Kevin Beaty
Reporter and Photojournalist at Denverite
Staunch creative. Stories, photos, data and sound for @Denverite and @CPRnews. Organizer with @sejorg. North Carolina kid. 📸: https://t.co/i0QJ4PBYSR
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1 week ago |
denverite.com | Kevin Beaty
Neighbors in Clayton celebrated a little win recently: The opening of a gate in a chainlink fence between York Street Yards and Schafer Park. Why were they so pleased? Because people who live nearby want to spend more time at York Street Yards’ bakery, brewery and doggy playground. The walk around the fence added a solid 30 minutes to some peoples’ round trips.
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1 week ago |
denverite.com | Kevin Beaty
Denver news4 min. readDenver's summer is already hot, and it's not just the temperature. The nation and world are in turmoil. On Saturday, the city's streets filled with people protesting the federal government. But Denver saw a joyful march on Sunday despite the swelter. It was the city's annual Juneteenth parade, which has roots in Five Points that go back decades. MiDian Shofner led one of the only groups carrying a message of protest.
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2 weeks ago |
denverite.com | Kevin Beaty
It’s tubing season on the South Platte River, and the weather might be finally warm enough to float. Each year, we call South Platte Park manager Skot Latona for a vibe check on one of Denver’s best-kept secrets: the sublime route between the Chatfield Reservoir and Reynold’s Landing, near Breckenridge Brewery’s Littleton location. Latona said this weekend is probably going to be the busiest of the season.
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2 weeks ago |
denverite.com | Kevin Beaty
On Monday, Denver officials announced the closure of a resource center for people dealing with addiction and homelessness. The decision drew disappointment and concern from service providers, who saw it as a crucial piece of the city’s safety net. By Thursday, the city had changed course: The Assessment, Intake, and Diversion (AID) Center at 14th Avenue and Elati Street would remain open — for now.
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2 weeks ago |
denverite.com | Kevin Beaty
Advocates for people dealing with homelessness and addiction are decrying the closure of a resource hub that they say has saved lives and reduced numbers of people sleeping on Denver’s streets. On Monday, service providers involved with the Assessment, Intake, and Diversion (AID) Center received notice that the drop-in site at 14th Avenue and Elati Street will close.
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