From the Denverite David Sachs June 9 2020 Voters would have to approve the charter change, which was in the works long before recent protests, in November. The Denver City Council might gain the power to make or break candidates for 14 key positions within the city government that currently depend solely on the mayor’s judgment. On Tuesday, councilwomen Amanda … Continue reading →
A Moral Agenda Based on Fundamental Rights The Poor Peoples Campaign Over the past few years, the Poor People’s Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival has connected with communities across this nation to learn from the struggles being waged. DOWNLOAD OR VIEW PDF HERE
May 27, 2020 LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT Greetings Denverites: It appears we may be having our long overdue elections in the month of July! Positions up for election in 2020 are: INC President, Secretary and three (3) open seats for Delegates-at-Large. Anyone interested in running for office, please notify me by Email at: president@denverinc.org. Submitting your name for a position … Continue reading →
$61 million budget shortfall projected for 2020-21 Channel 7 News, 05-27-20 By Russell Haythorn DENVER — A watchdog group led by Denver’s Inter-Neighborhood Cooperation, or INC, projected Denver Public Schools could have a budget shortfall of $61 million for the 2020-2021 school year. The group was critical of Denver Public Schools (DPS) for failures in managing the COVID-19 crisis, among … Continue reading →
Good afternoon, INC. I hope you’re all doing well. Last month, we received comments from several of your members to pause some of our demolition review timelines during the current public health crisis. In response, we submitted a temporary bill to City Council this week to pause some of these deadlines. The proposed bill and executive summary are attached for … Continue reading →
This meeting conducted by ZOOM Topics: Mountain View Planes Protection presented by Brad Cameron Discussion about acquisition of Park Hill Golf Course Attendees: Cindy Johnstone – Co-chair Friends and Neighbors Washington Park, Maggie Price – Co-chair Congress Park Neighbors, Karen Miller – Congress Park Neighbors, Abe Barge – Senior Planner CPD, Katie Fisher – University Neighbors Neighborhood … Continue reading →
CLICK HERE to access a great written series about Spanish Flu – what it was, how it spread and most interestingly, how it ended. Did you know? During the flu pandemic of 1918, the New York City health commissioner tried to slow the transmission of the flu by ordering businesses to open and close on staggered shifts to avoid overcrowding … Continue reading →
