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Mayor Michael Hancock’s Message To Everyone: Don’t Abandon Downtown Denver
By Jim BenemannFebruary 10, 2022 at 7:11 pm DENVER (CBS4) – Downtown Denver is in crisis. CBS4 has reported on situations this year where persistent criminal activity has people changing their habits and tormenting business owners. Earlier this week the manager of SportsFan told CBS4 he is instituting a new 1% fee on purchases at his downtown Denver stores which he calls the Denver Crime Spike Fee. CBS4’s Jim Benemann interviews Denver Mayor Michael Hancock.
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock Vetoes Ban On Flavored Tobacco
By Jeff GurneyDecember 10, 2021 at 12:50 pm DENVER (CBS4) – Denver Mayor Michael Hancock on Friday vetoed the ban on the sale of flavored tobacco products in the city. The ban was approved by the Denver City Council on Monday by a 8-3 vote. The order would have banned the sale of flavored vaping products, hookah, chewing tobacco and menthol cigarettes. The mayor believes an ordinance should be more targeted to reduce youth vaping.
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock Visits CCC Camp During Inaugural Workforce Session
By Jennifer McRaeAugust 30, 2021 at 3:05 pm GOLDEN, Colo. (CBS4)– Denver Mayor Michael Hancock visited the CCC camp at Katherine Craig Park on Monday. He visited during the inaugural workforce session to see the efforts to help restore the park with a lot of history. For the last six weeks, a cohort has been working on restoration projects at Katherine Craig Park. It was also a Civilian Conservation Corps camp from 1937 to 1941.
Denver Closer To Transforming Hotel Into Housing For Homeless
By Anica PadillaJuly 14, 2021 at 8:47 am DENVER (CBS4) — A hotel in northeast Denver is a step closer to becoming housing for people struggling with homelessness. A key House Appropriations subcommittee approved a huge bill on Monday that includes the funding. Stay Inn Hotel in Denver (credit: CBS) U.S. Rep. Diana DeGette requested $2 million in federal funding for the city of Denver to purchase and renovate the now-vacant Stay Inn Hotel and convert it into housing for the homeless.
Denver Mayor Announces Permanent Solutions To Those Experiencing Homelessness
By Jacqueline QuynhJune 30, 2021 at 8:40 pm DENVER (CBS4) – Unsanctioned camps are not the answer for homelessness, that’s the message from Denver Mayor Michael Hancock. The answer is more permanent housing, he says. CBS4 went out into the community to talk with those who are dealing with being unhoused about the mayor’s new plans.
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock’s Plan For Homeless Includes Rehabilitated Motels For Housing
By Jennifer McRaeJune 30, 2021 at 1:08 pm DENVER (CBS4)– Denver Mayor Michael Hancock announced a housing and homelessness recovery strategy on Wednesday. Hancock made the announcement at the city’s newest shelter which opened last week. He discussed the steps being taken to accelerate Denver’s recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic. “We plan to acquire and rehabilitate hotels and motels to help people stabilize, to help them exit homelessness and to help them enter housing.
‘Safe Outdoor Space’ Opens At Regis University For Those Experiencing Homelessness
By Anica PadillaJune 10, 2021 at 12:58 pm DENVER (CBS4) — A new Safe Outdoor Space for people experiencing homeless is now open at Regis University in Denver. It’s the third managed campsite to open in the city. Mayor Michael Hancock attended a dedication ceremony on Thursday morning. READ MORE: 18-Year-Old Kendra Durnan Hit And Killed On I-25 After Crash Involving Elk The temporary camping space is in a parking lot on the campus, near Federal Boulevard and 50th Avenue.
COVID Restrictions In Denver: Mayor Hancock Revises Mask Order To Better Align With State
By Audra StreetmanMay 6, 2021 at 8:17 pm DENVER (CBS4) – Mayor Michael Hancock updated and extended Denver’s COVID-19 mask order to better align with the state’s mask order. The revised public health order goes into effect on Friday and lasts for 30 days. The order will require masks in the following places: Schools, childcare centers, indoor children’s camps, personal service facilities, hospitals, nursing homes and jails.
