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Denver City Council approves zoning change for mixed-use building with 100% affordable housing
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The Denver City Council unanimously approved a zoning change in a West Colfax neighborhood allowing development of a mixed-use, three story building with 100% affordable housing. The 15,000 square foot lot at 4862 W. 13th Ave. currently houses a two story six-plex, and the previous zoning classification of road home appeared to allow a third…
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Denver City Council has approved millions for homelessness over what mayor originally budgeted
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Solving homelessness isn’t easy. Finding out exactly how much it costs to try and do it isn’t easy either. As Denver struggles to find funding for the migrant crisis, Mayor Mike Johnston’s administration continues to expand his top priority: His initiative to end homelessness. Very little information has been released by the City of Denver…
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Denver City Council has approved millions for homelessness over what mayor originally budgeted
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Solving homelessness isn’t easy. Finding out exactly how much it costs to try and do it isn’t easy either. As Denver struggles to find funding for the migrant crisis, Mayor Mike Johnston’s administration continues to expand his top priority: His initiative to end homelessness. Very little information has been released by the City of Denver…
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Denver to close four immigrant shelters, starting with Aurora
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Next week when Denver begins closing shelters used to temporarily house immigrants, officials will start with the shelter in Aurora that has driven a wedge between the two cities. The shelter is one of four hotels that Denver Mayor Mike Johnston said earlier this week the city would be shuttering over the next month, a…
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Denver plans to close four immigrant shelters
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Denver Mayor Mike Johnston on Wednesday revealed his long-term strategy for dealing with the humanitarian crisis — and the steep cost — to shelter, feed and transport the nearly 40,000 immigrants who have come to and through Colorado’s most populous city over the past 14 months. “We knew that, as a result of federal inaction…
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Colorado governor’s wildlife appointees rejected by panel, lawmakers discuss AI gun detection, Denver to close migrant shelters | WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
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Today is March 1, 2024, and here’s what you need to know: Last year, Gov. Jared Polis appointed three people — allegedly with ties to the animal rights community — to the state’s parks and wildlife commission But those nominees still had to go through a confirmation process with the state Senate, and on Thursday,…
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In Colorado rally, Haley says GOP can reverse setback only by breaking from Trump; Johnston unveils 2024 priorities | WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
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Today is Feb. 28, 2024, and here’s what you need to know: Former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley said Tuesday at a campaign rally in Colorado that Republicans can only reverse the setbacks the party has suffered in the state by breaking Donald Trump’s grip on the GOP. Three days after losing her home state…
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Illegal immigration ‘tornado’ in Denver threatens to overshadow mayor’s 2024 goals
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Denver Mayor Mike Johnston on Monday unveiled his priorities for this year, even as his administration struggles to cope with an illegal immigration crisis that he earlier said could put a $180 million hole in the city’s budget. The arrival of nearly 40,000 immigrants, who traveled to Denver after illegally crossing America’s southern border, has…
