🌱 Tennyson Street Is Dead + OnBeatVintage's Sustainable Fashion

Good day, people of Denver! It's me again, Brad K. Evans, your host of the Denver Daily.

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Tuesday's weather: Mostly cloudy. High: 55 Low: 26.

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Here are the top stories in Denver today:

1. The Tennyson Street we knew is dead. While there are still some charming spots in that part of town, as well as a significant number of the Italian and Hispanic families that have been there for generations, but things have definitely changed, including the cost. (Westword)
2. Even fashion can be sustainable. OnBeatVintage takes Denver by storm with rare and sustainable pieces, even their online orders are shipped in compostable packaging. (303 Magazine)
3. Bridge funding infrastructure money on the way to Colorado. With 481 bridges in poor condition across the state, Colorado is set to receive $45 million this year and an additional $225 million over five years as part of the program. (Newsline)
4. Better late than never. Did you know that more than 680,000 people in Colorado have left college without earning a degree? There's an effort underway for Colorado residents that have some college credits under their belt to cross the finish line in an effort to meet the state's workforce needs. The state launched the Finish What You Started program in 2021, set up to assist people to go back to school and complete their degree.(CPR)
5. It's been 20 years since snowboarders were finally allowed on Aspen Mountain. Prior to 2001, the arguments on Aspen Mountain was that snowboarders were dangerous, and brought with it the undesirable "knuckledragger" crowd. (CO Sun)

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Today in Denver:

• Women's Real Estate Investment Hour: Atlas Real Estate. (Noon)
• Preschool Time: Columbine Library (10:15 AM)
• The Best Concerts in Denver This Week (Westword)

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From my notebook:

• Denver Art Museum - Disruption: Works from the Vicki and Kent Logan Collection is now on view at the Denver Art Museum! "Disruption," a modern and contemporary art exhibition, presents about 50 artworks including paintings, sculptures, and photographs. (DAM)
• Dazzle Jazz almost closed during the pandemic. Now it's celebrating its 25th anniversary. (The Denver Post) May require a subscription.
• Community College of Denver is offering free tax help. (The Know)
• 6th Annual "No Show" Exhibit: at Bitfactory Gallery, opens on Jan. 21 (The Know)
• Call For Entries: The Animal Kingdom. (The Know)
• Month of Printmaking Launches 5th Biennial Celebration. The launch of 2022 programming that begins in January – but has a focus of events during March—the official month of all things print. (The Know)

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From my photo log: Sunday Denver Post from March 14, 1937, circulation 364,000

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Alrighty, you're all good for today! I'll see you back in your inbox tomorrow with a new update.

— Brad K. Evans