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“Why go to 16th Street when there are places like Tennyson?”

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By Thomas Mitchell Verified
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Is downtown back up? Not yet, but Westword Editor Emeritus Patricia Calhoun has been spending time on 16th Street and around Lower Downtown lately, and she sees a lot of potential. Potential and results are two different things, though, and downtown Denver remains in the “trying” phase as it fights a sustained COVID drop-off, reputational issues and an increasing work-from-home force.
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Photos: Phish Dick’s kicks off with a bang

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By Thomas Mitchell Verified
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Legendary jam band Phish has returned for another run at Dick’s Sporting Goods Park, kicking off the first of three nights on Friday, Sept. 4. Thousands of people excitedly filled the Commerce City stadium as Trey Anastasio, Mike Gordon, Jon Fishman and Page McConnell made more magic.
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Denver should have kept downtown’s misspelled street sign up

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By Thomas Mitchell Verified
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Denver went into a frenzy on Tuesday, Aug. 18. The crisis? A misspelled street sign. After a Redditor pointed out that the “California St.” sign at the 19th Street intersection in downtown Denver was actually spelled “Califorina,” the public and media couldn’t wait to pile on the City of Denver’s spell-checking. The Denver Department of Transportation & Infrastructure (DOTI) scrambled to remove and replace the sign later in the week.
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