🌱 Union Station Problems Persist + Superior's First Building Permit

Denver CO

04 May, 2022

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Happy Wednesday, people of Denver! Here's everything worth knowing in Denver today. Wednesday's weather: Mostly cloudy with a t-shower. High: 52 Low: 38. Shoutout to our premier local sponsor: Have you been injured in Colorado in a car or bicycle accident, a slip and fall or by a dog or animal attack? Bowman Law will help you navigate the complexities of your injury claim so you can focus on your recovery. Unlike the billboard or TV lawyers, Bowman Law limits its caseload so its attorneys can work closely with clients in pursuit of maximum compensation. For a consultation or to learn more visit Bowman Law today. Want to see your business featured in this spot? Click here to get started. Here are the top five stories in Denver today: Town of Superior issues first building permit after Marshall Fire. The first building permit has been approved by the Town of Superior. Ed and Terri Colson are planning to build a new home on their property, where their original house burnt down as a result of the Marshall Fire last December. (CBS4)Denver's Union Station problems persist. Denver's going the route of trying to arrest its way out of the problems that have plagued the city's "living room" at the beleaguered downtown transit station. Instead of figuring out how to dilute the existing problems with more normal activities, the approach as been to arrest and detain – a solution that never works out, and scares everyone off. (Denverite)$2 million in emergency education funding approved by Gov. Jared Polis. A big chunk of money from the American Rescue Plan will go toward supporting K-12 education. The investment will support at least 60 new math and reading tutoring programs across the state. (FOX31) Shrinkflation is hitting area grocery stores. With all the supply chain issues caused by the global pandemic, manufactures are resorting to selling their products in the same packaging, at the same price, while providing less product inside. (MSN) Man shot at while chasing catalytic converter thieves. A man in the University Park neighborhood chased after the thieves that had stolen his neighbor's catalytic converter. He jumped into his car to follow them, and that's when they fired shots in his direction. (KDVR) From our sponsor: Hey, Denver — need something done in your home? Check out our new Local Businesses feature in Denver to find top-rated local pros for gardening, plumbing, house cleaning and so much more! Today in Denver: Family Time: Wheat Ridge Library. (10:15 a.m.) Mentoring Up: Understanding generations in the workplace. (5 p.m.) Solar installation at Harvard Gulch: Community meeting. (5:30 p.m.) Empowered By Place: From Amache to Denver. (7 p.m.) From my notebook: How will Denver's charge by-volume trash fees actually work? The City of Denver wants to start charging most residential homes for trash service, but some fear that the city's enforcement of fines will cause too many other problems. (CO Sun)Denver Police Department has two unique opportunities for teenagers to experience behind-the-scenes policing in Denver — the Youth Community Academy and Teen Volunteer Program. (Denver)Today is National Bike and Roll to School Day. Be aware that our kiddos will be out and about. Drive slowly, keep an eye out for them, and encourage your student to participate! Biking increases physical fitness, creates a sense of adventure and is better for the environment. Check out the website for events near you. (Walk Bike) More from our sponsors — thanks for supporting local news! Events: 19th Annual Where Action Matters Charitable Event (May 4) Women's Real Estate Investment Hour (May 6) Spring Horseshoe Market (May 7) Hire A Pro to Tackle Mom's To-Do List (May 8) House Hacking 101 (May 10) Add your event Now you're in the loop and ready to head out the door on this Wednesday! I'll see you first thing on Thursday morning with a brand-new edition of the Denver Daily. I'm looking for a few more premium sponsors. Bowman's been getting solid leads, so hit me up, and support this daily newsletter with your business or service. Our program is totally affordable, and your dollars go directly to keeping this newsletter going. — Brad K. Evans Have a news tip or suggestion for an upcoming Denver Daily? Contact me at [email protected]