Thursday’s Headlines 7/15/21: Denver’s sidewalks need a lot of help
From Streetsblog Denver’s sidewalks need a lot of help: Where do we start? (Streetsblog Denver) Sacre Bleu! It’s Thursday’s Headlines (Streetsblog USA) ‘Human Infrastructure’ Package Predicted to Offer Big EV Subsidies, Not Much For Other Modes (Streetsblog USA) Denver, RTD, and the Metro Area Littleton hit-and-run victim seeks justice, protection for others (Fox 31) Bike … Continued
9:02 AM GMT-0700 on July 15, 2021
From Streetsblog
- Denver’s sidewalks need a lot of help: Where do we start? (Streetsblog Denver)
- Sacre Bleu! It’s Thursday’s Headlines (Streetsblog USA)
- ‘Human Infrastructure’ Package Predicted to Offer Big EV Subsidies, Not Much For Other Modes (Streetsblog USA)
Denver, RTD, and the Metro Area
- Littleton hit-and-run victim seeks justice, protection for others (Fox 31)
- Bike thief nearly runs over neighbor [with an SUV] who catches her in the act (Fox 31)
- Denver mayor talks to Biden at the White House about infrastructure (The Denver Post)
- Women Who Hit Protester Acquitted of Assault, Convicted of Reckless Driving (Westword)
- Central Park is home to the latest city-backed affordable housing project: 132 condos near the RTD station (Denverite)
- DRCOG Transportation Advisory Committee (DRMAC)
- Bystanders step in to save a woman in a car that crashed into a canal (9 News)
- Denver opens 132 income-restricted condos in Central Park neighborhood (The Denver Gazette)
- Denver Closer To Transforming Hotel Into Housing For Homeless (CBS Denver)
- Denver Air Quality Index: 9 a.m.: 60 (Moderate). Yesterday’s max: 74 (Moderate)
Centennial State
- US 6 closed near Tunnel 1 after driver crashed into pedestrian, down embankment (The Denver Channel)
- City changing up downtown (Valley Courier)
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