🌱 DPS Won't Close As Many Schools + Cloud Seeding Plan Proceeds

Good morning, Denver! It's me, Brad K. Evans, your host of the Daily. Keep reading to find out the most important things happening around town. Today we have these stories and more:

• Cloud seeding program may expand to deal with climate change and drought.
• Release of TABOR funds for affordable housing approved by voters.
• Denver Public School Board chops list of schools that were to be closed.

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Here are the top stories today in Denver:

1. A plan to expand cloud seeding in Colorado is taking shape. It's not a new thing, but with climate change wreaking havoc on traditional weather patterns, plans are shaping up to expand the practice in several areas of the state, all in hopes of reliving drought conditions. (CO Sun)
2. Denver Public School board chops list of school closures. DPS changes course and announces that the number of schools that the district would be recommending to be closed would be cut in half. (Local Today)
3. Voters approve release of TABOR refunds for affordable housing. The ballot item promises to deliver as many as 170,000 new affordable homes and rental units statewide over a ten year period. (KDVR)
4. Colorado's 3rd U.S. District is still a toss up. Incumbent congresswoman Lauren Boebert continues to hang on to a razor thin lead against Democratic challenger Adam Frisch. The last vote count released had the Boebert's lead down to 1,122 votes. (FOX 31)

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Today in Denver:

• Pack Mule Fitness: Hudson Public Library. (4:45 p.m.)
• Torchlight Readers' Society: Queer retelling of a classic tale. (5 p.m.)
• We hate movies: at Comedy Works. (8 p.m.)

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From my notebook:

• Denver Public Schools is looking for individuals to be more involved. Help improve DPS school buildings by serving on the 2020 Bond Oversight Committee. This board advises the school district on the effective, efficient and appropriate use of funds for the district's schools. (Denver Public Schools)
• Denver Fashion Week: Check out costume designer Kate Major's collection at MEOW WOLF. (303)

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Now you're in the loop and ready to start this Monday off right! See you all Tuesday morning for another update. — Brad K. Evans

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