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Tuesday’s Headlines 7/27/21: Prairie dogs > parking

Denver, RTD, and the Metro Area Neighbors worry plan to develop parking lot will wipe out prairie dog colony (The Denver Channel) Denver police investigate fatal crash at Sixth Avenue and Kalamath Street (The Denver Post) Denver weather: More hot temperatures, poor air quality (The Denver Gazette) Reducing air pollution can lower Alzheimer’s, dementia risk, … Continued

Denver, RTD, and the Metro Area

  • Neighbors worry plan to develop parking lot will wipe out prairie dog colony (The Denver Channel)
  • Denver police investigate fatal crash at Sixth Avenue and Kalamath Street (The Denver Post)
  • Denver weather: More hot temperatures, poor air quality (The Denver Gazette)
  • Reducing air pollution can lower Alzheimer’s, dementia risk, study finds (Fox 31)
  • These ozone reducing steps really work and they pretty much all involve not driving (9 News)
  • Denver Air Quality Index: 9 a.m.: 64 (Moderate). Yesterday’s max: 154 (Unhealthy)

Centennial State

  • CDOT reminds drivers to share the road with motorcyclists (Western Slope Now)
  • CDOT shares crash-survivor stories to promote buckling up (Fox 31)

From Streetsblog

  • New York Jets Asst. Coach Greg Knapp Killed by Driver, Media Calls It an ‘Accident’ (Streetsblog USA)
  • Tuesday’s Headlines Are Faster Than a Speeding Bus (Streetsblog USA)

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