Denver Mayor Michael Hancock will not extend his stay-at-home order past Friday, his office said Monday — instead, he will begin to slowly relax restrictions that have been in place for well over a month.
Details about the next phase of reopening have not yet been provided, except that face masks will be required in public places beginning Wednesday.
DENVER–April 27,2020– George Mayl, President Inter-Neighborhood Cooperation (L) (DenverINC) presents donation for $5000 to SWIC’s executive director, Larry Ambrose (R). SWIC was one of five organizations who received donations from INC over the weekend. Other recipients: Denver Metro Emergency Food Network, E. Colfax Community Collective, Struggle of Love and Mental Health Center of Denver.
This list of financial resources during COVID19 was sent by INC Member, Ann White, Montbello 2020.
The 2020 Women’s History Month theme is “Valiant Women of the Vote.” The theme honors “the brave women who fought to win suffrage rights for women, and for the women who continue to fight for the voting rights of others.”
Starting this March, Denver water will adjust the pH level to reduce the risk of lead and other metals contaminating drinking water from lead service lines or household plumbing. Here’s what you need to know pertaining to your irrigation and plant material.
The 2018 Reality Check Survey was conducted to help the three partner organizations – Community Spaces, The Denver Office of Strategic Partnerships, and Sharing Connexion – better understand the impact of rising commercial rents and gentrification on nonprofits, social enterprises, and mission-driven businesses (referred to collectively for the remainder of the report as mission-driven organizations) operating in the City of Denver.
Last week, the Mayor and I proudly announced a proposal to raise wages for all Denver workers starting January 1, 2020. Our proposal is to follow the incremental path outlined by the state legislature— raising wages to $13.80/hr. on January 1, 2020, and then to $15.87/hr. in 2021. Wages would then increase more gradually based on the cost of living in … Continue reading →
