Think of a food hall. It’s lively, there’s coffee, you can get a meal and it has beautiful views. So who wants to come there?
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A new Denver data center could use as much water as 16,000 people every day. Should the city give it a tax break?The city’s Economic Development and Opportunity office estimated that the new data center could generate more than $200 million in local tax revenue from the project and its customers over 20 years.
Denver would eliminate its limit on the number of needle exchange programs that can operate in the city and remove ...
The ordinance passed as five council members and Mayor Johnston expressed hesitancy in moving the proposal forward.
In an 8-5 vote, the Denver City Council on Monday removed certain restrictions for syringe exchange sites in an effort to ...
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