‘Seize The Opportunity’: Denver Mayor Michael Hancock Outlines Economic Recovery Plan
By Shawn ChitnisApril 28, 2021 at 8:00 pm DENVER (CBS4) – Mayor Michael Hancock announced Wednesday he wants voters to approve a $400 million bond package in November to help fund his pandemic recovery plan in addition to any federal funding the city receives this year. The plan outlined will attempt to address three major issues including the economy, the housing crisis, and public safety.
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock Reacts To Guilty Verdict For Derek Chauvin In George Floyd’s Murder
By Jennifer McRaeApril 20, 2021 at 4:24 pm DENVER (CBS4)– Denver Mayor Michael Hancock has released a statement regarding the verdict in the Derek Chauvin trial for the murder of George Floyd. Chauvin, a former Minneapolis police officer, was found guilty on all counts in last summer’s death of Floyd. Chauvin, 45, was found guilty on all charges: second-degree unintentional murder, third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter.
Denver Signs Agreement With New South Wales To Promote International Trade & Investment
By Audra StreetmanApril 7, 2021 at 9:20 pm DENVER (CBS4) – The city of Denver and the Australian State of New South Wales signed an agreement on Tuesday establishing a City2State Business Welcome Program. The agreement is the first to be signed between a city and a state. The City2State program aims to promote international trade and investment. Denver Mayor Michael Hancock joined NSW Deputy Premier John Barilaro for the signing at the opening of Denver’s Global Landing Pad Program.
COVID In Denver: Mask Mandate Will Stay Until May, Mayor Michael Hancock Says
By Anica PadillaApril 1, 2021 at 7:18 pm DENVER (CBS4) — Denver’s mayor says while we are reaching positive milestones in fighting the pandemic, we’re not finished yet. Mayor Michael Hancock said Thursday that everyone needs to stay vigilant because cases have been inching up over the last several weeks. He indicated the mask requirement in Denver would stay in effect for another month. “The mask order will be in place at least through early May in indoor settings,” Hancock said.
500 Denver Business Can Apply For 5 Star Program Tuesday
By Anica PadillaJanuary 28, 2021 at 3:23 pm DENVER (CBS4) — Denver Mayor Michael Hancock says it is time for us to transition from “rescue to recovery” — and said expanding operations at local businesses is an important step. He’s urging Denver business owners to apply for the 5 Star Program, which will allow them to increase capacity. Officials say the program is crucial right now for struggling businesses – with unemployment numbers jumping from 7.2% in November to 9.3% in December.
Mayor Hancock Says Vaccines, Schools & Financial Help Are Top 3 Pritorities
By Danielle ChaviraJanuary 27, 2021 at 3:02 pm DENVER (CBS4) – Denver Mayor Michael Hancock joined multiple city agencies virtually on Tuesday night to talk about President Joe Biden’s relief plan. It was part of a community outreach initiative called Cabinet in the Community. Hancock says the goal is to connect the community with city leadership on a variety of issues like COVID-19, the vaccine distribution plan, zoning and transportation issues.
Ethics Complaint Filed Against Mayor Hancock Over His Thanksgiving Travel
By Brian MaassJanuary 13, 2021 at 4:43 pm DENVER (CBS4) – A Denver woman has lodged an official complaint with Denver’s Ethics Board against Denver Mayor Michael Hancock over his out-of-state travel during the 2020 Thanksgiving holiday.
Denver Mayor Warns Increase In COVID-19 Cases Must Stop To Avoid Stay At Home Order
By Anica PadillaOctober 30, 2020 at 11:52 am DENVER (CBS4) — The City and County of Denver is under Stage Three Safer at Home restrictions — and the mayor says it will stay that way for at least another month. The mayor said he expects it to take a couple of weeks to get the numbers down — and then they must stay down for two weeks before we can once again see increased capacity in restaurants and large gatherings.
