Colorado's Fall Colors Attract Heavy Tourism Amid Population Growth
Heavy visitation for fall colors surged at Kenosha Pass in Colorado, with significant crowds observed on September 28, 2024.
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Trash, Recycle, Compost Collection Schedules and Guidelines
The upcoming event, "Trash, Recycle, Compost: Collection Schedules and Guidelines," will take place on January 1, 2025, aimed at educating residents about municipal solid waste management in Denver. This initiative is part of the city's ongoing efforts to promote sustainable waste practices. Attendees can expect detailed information on waste collection schedules and composting guidelines to support eco-friendly living.
Denver moved 2,000 people off the streets. What about everyone else?
Denver's outreach program has moved over 2,000 people into shelters since 2023, but thousands remain homeless. The new 'Roads to Recovery' initiative targets those with mental health and addiction issues.
Eat Here: Our Annual List of the 100 Denver Restaurants We Can't Live Without
Denver's dining scene evolves with the launch of the state's first Michelin Guide in 2023, prompting restaurants to enhance their culinary offerings. The list of the Top 100 Restaurants showcases a diverse range of dining options across various cuisines and price points.
Anime girl on a Broadway billboard? It's a birthday present for Nyaruchuuu
A new billboard for VTuber Nyaruchuuu on Broadway promotes her as more reliable than partners. Funded by fans, it highlights the growing trend of billboard advertising for virtual idols.
Denver Food Vision 2030 Building a Resilient and Inclusive Food System
Denver's Food Vision 2030 outlines an ambitious plan to create a more inclusive, healthy, vibrant, and resilient food system in the city. Released in 2017, the vision is supported by strategic projects and community engagement, with the latest progress report highlighting achievements and ongoing initiatives. The initiative aims to enhance food equity through collaborative efforts with local stakeholders.
Is Denver a city where musicians can make it big? Here’s what artists had to say
Denver's music scene offers a supportive environment for artists, but challenges like geographic isolation and limited networking opportunities persist. Local musicians weigh the benefits of staying in Denver against the allure of larger markets.
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Denver Offices Closed for Cesar Chavez Day Waste Collection Continues
Most City and County of Denver offices will close on March 31 to observe the Cesar Chavez Day holiday. However, solid waste collection services will operate as usual throughout the week. This closure affects various city services, highlighting the importance of local observances.
Denver Observes Cesar Chavez Day City Offices Closed, Waste Collection Continues
The City and County of Denver will observe Cesar Chavez Day on Monday, March 31, resulting in the closure of most city offices. Despite the holiday, solid waste collection services will continue as scheduled. This announcement is significant for local residents planning their week.