Tuesday’s Headlines 12/1/20

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 Metro News

  • City starts clearing large encampment near Crossroads shelter in Five Points (Denverite)
  • Days Left Until Denver’s First Dedicated Homeless Campsite Opens (CBS4)
  • 12 Denver Restaurants With Innovative Outdoor Seating From Greenhouses To Igloos (303 Magazine)
  • Denver Air Quality Index: 8 a.m.: 51 (Moderate). Yesterday’s max: 48 (Good).

Centennial State & Beyond

  • Uber made big promises in Kenya. Drivers say it’s ruined their lives. (NBC)
  • The Indoorification of Outdoor Dining (CityLab)
  • What Would Providing Every City with High-Quality, Zero-Emissions Public Transportation Look Like? (Urban Institute)

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Monday’s Headlines 11/30/20

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From Streetsblog

Metro News

  • Denver tries a new approach at large encampments to help people experiencing homelessness (Denverite)
  • New Denver Health Mural Pays Tribute To Frontline Workers (CBS4)
  • How Denver Got Its Climate Sales Tax — And What Happens Next (CPR)
  • Snowstorm destroys outdoor dining tents for restaurants, delivering major setback (Fox31)
  • Denver Air Quality Index: 8 a.m.: 42 (Good). Yesterday’s max: 49 (Good).

Centennial State & Beyond

  • The Election of A War Veteran in Colorado Puts Wheelchair Access Front And Center At The Capitol (CPR)
  • Transit Agencies Fight to Survive While Addressing Transit Equity Issues (NextCity)
  • What the M.T.A.’s ‘Doomsday’ Cuts Would Actually Look Like (The New York Times)

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Tuesday’s Headlines 11/24/20

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 Metro News

  • 39th Avenue Greenway Opens In Cole & Clayton Neighborhoods (CBS4)
  • Denver Nuggets’ Jamal Murray Doesn’t Own A Car: ‘I’m Just A Little Bit Different’ (CBS4)
  • Denver airport unveils scaled-down plans to finish Great Hall terminal renovation (Denver Post)
  • Homes and businesses will replace parking lots, a Burger King and a strip mall on West Colfax (Denverite)
  • Plans for the future of Tom’s Diner preserve the past (9News)
  • Denver Air Quality Index: 8 a.m.: 62 (Moderate). Yesterday’s max: 77 (Moderate).

Centennial State & Beyond

  • It’s Too Soon To Say If Colorado Will Follow California And Ban New Gas Car Sales (But They Might Not Have To) (CPR)
  • Why Europe Is Slowing Down (CityLab)

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Monday’s Headlines 11/23/20

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Traffic Violence

  • Pedestrian dies after being hit by driver car in north Denver (Denver Post)

From Streetsblog

 Metro News

  • What Makes Outdoor Dining Safer Than Indoor Dining? (CBS4)
  • Denver’s first sanctioned camp sites will open in Capitol Hill church parking lots early next month (Denverite)
  • Denver Air Quality Index: 8 a.m.: 55 (Moderate). Yesterday’s max: 60 (Moderate).

Centennial State & Beyond

  • CDOT Winds Up For I-70 Floyd Hill Rebuild, But Costs Remain A Steep Climb (CPR)
  • Amid Crisis, a Renaissance for Street Art (CityLab)
  • Electric Scooters Are Now Legal in New York. But Are They Safe? (The New York Times)

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Friday’s Headlines & Traffic Violence Report 11/20/20

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Traffic Violence

From Streetsblog

 Metro News

  • Denver auditor: Sidewalk repair program is decades behind schedule, not designed for ADA compliance (Channel7)
  • Some Residents Push For Denver’s ‘Shared Streets’ Program To Become Permanent (CBS4)
  • SUV left blocking South Platte River trail bridge in Denver (9News)
  • Help is available for west Denver homeowners struggling to stay in their homes (Denverite)
  • Colfax Marathon Rescheduled For October 2021 (CBS4)
  • Denver Air Quality Index: 8 a.m.: 38 (Good). Yesterday’s max: 77 (Moderate).

Centennial State & Beyond

  • Severe Transit Cuts Would Cripple U.S. Economy, Experts Warn (CityLab)
  • American suburbs are about to look more like European cities (Fast Company)

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