Denver’s Mobile Food Market Also Distributing Flu Shots & Halloween Treats On Friday
By Britt MorenoOctober 30, 2020 at 11:31 am DENVER (CBS4) — Denver families are feeling the weight of the pandemic. One in three families are struggling with food insecurity, according to “We Don’t Waste,” a non-profit working alongside the Denver mayor to help families struggling with food insecurities. “COVID has had a devastating affect on families,” says Denver Mayor Michael Hancock. He joined CBS4’s Britt Moreno live on CBS4 This Morning to talk about a big event helping struggling Coloradans.
Stricter Regulations In Effect In Denver Amid Rise In Coroanvirus Cases
By Jennifer McRaeOctober 19, 2020 at 11:07 am DENVER (CBS4) – Denver tightened its regulations regarding where to wear face masks and limits on group gatherings last week amid a rise in coronavirus cases. Denver Mayor Michael Hancock detailed those tighter restrictions last week. Group gatherings are now limited to five people, instead of 10. The new restriction on group gatherings does not apply to classroom settings and there are exceptions for organized sports.
New COVID-19 Restrictions: Denver Limits Group Gatherings To 5 People, Requires Face Masks In More Settings
By Anica PadillaOctober 16, 2020 at 11:10 am DENVER (CBS4) — Denver Mayor Michael Hancock announced new restrictions on group gatherings and new requirements for face coverings in more settings. Group gatherings are now limited to five people, instead of 10. Face masks will now be required in outdoor settings when congregating with people outside your family.
Update am Morgen: Extremes Wetter - extremer Wahlkampf
Guten Morgen, Heute beginnt der Extremwetterkongress in Hamburg. Expert*innen diskutieren über die Folgen des Klimawandels. Unterdessen kämpft Kalifornien mit den schwersten Waldbränden in der jüngsten Geschichte. "Ich glaube nicht, dass die Wissenschaft da alles weiß", sagte US-Präsident Donald Trump, der vor allem die Forstwirtschaft als Ursache sieht.
Free COVID-19 Testing Offered In Montbello On Thursday & Saturday
By Audra StreetmanJuly 22, 2020 at 6:53 pm DENVER (CBS4) – Denver Mayor Michael Hancock is inviting families to a free COVID-19 testing event on Thursday in Montbello. In addition to the free tests, the city is partnering with WeeCyle to offer parents free baby formula, wipes and diapers at the event. 🗣️We're excited to bring free food, COVID-19 testing, baby formula, wipes and diapers to our residents in Montbello this Thursday, July 23 from 9a-1p. Please share.
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock Reveals Negative Coronavirus Test: 'I Have Been Tested’
DENVER (CBS4)– Denver Mayor Michael Hancock was tested Monday for coronavirus after he said someone who works with him began showing signs of the illness. “I did get tested and thankfully I was negative,” Hancock said during an interview with CBS4 Investigator Brian Maass.
Mayor Hancock Answers Youth Gun Violence Questions On Community Call
By Kelly WerthmannJanuary 27, 2020 at 9:45 pm DENVER (CBS4) – From Montbello to the city’s west side, 2020 is off to an unsettling start in Denver as youth gun violence is on the rise. “One of the startling facts is that we’re seeing a trend that these types of incidents are involving younger kids,” Mayor Michael Hancock said.
Michael E. Hancock - Uintah Basin Media: Local Obituaries
Michael E. Hancock has left us to return home on Nov. 7, 2013. Mike had an adventurous life being born to a military family they moved a great deal, he spent much of his childhood in New Mexico where he graduated high school and made long lasting friendships. He joined the United States Air Force as a weather man and was stationed in Arizona. He moved to Utah to raise his children and begin his career in the Oil and Gas Industry, his love of the mountains; his family and heritage brought him home.
Michael E. Hancock - Uintah Basin Media: Local Obituaries
Michael E. Hancock has left us to return home on November 7th 2013. Michael was born in Wurzburg Germany on July 13, 1955 to Jerry and Coleen Hancock.
On the road to school success
On the road to school success One lesson is that education doesn’t need to be a partisan battleground, the authors write. Lagging far behind their international peers. Shamefully low reading and math competency. A staggering achievement gap. We’ve heard the alarming statistics about the trajectory of American students. After 10 years, No Child Left Behind has failed to put American children back on a competitive academic track.
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