Back on Track: Meet District E Representative Paul Rosenthal
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District E has a new representative: Paul Rosenthal, former state Representative and long-time public servant. Discover his priorities and plans for RTD.
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Thursday’s Headlines 11/5/20
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- Demonstrators gather in Denver as the presidential election remains undecided
- The George Floyd mural on Colfax was defaced twice in a month
- How VW’s Diesel Settlement Is Changing Fleets, From Schools to Seaports
Wednesday’s Headlines 11/4/20
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- How Will the RTD Board Respond to COVID-19?
- Denver voters approve pair of sales tax increases to fight climate change, tackle homelessness
- Uber and Lyft Drivers in California Will Remain Independent
Tuesday’s Headlines 11/3/20
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- Antiquated to Elevated: Over the River and Through the Roads, To Sun Valley We Go
- Larimer Square to be sold for first time in nearly 30 years
- 9 Ways Outdoor Dining Will Change The City
Antiquated to Elevated: Over the River and Through the Roads, To Sun Valley We Go
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When will the rest of 13th Avenue—the part not in downtown Denver; the part that actually gives people safe access to jobs, healthcare, schools, and leisure—get a desperately-needed infrastructure improvement?
Monday’s Headlines 11/2/20
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- Weekend Traffic Violence
- A new sign downtown recognizes Denver’s role in the lynching of a 15-year-old boy
- Can the Bike Boom Keep Going?
Friday’s Headlines and Traffic Violence Report 10/30/20
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- Back on Track: How Will the RTD Board Respond to COVID-19?
- Scooters are badly designed and increase inequality. Here’s the fix.
- Cars too dangerous and dirty for rich countries are being sold to poor ones.
Back on Track: How Will the RTD Board Respond to COVID-19?
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It’s no secret: RTD is in a financial bind and has been for some time. In 2019 the agency had to make $40 million worth of cuts to the 2020 budget while dealing with a shortage of operators that led to service reductions. This year RTD has lost tens of millions in fare revenue due […]
Thursday’s Headlines 10/29/20
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- Cars Are Making Us All Depressed (Even If We Don’t Drive)
- Rhetoric is not the same thing as action on RTD election free-ride proposal
- Is it finally time to get an electric car? Nope.
Wednesday’s Headlines 10/28/20
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- Nonprofit bicycle recycling leads to youth job training
- The gas tax was already broken. The pandemic could end it.
- Why American public transit is so bad
Tuesday’s Headlines 10/27/20
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- Is a Flashy New Bridge Really What Elyria-Swansea Needs?
- Denver cyclists promoting vote by bike
- A pledge to remember that Denver sits on stolen land will follow the ‘Pledge of Allegiance’ at city council meetings
Antiquated to Elevated: Is a Flashy New Bridge Really What Elyria-Swansea Needs?
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Elyria-Swansea got a fancy new bridge. Is that it?