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Suncor’s Air Monitoring Program Sparks Debate, Lawsuit Ongoing
By Trish Zornio Debates are intensifying as to whether Suncor meets state requirements after a new pollution monitoring bill took effect in January. House Bill 1189 was passed during the 2021 legislative session and was […]
Politics

Politics
District 9 City Council Candidates Highlight Key Goals
By Eric Heinz The final leg of questions from The G.E.S. Gazette to the District 9 candidates allowed them to highlight the reasons why they should be elected to office. The municipal election is April […]
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Planning for Grocery Co-Op Continues at Viña Apartments
By Morgan Jacobus The East Denver Food Sovereignty Initiative (EDFSI) held a steering committee meeting [...]

Design Takes Shape at 4995 Washington; No Update Yet on Library
By Eric Heinz The project at 4995 Washington is starting to take shape, but there [...]

Denver Gas Prices Remain Above National Average Amid Suncor Shutdown
By Trish Zornio Denver gas prices remain above the national average by more than 70 [...]

RTD Looks to Make Some Fares Cheaper
By Jill Carstens Beginning in early 2024, bus and light rail riders will receive rate [...]

Large Mixed-Use, Office Buildings Coming to 40th and Walnut
By Ernest Gurulé There was a time not long ago when the only shadows moving [...]
History

History
History: The Midwives in Globeville
By Mary Lou Egan Margarete Gugger and Emma Reisbick. Everyone knew them. They lived in the neighborhood and were recommended by women you knew. They were more prominent than politicians and more reliable. They were […]