🌱 Murky Bike Theft World + Carbon Capture Project + Parking Lot Tix

Denver CO

13 May, 2022

7:56 AM

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Happy Friday, neighbors! Here's everything you need to know going on locallytoday. Friday's weather: Sunshine and patchy clouds. High: 75 Low: 46. 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. Click here to get your business featured in this spot. Here are the top stories in Denver today: Project aims to bury planet-warming carbon. A first-of-its-kind in project in Colorado will take the carbon dioxide that's produced at two ethanol plants in northeastern Colorado, and pump it into a saline aquifer almost a mile underground. (CPR)Bike thefts in Denver continue to increase. Who is stealing all these bikes, and who is buying them? CBS4's Brian Maass digs in, and discovers a murky web of online sellers and bike justice vigilantes. (CBS4) Denver's asking unlicensed parking lots to refund tickets. If you've parked in a private lot in downtown Denver, it's possible you may have received an official looking ticket from Parking Revenue Recovery Services asking you to pay an $80 fine. Turns out many of those tickets were issued from lots with expired permits. (7News) E-bike rebate program reaches capacity in 19 days. The City of Denver's e-bike program has temporarily halted taking any more applications for the e-bike credit program. The projects goal is to get more people on e-bikes, by providing a $400 credit toward an e-bike purchase. (9News) Police searching for suspect that stabbed a doctor in Lakewood. The incident occurred on May 5 at a physician's office located in the 300 block of West Jefferson Avenue in Lakewood. The victim sustained life-threatening injuries. (FOX31) From our sponsor: Today's newsletter is brought to you in part by Ring, a Patch Brand Partner. Whether you're working from home or streaming your favorite movies, the new Ring Alarm Pro gives you an internet connection you can count on — while simultaneously keeping your home safe and secure. To learn more about the innovative security system, or to build your own custom system, you can visit Ring here. Today in Denver: Achievement Rewards: For College Scientists (6 p.m.) Orchestra Concert: Denver School of the Arts HS (7 p.m.) Halfway to Halloween Celebration: At 13th Floor Haunted House. (7:30 p.m.) Ten More Things: To do in Denver this weekend. (Westword) From my notebook: Start composting in your backyard: Almost 50 percent of what Denver residents put in the trash is material that can be composted. If not composted, these items create methane, an even more potent greenhouse gas than CO2. (Denver) More from our sponsors — thanks for supporting local news! Events: OPEN HOUSE & FUNDRAISER — River Community Center (May 13) Add your event Thanks for following along and staying informed. See you all bright and early on Saturday morning for another edition of the Denver Daily. — Brad K. Evans Have a news tip or suggestion for an upcoming Denver Daily? Contact me at [email protected]