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Collection: Western History
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Collection: Western History
Description: Turin Bicycles, a local bike and repair shop, operated in Denver from 1971 through 2022. Originally located at 711 Grant Street, owner Alan Fine purchased a building for the shop at 700 Lincoln in 1991. In 2022, facing the supply chain shortages so common in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, and nearing retirement, Fine decided to liquidate and close the shop. This article covers the history of the shop, interviews Alan Fine, and advertises the final sale.
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Subject: Society & Culture, Transportation, Business enterprises – Colorado – Denver, Local Businesses, Bicycling
Collection: Western History
Description: Downtown Denver was hit particularly hard by the social, commercial, and financial after-effects of the COVID-9 pandemic closures. 5280 interviewed various downtown stakeholders to learn what they see as potential new growth directions for the area, and also make some recommendations of their own.
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Subject: Society & Culture, Urban renewal -- Colorado -- Denver., Economic development, Community development, Tourism, Infrastructure, Transportation, Local transit – Colorado – Denver, Housing, Homelessness
Collection: Western History
Description: Larimer Square, Denver’s first designated historic district, is also the oldest existing commercial block in the city. Located in Denver’s downtown on Larimer Street between 14th and 15th streets, the block features Victorian-style buildings holding a variety of national and small local businesses. In 2018, a previous owner investigated renovations that would include building attached glass high-rises on the backs of the historic buildings. Following significant public feedback, he opted instead to sell to commercial real estate investment firm Asana Partners in 2020. Asana’s management and leasing practices, paired with the COVID-19 pandemic, have caused many longstanding small business tenants to leave Larimer Square. This article investigates the loss of locally-based tenants, and questions what the future of the block will look like.
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Subject: Real estate development, Local history, Real estate investment, Historic buildings--Conservation and restoration, Historic sites -- United States, National Register of Historic Places, City planning, Historic preservation, Society & Culture
Collection: Tenth Mountain Division
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Collection: Western History
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Collection: Tenth Mountain Division
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Description: An American Theatre Magazine article about the fifty year anniversary of Denver’s Su Teatro Cultural and Performing Arts Center, featuring an interview with the executive artistic director Anthony J. Garcia, and discussion of some of the theater’s best-loved plays. Su Teatro, the third oldest Chicano theater in the country, produces home-grown productions speaking to the history and experience of Chicanos. The theater is located at 721 Santa Fe Drive in Denver, in the Arts District on Santa Fe.
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Subject: Arts & Humanities, Society & Culture, BIPOC, Social justice, Mexican Americans, Chicanos, Community activists, Community theater -- Colorado -- Denver, Hispanic Americans in the performing arts., Theater -- Study and teaching -- United States
Collection: Western History
Description: Bike Streets is an all-volunteer project to change the way people move around Denver. Their central hypothesis is that riding a bike 2 miles a week is a bar that just about anyone can clear, and that if it’s something one does every week, it becomes a habit. Their first project, The Bike Streets Mapping Project, produced a crowdsourced map of more than 400 miles of low-stress neighborhood streets and trails.
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Subject: Environmental Activism, Biking, Society and Culture, Transportation, Bicycling, Maps, Sports and Recreation, Transit Maps
Collection: Western History
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Collection: Blair-Caldwell African American Research Library
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Description: In 2023, Chris Hansen ran for election to the office of Mayor of Denver. Hansen previously served in the Colorado State Legislature (Senate 2020-2023, House 2016-2020), as co-founder of the Colorado Energy + Water Institute, and in various directorial roles at renewable energy and electricity company IHS (2005-2015). Hansen has volunteered on a number of boards, including the executive committee of the Denver Metro Chamber Leadership Foundation Board, the executive committee of the Central City Opera Board, and the advisory board for the University of Colorado, Denver Business School. The mayoral race in 2023 was a complicated one, featuring seventeen mayoral candidates on the ballot. Hansen received 4.8% of the votes in the April election, as compared to first and second-place candidates Mike Johnston’s and Kelly Brough’s respective 24.5% and 20%. The race progressed to a June 6 runoff, which was won by Mike Johnston.
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Subject: Politics & Elections, Society & Culture, Elections – Colorado, Mayors – Elections
Collection: Blair-Caldwell African American Research Library
Description: The Colorado Black Arts Festival strives to develop, promote, and celebrate African arts and culture in Colorado. The festival provides a medium for local Black talent in the areas of visual and performing arts, and educates regarding the role that Black arts and culture play in the development and well-being of the community. First hosted in Denver in 1987, by the second year the festival drew an audience of over 30,000 people. The festival has attracted patrons and artists from around the world, and has received many awards, including the Mayor’s Award for Excellence in the Arts.
