🌱 Waste No More On Ballot + RTD to Upgrade L Line + Denver's Taller

Welcome back, Denver! I'm here in your inbox per usual to get you caught up on everything you need to know about what's going on around town. Because community information is power! Today we'll cover:

• Denver is denser and taller than it was in 2010.
• RTD planning safety upgrades to L Line through Five Points.
• Flu season is here, doctors are suggesting everyone get a flu shot to minimize spread.

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Friday's weather: Decreasing clouds and chilly. High: 43 Low: 33.

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Here are the top stories in Denver today:

1. Ballot item that would add recycling requirements in Denver's apartment buildings seems like a sure thing. The Waste No More ballot item is designed to fill the gap for those living in apartment buildings, which frequently don't have access to recycling in their buildings. One of the problems with adding more recycling is that Denver is already buried with too much to recycle. (CO Sun)
2. RTD discusses shutting down the L line for two months. RTD is considering a plan to shut down a portion of the L Line along Welton Street this spring. The line is considered the transit agency rail's most dangerous corridor and will add additional safety items. (Local Today)
3. Denver has gotten taller and more dense since 2010. Over the past 10 years, Denver has been transforming into a taller, and denser version of itself. Denverite has dug into the assessor's records and charted a changing footprint of tall buildings within the city. (Denverite)
4. Doctors suggest getting flu shot to protect you from increased risk of bad influenza season. Minimizing the flu is easy. Get a shot. Local doctors are suggesting that one of the best ways to minimize the spread of the flu is to get a flu shot. (FOX31)
5. Not much of Denver's original Chinatown is left. Some hope to bring it back to life, even if it's with one restaurant at a time. Denver has not always been friendly to its cultural heritage, but advocates continue to work toward raising awareness about the historic community in Lower downtown. (5280)

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Today in Denver:

• Friday Open Studio at Lakewood Arts: 40 West Arts District. (Noon-5 p.m.)
• Modern Farm: Gina Smith Caswell at xx. (5-10 p.m.)
• Stitching in Time: Kathy Mitchell-Garton at CORE. (5-xx p.m.)
• EDGE Gallery: A cooperative installation by Wynne Reynolds, Faith (6 p.m.)
• Colfax Art Crawl: Día de los Muertos. (6 p.m.)
• Things to do: in Colorado this weekend, Nov. 4-6 (9News)

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From my notebook:

• Rental property leasing license requirements. Beginning on Jan. 1, 2023, all properties with more than one unit offered for rent for more than 30 days must have a residential rental license. It's a new city licensing requirement to eliminate slumlords. (Denver)
• Local artist creates "I Voted" sticker. Election Day is Nov. 8 and this year Denver Elections is proud to unveil the first "I Voted" sticker designed to include residents experiencing low or complete vision loss. The check out the artist, Chloe Duplessis' art work. (DuplessisArt)

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