🌱 Crypto Mine + Pickle Ball Mayor Ousted + Camp Amache Designated

Denver CO

22 March, 2022

7:36 AM

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Morning, people of Denver! Brad K. Evans here with today's edition of the Denver Daily. Tuesday's weather: Mostly cloudy and chilly. High: 42 Low: 28. Here are the top stories today in Denver: Mobile home parks have essentially been illegal in Denver since 1956. Preserving affordable housing in Denver is no easy task. Mobile home parks are on the chopping block across the state, and in Denver existing parks have been allowed to continue operating but they can't expand or add additional units. A new state law aims to make changes to how these parks can provide housing. (Denverite)The Camp Amache site is officially part of the National Parks system. President Joe Biden signed the bipartisan legislation to add the site of a World War II-era Japanese American internment center in the southeast corner of Colorado to the National Park System. About 600-acres near Granada, Colorado, will now officially be a national historic site. (Axios) Suspect captured after shooting at Union Station in Downtown Denver. Two men were arrested after a shooting in a busy part of downtown Denver left one man wounded Saturday night. The shooting occurred inside the underground bus terminal at Union Station around 7 p.m. (CBS4)Man banned from Central Park for marking up courts for pickle ball. The "mayor of pickle ball," as he has been dubbed, has been banished from a Denver rec center after the drama of the alleged markings appeared on the courts. (Denverite) What are they building in there? Colorado's curious case of a crypto mine that may or may not exist on the Western Slope in Montrose County. (CO Sun) From our sponsor: Today's newsletter is brought to you by Ring, a Patch Brand Partner. We all know that Ring is the leader in video doorbells for home security. But did you know that Ring now makes a home security system that is getting raves from consumer electronic experts? (Reviewers at CNET called the new system — known as the Ring Alarm Pro — "a giant leap for home security.") So why the kudos? In a nutshell: the Ring Alarm Pro can protect your home both online and off. It includes a built-in eero Wi-Fi 6 router to help you get reliable physical and digital security in one, innovative device. Now you can help protect your home with all of the benefits of the Ring Alarm, to keep your home safe and secure, while experiencing fast, reliable connectivity. To learn more about the system CNET called "the future of home security" or to build your own custom system, you can visit Ring here. Today in Denver: Baby Time: Wheat Ridge Library. (10:15 a.m.) Economic Update: Federal Reserve Bank. (4:30 p.m.)Young Professionals Present: Breathing, Balance, and Boundaries. (4:30 p.m.)Friends Trivia: Colorado Uplift. (6 p.m.)Jackbox Game Night: At Western Sky. (7 p.m.)This Week at The Colorado Capitol. Week of March 21. (CO Politics) From my notebook: Denver family creating and selling Ukrainian flags to raise money for various charities (7News)Denver Botanic Gardens: The Pasque Flower (𝘗𝘶𝘭𝘴𝘢𝘵𝘪𝘭𝘭𝘢 𝘷𝘶𝘭𝘨𝘢𝘳𝘪𝘴) at the Denver Botanic Gardens is one of the first bloomers each spring. The herbaceous perennial only grows 8 to 12 inches tall and is covered in tiny silver hairs. (DBG)Enjoy free springtime activities and events from botanical gardens to museums, festivals, and outdoor markets. Check out all that spring has to offer! (Visit Denver) More from our sponsors — thanks for supporting local news! Events: American Diabetes Association Diabetes Alert Day: Understand Your Risk (March 22) Divorce & the Home: Spring Housing Market — Vesta Denver, Colorado Hub (March 25) Day of Giving (March 30) Day of Giving (March 30) Add your event Loving the Denver Daily? Here are all the ways you can get more involved: Send a friend or neighbor this link so they can subscribe Get your local business listed in front of readers Send me a news tip or suggestion at [email protected] You're officially in the loop for today. See you all Wednesday morning for another edition of the the Denver Daily! — Brad K. Evans