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Wheat Ridge considers ordinance to restrict drone use in public spaces
3+ week, 4+ day ago (367+ words) Drone users may soon have to abide by new restrictions should they wish to fly in Wheat Ridge. Flying a drone over another person’s property without their permission or operating a drone in a “reckless or careless manner” would also…...
Denver City Council expected to hear bill on Boettcher Concert Hall naming rights
4+ week, 21+ hour ago (304+ words) The Denver City Council will have a relatively light agenda Monday, but is expected to vote on a $55 million jail healthcare contract and consider a $15 million Colorado Symphony deal that includes control over Boettcher Concert Hall naming rights. Councilmembers will…...
Hooray for America’s 250th anniversary! But beware complacency | Tom Cronin
4+ week, 21+ hour ago (1003+ words) America has had a remarkable and largely successful journey since 1776 yet this is not the time for complacency or premature bragging about American exceptionalism. Yes we are special and blessed, yet we need more breakthroughs, imagination and leadership. Other nations…...
Bill Mosher, architect of past downtown Denver successes, leaves key advisory role
4+ week, 1+ day ago (659+ words) Bill Mosher, whose visions helped shape Denver’s prominent downtown renaissance in the 1990s and who has had key planning roles in guiding the city through ups-and-downs since the pandemic, is leaving his consultant role serving Mayor Mike Johnston, the mayor’s office…...