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Kyle Harris

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Reporting on Denver growth at @denverite / @CPRnews. Send tips to kharris@denverite.com.

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Kyle Harris is Westword's Culture Editor, covering politics, film, arts and culture in Denver. He is the former managing editor at the online, nonprofit news site The Colorado Independent. His writing has appeared in publications including OutFront Colorado, Shareable, AfterImage and Clamor. He also produced and directed documentaries and worked as the Acquisitions Manager at Free Speech TV.

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Can Development Reverse Pollinator Decline? Lessons from the World’s First Pollinator District

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By Kyle Harris Verified
| Earth.org Verified
The Pollinator District framework is a community planning model that integrates pollinator habitat, native landscaping, sustainable design, research and public education into real estate development to support bees, butterflies and other critical species. — By Kyle Harris Across North America, pollinator populations are in decline. Scientists continue to document the threat to bees, butterflies and other pollinators that support ecosystems, biodiversity and food production.
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Lynn Bartels, reporter and “Grand Dame” of Colorado politics, dies at 69

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By Kyle Harris Verified
| The Colorado Sun Verified
Veteran Rocky Mountain News and Denver Post political reporter Lynn Bartels’ family announced she has died. She was 69. “We are heartbroken,” the family wrote on her social media profile. “We have been overwhelmed by the love that all of you have shared. It will lift us through the coming days and will stay with us forever.” This story was produced as part of the Colorado Capitol News Alliance. It first appeared at denverite.com.
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The next test for master-planned communities is staying power

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| HousingWire Verified
Master-planned communities are gaining renewed relevance as buyers seek a sense of predictability in an uncertain housing market. Even as the broader housing market continues to wrestle with affordability pressure, interest rate sensitivity and uneven buyer demand, many master-planned communities have held up better than expected.
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