The District Attorney offices issued a consumer alert, advising people that hackers have been able to steal private information by “juice jacking” devices at airports, hotels and bus stations, on trains and at other public locations.
DENVER (CBS4) – When it’s too hot outside, it’s hard to do anything with a clear mind, especially learn. Many students at Denver Public Schools experience that because their classrooms aren’t equipped with air conditioners. Scott Baldermann has two students who go to Lincoln Elementary. “The kids can’t focus at all when it’s that hot, and then to top it off the teachers … Continue reading →
This town hall was held May 29th and was a response to the recent lock out following the Stem School shootings earlier in May. The town hall-style meeting started with a moment of silence for those impacted by the STEM school shooting. Soon after, students were invited to speak. https://www.coloradoindependent.com/2… Moderated by Erica Meltzer – legislative reporter at Chalkbeat Panelists: … Continue reading →
Tiny house villages proposal in the works Public meeting on tiny house villages 6-7:30 p.m., Wednesday, June 5 St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church 2015 Glenarm Place Denver City Councilwoman Robin Kniech is proposing a zoning rules change to allow temporary tiny house villages. The update will be separate from other potential Denver Zoning Code updates related to group living. Kniech is … Continue reading →
February 20, 2019 DENVER – DenverINC, president, George Mayl, worked in tandem with Eric Eddy of VVCE to lead a special election for a new Board of Directors to serve Virginia Village/Ellis Community, one of the largest RNO’s in Denver County. Councilman Paul Kashmann initiated INC’s involvement because VVCE’s Registered Neighborhood Organization (RNO) lapsed on November 19, 2018 with … Continue reading →
Shared from the 2/22/2019 The Denver Post eEdition MAY 7 ELECTION These are the Denver incumbents facing the biggest financial challenges By Andrew Kenney The Denver Post Denver is on track for one of its biggest elections in years as 66 candidates run for 16 elected positions in city government. But a few challengers have pulled away from the pack, … Continue reading →
At the February INC meeting, Clarence Burke, local representative, presented information about a new Denver resource for seniors called Senior Planet. This group celebrates aging by offering free technology training and resources for those 60 and over in an effort to support “aging with attitude.” Classes are designed to help seniors stay engaged and active by bringing a digital-technology focus to … Continue reading →
