Tuesday’s Headlines 7/6/2021: Lots of news to follow the long weekend
Denver, RTD, and the Metro Area Pedestrian hit, killed by bus in Denver little information has been released (9 News) Reasons To Love Denver 2021: Streets For The People (Daily Colorado News) How Denver’s harsh winters are wreaking havoc on the RTD’s oldest rail lines (Denverite) Denver’s Inspiration Level Park Will Get New Playground, Picnic … Continued
11:57 AM GMT-0700 on July 6, 2021
Denver, RTD, and the Metro Area
- Pedestrian hit, killed by bus in Denver little information has been released (9 News)
- Reasons To Love Denver 2021: Streets For The People (Daily Colorado News)
- How Denver’s harsh winters are wreaking havoc on the RTD’s oldest rail lines (Denverite)
- Denver’s Inspiration Level Park Will Get New Playground, Picnic Space With Shadow Pavilion (Daily Colorado News)
- RTD warns of delays on H and R lines due to maintenance (Denver Post)
- Capitol Hill residents fencing off parkways to keep homeless away from properties (KDVR)
- House bill includes money RTD urgently needs for track upgrades (RT&S)
- Denver Air Quality Index: 9 a.m.: 44 (Good). Yesterday’s max: 61 (Moderate)
Centennial State
- Biking, walking trails could see benefits from proposed infrastructure bill (The Denver Channel)
- Add Road Salts To The Long List Of Things Killing Colorado Trees (Colorado Public Radio)
- SUV Crashes Into Pool Pump House In Jefferson County (CBS Denver)
- Gov. Polis signs climate bill, issues order affirming cap-and-trade opposition (Colorado Newsline)
- 3 fatal crashes over 4 days in Aurora (Sentinel Colorado)
- Frisco resident starts petition to restrict short-term rentals (Summit Daily)
- Colorado’s redistricting commissions are holding public hearings. Here’s where and how you can get involved. (The Colorado Sun)
- VIDEO: Deputies Searching For Road Rage Suspect Who Stopped In The Middle Of I-25 (CBS Local)
From Streetsblog
- Lots of Fireworks in Tuesday’s Headlines (Streetsblog USA)
- Multi-State Climate Plan Fails To Please All Advocates (Streetsblog USA)
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