Today’s Headlines
“Widening I-70 Is a Social Injustice. It’s Also Poor Urban Planning.” (DenPo) State Sen. Ray Scott Floats Bike Tax With No Discernible Goal for Transportation System (Politics) …And the Gazette Is Quick to Worship the Idea, Claiming “Cyclists Demand More Pavement” High Construction Costs May Dampen Bond-Funded Projects (Denverite) Golf Course Near 40th and Colorado … Continued
8:04 AM GMT-0700 on July 20, 2017
- “Widening I-70 Is a Social Injustice. It’s Also Poor Urban Planning.” (DenPo)
- State Sen. Ray Scott Floats Bike Tax With No Discernible Goal for Transportation System (Politics)
- …And the Gazette Is Quick to Worship the Idea, Claiming “Cyclists Demand More Pavement”
- High Construction Costs May Dampen Bond-Funded Projects (Denverite)
- Golf Course Near 40th and Colorado Station Will Be Redeveloped, But Into What? (BusinessDen)
- Aurora Enters 21st Century With First Parking Management Strategy, Near R-Line (DenPo)
- Englewood’s Portion of Broadway Is Booming and Bustling (Villager)
- DenPo: Downtown Westminster Could Be Front Range’s Next “Urban Hub”
- CDOT Raising Toll Rates on I-25, U.S. 36 (CBS4)
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