Frequently asked questions about current bus operations
While RTD has reduced service significantly in response to reduced demand during the COVID-19 pandemic stay-at-home orders, we are still proudly serving more than 125,000 passengers every day for...
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Statewide Chamber Leaders Gear Up For Big Year With New Leadership
The Association of Colorado Chambers of Commerce Executives (ACCC) announced new leadership, including Board Chairman Kami Welch from the Arvada Chamber, and says it is paving the way for Chambers...
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Denver Water faces challenge at a key water supply location
By Todd Hartman Strontia Springs Reservoir, a key water management tool for Denver Water, spills into Waterton Canyon in May of 2015. Photo credit: Denver Water. It’s a dirty problem, but somebody’s...
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Container Vegetable Gardening
Want to grow vegetables but have limited outdoor space or no “dirt” of your own? Like the ease of growing in pots versus in the ground? Sounds like container gardening is made for you. Here are some...
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A Colorado Panorama: Sadie Likens and Neal Cassady
Sadie Likens and Neal CassadyProvided by Don Morreale This column tells the stories of the people whose faces appear on “A Colorado Panorama: A People’s History,” a two-block-long tile mural on the...
View ArticleTherapists Provide Comfort and Hope Via Jewish Family Service Telehealth...
Emotions among Coloradans run the gamut during the stay-at-home order due to the coronavirus pandemic. “I’ve seen such a wide range of experiences among my clients,” shares Jewish Family Service’s...
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Brothers Redevelopment Administering Emergency Rent & Mortgage Aid For...
Determine if you qualify for rent and mortgage assistance under the Emergency Housing Assistance Program (EHAP) https://www.brihousingassist.org BROTHERS REDEVELOPMENT CONTINUES TO ADMINISTER RENTAL...
View ArticleTHE DJC YOUTH ALL-STARS ARE LOOKING FOR A DEDICATED HIGH SCHOOL TROMBONE PLAYER
Great Performance Opportunity For High School Musicians! The Denver Jazz Club Youth All-Stars Annual Auditions are Taking Place on Sundays THE AUDITION MUSIC AND RECORDING HAVE NOW BEEN POSTED AT:...
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What to do now to help prevent separation anxiety
We’ve all seen the jokes about how our dogs are tired of being walked, and our cats want us out of the house and back at work. While these are largely untrue (we have to believe that our pets love...
View ArticleSteps to Protect Yourself from Coronavirus-related Financial Fraud
With the influx of money into the economy by way of stimulus checks and unemployment benefits, there’s been an increase in consumer fraud and scammers trying to get access to people’s money. Bellco...
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Lower traffic volumes lead to significant progress for the Central 70 Project
Looking back just two months ago, a lot has changed for many Coloradans. For a majority of us, that 5 a.m. wake-up call to quickly get ready, make breakfast and rush the kids out the door has been put...
View ArticleWhen should I worry about memory loss?
As we age, memories can become more elusive. We compensate. Lists on the refrigerator. Reminders to ourselves. Sticky notes all over. But what happens when memory loss begins to disrupt our daily...
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Applewood Plumbing receives 8th Top Workplace Award
Applewood Plumbing Heating & Electric (www.ApplewoodFixIt.com) is again a Denver Post Top Workplace in the Small Company category. This is the eighth time Applewood Plumbing has been recognized as...
View ArticlePandemic Parallels – how stay at home orders mimic retirement
The recent governmental “stay at home” orders and the slightly relaxed “safer at home” orders have given many working Americans a taste of the initial stages of retirement. Normal routines are...
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Denver Water expects its storage reservoirs to fill by early July
By Jay Adams Jones Pass on the west side of the Continental Divide on May 8, 2020. This location is one of the areas where Denver Water collects snow. Photo credit: Denver Water. Colorado’s mountain...
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Morris Animal Foundation launches Stop Cancer Furever campaign
Morris Animal Foundation, headquartered in Denver, launched its seventh annual pet cancer campaign, Stop Cancer Furever, on May 1. The two-month campaign, which ends June 30, raises awareness of, and...
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Simple strategies can cut water use and save money
By Jay Adams COVID-19 has caused economic hardships throughout our community, that’s why Denver Water wants to remind customers that making changes to your indoor and outdoor water use can help save...
View Article5 Things You Can Do to Reduce the Spread of COVID-19
While it has felt like a very long time “sheltering in place,” our communities’ collective efforts to continue the practices we started to reduce the spread of COVID-19 will be key to avoid a spike of...
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How to adjust my children to a new normal
Dear Ask A Therapist, COVID-19 has turned our world at home with our children a bit upside down. What would you suggest for preserving our “normal” in this temporary “new normal?” Dear readers, Your...
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A Colorado Panorama: Nikola Tesla and Rose Marie Tabor
Nikola Tesla and Rose Marie “Silver Dollar” TaborProvided by Don Morreale This column tells the stories of the people whose faces appear on “A Colorado Panorama: A People’s History,” a two-block-long...
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