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No Kings in Denver: Where, when and what to know about traffic

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By Alex Scoville Verified
| Denverite Verified
The third “No Kings” demonstration is coming to Denver and more than 70 other communities across Colorado on Saturday, March 28. In Denver, the main protest will start at noon on the west steps of the Colorado State Capitol and across the street at the Lincoln Veterans Memorial Park. A march will start at the Capitol at 1:15 p.m. No marching route has been specified, but demonstrators will likely go through lower downtown or down Broadway.
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1.4-mile stretch of South Platte River Trail to close until May

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By Alex Scoville Verified
| Denverite Verified
Denver news 1 min. read The REI flagship store in Denver, above center, 1416 Platte St, at the confluence of Cherry Creek and the South Platte rivers. If you called 911 in distress, and told the operator you were “on a bridge and you can see REI,” where would she send a paramedic crew? There’s a view of REI from seven dif A stretch of the South Platte River Trail near downtown will be closed for a month as construction crews work on sewer pipes in the area.
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City Council didn’t question a $30 million homeless shelter contract until it was too late to turn down Original

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By Alex Scoville Verified
| Denverite Verified
A $30 million contract with the San Francisco-based nonprofit Urban Alchemy to take over a major Denver homeless shelter looked like it was sailing through City Council for weeks without a concern — despite the nonprofit’s history of lawsuits, data misreporting and strife with other cities.
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