 months without mail after USPS suspends service to housing complex (kdvr.com) β Residents of the Vesty Park community in west Denver have gone six months without regular USPS mail delivery after the Postal Service suspended service over safety and access concerns. Until new secure cluster mailboxes are installed, neighbors must travel to the post office for every letter and package, a major burden for residents without cars or with mobility challenges.
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3. Denver, Colorado: Student Reportedly Assaulted at Ashley Elementary School; Air Medical Personnel Dispatched (richlandtoday.com) β A student at Ashley Elementary School in Denver was reportedly assaulted around midday, prompting a police response and a request for air medical personnel, according to preliminary dispatch information. Details about what happened and the student's condition remain unconfirmed, and officials have not yet released a full account, leaving many Denver parents and neighbors waiting for verified updates.
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4. Denver advances police station rebuild as Colfax leaders push for more housing (9news.com) β Denver is advancing a $68.2 million plan to rebuild the deteriorating District 6 police station near Colfax, while local business leaders push to reserve more of the block for future housing. The project, partly funded by the Elevate Denver bond, would add a large parking garage and demolish a neighboring building, sparking debate over whether the city is sacrificing long-term housing potential for police facilities.
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5. Dylan Scott is bringing his 'Dear Big City Tour' to Denver's Mission Ballroom in February (kygo.com) β Dylan Scott is set to bring his "Dear Big City Tour" to Denver's Mission Ballroom on Wednesday, February 18, 2027, giving local country fans a big winter show to plan for. Presales start today, with general tickets available September 25, and the tour's strong setlist and popular openers should make this midweek concert a major draw for Denver music lovers.
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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: because there are more geese on that side (Thank you jo L. for sending it in!)
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