Kyle Harris
Denver Growth Reporter at Denverite
Reporting on Denver growth at @denverite / @CPRnews. Send tips to [email protected].
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6 days ago |
denverite.com | Kyle Harris
For weeks, Denverites have been rallying to find 34-year-old Jax Gratton, a well-known stylist who worked at Solera Salon Suites on Broadway and went missing on April 15. On Saturday, dozens of community members are forming search parties to find her. Her family first reported to the police that she was missing in March. She was last seen at around 10 p.m. on April 15 on the 4200 block of East Iliff Avenue.
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6 days ago |
denverite.com | Kyle Harris
For more than four months, the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless has provided medical services at the city’s All In Mile High homeless shelters without funding or a contract with the city. The result: Without the $1.7 million in funding it’s supposed to receive, the Coalition has reduced its on-site medical care, and two of four nurse positions are empty.
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6 days ago |
denverite.com | Kyle Harris
Denver news3 min. readAn untold number of miller moths, who have been hatching in the Great Plains, will fly into Denver in the days ahead as they flutter their way to the Rocky Mountains. Some Denverites will fear them – maybe even kill them. Others will celebrate their role in the ecosystem as nighttime pollinators and delicious snacks for birds, reptiles and even bears. After hatching from cocoons on crops, miller moths travel more than 100 miles in their few-month lifespan.
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1 week ago |
denverite.com | Kyle Harris
Three stories of commercial space at the historic Denver Dry Goods building at California Street and the 16th Street Mall may soon become 55 new income-restricted homes. To complete the project, developer Perry Rose LLC is asking the city for a $5.5 million loan to a roughly $65 million budget. On Wednesday, a Denver City Council committee sent the loan to a full council vote.
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1 week ago |
denverite.com | Kyle Harris
By next summer, Denver may have significant new limits on how and where rented scooters and bikes can be used and parked. The city could also force riders to have mandatory education and continue to issue tickets when riders break safety and parking rules. The city’s Land Use, Transportation and Infrastructure committee voted to send Denver’s latest attempt to regulate rental scooters to a full Denver City Council vote by June.
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