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Subject: BIPOC, Arts & Humanities, Society & Culture, Music, Dance, Film, African American arts, African Americans in the performing arts, Visual Arts, Festivals
Collection: Western History
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description: Home - The Colorado Independent
Collection: Western History
Description: Safe Outdoor Spaces are healthy, secure, staffed, resource and service-rich environments that provide an outdoor, individualized sheltering option for people experiencing unsheltered homelessness in Denver. The Park Hill location, which opened in June 2021, was the fourth safe camping site to open in Denver.
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Subject: Safe Outdoor Spaces, Homelessness, Society and Culture, Temporary Housing, Park Hill United Methodist Church, Park Hill Neighborhood of Denver, Social Services, COVID-19 Pandemic, Religious Mission
Creator: Colorado Village Collaborative
Format: Website
Collection: Western History
Description: Safe Outdoor Spaces are healthy, secure, staffed, resource and service-rich environments that provide an outdoor, individualized sheltering option for people experiencing unsheltered homelessness in Denver. The Regis location, which opened in June 2021, was the third safe camping site to open in Denver.
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Subject: Homelessness, Society and Culture, Temporary Housing, Regis University, Regis Neighborhood of Denver, Safe Outdoor Spaces, Social Services, COVID-19 Pandemic, Religious Mission
Creator: Colorado Village Collaborative
Format: Website
Collection: Western History
Description: The Colorado Village Collaborative exists to bridge the gap between the streets and stable housing by creating and operating transformational housing communities in partnership with people experiencing homelessness. Safe Outdoor Spaces, one of the types of communities the CVC supports, are healthy, secure, staffed, resource and service-rich environments that provide an outdoor, individualized sheltering option for people experiencing unsheltered homelessness in Denver.
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Subject: Safe Outdoor Spaces, Homelessness, Society and Culture, Temporary Housing, Social Services, COVID-19 Pandemic
Creator: Colorado Village Collaborative
Format: Website
Collection: DPL Archives
Description: In 2019, Colorado Public Radio (CPR), a National Public Radio affiliate, moved their headquarters to 17th and Grant in Denver’s downtown. CPR journalists contacted the Western History and Genealogy division of the Denver Public Library, to learn about the history of the property where their new offices were located. Archivist Librarian Katie Rudolph researched the address and shared what she found.
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Subject: Society & Culture, Buildings -- History -- Sources, Local History, Journalism, Local mass media, Libraries
Collection: Western History
Description: As the U.S. Supreme Court’s findings in Dobbs v. Jackson led many states to restrict abortion, Colorado is experiencing a surge of patients from neighboring states who are seeking this reproductive health service. This article discusses the implications for abortion providers and their patients in Colorado.
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Subject: Society & Culture, Science & Health, Reproductive health, Abortion -- Political aspects -- United States., Abortion -- Government policy -- United States.
Collection: Western History
Description: In October 2022, Denverite Tim Jones hosted his 40th “longer table” event in Denver’s City Park. Part of the larger Longer Table movement, these events are social networking dinners that bring together strangers to share a potluck meal. The events are intended to build community and decrease loneliness, and as such, guests are required to sit with people they didn’t know prior, and may not discuss their jobs. This CPR.org article reports on the October event, the movement itself, and Jones’s plans to throw a similar event for 5,280 people, stretching a mile long in City Park, in 2023.
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Subject: Parties, Entertaining, Longer Tables movement, Social Networking, Parks – Colorado – Denver, Community Engagement, Community activists, Society & Culture
Collection: Conservation
Description: A 2017 water and soil science study on the East River tributary of the Colorado River took a different turn than expected when beavers dammed the river section being studied. This event allowed for evaluation of the effect beavers have on water quality and ecosystem health. Beavers’ work was found to be more significant in reducing excess nitrogen than either rain or snowmelt. Ecologists believe the increasing warmth and dryness of the western U.S. will allow beavers to extend their range, potentially improving water quality of existing rivers.
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Subject: Crested Butte (Colo.), Colorado River (Colo.-Mexico) -- Environmental conditions., Beavers – Ecology, Animal ecology, Wildlife conservation, Watersheds, Natural resources--Management, Environmental protection, Science & Health
Collection: Western History
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Collection: Western History
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Collection: Blair-Caldwell African American Research Library
Description: The Dearfield Fund for Black Wealth helps Black and African American communities build a foundation of intergenerational wealth and financial well-being, primarily through home ownership. The program, hosted by Gary Community Ventures, offers Black and African American first-time homebuyers access to no-interest down-payment funds that can be used toward the purchase of a new home. Upon selling or refinancing, home-buyers then return their down-payment plus 5% of the home's appreciation to support the next home buyer on their journey to wealth.
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Subject: Society & Culture, BIPOC, Community development, Community development, Urban -- Colorado -- Denver., Urban policy -- Colorado -- Denver., Housing subsidies -- Colorado -- Denver., Wealth -- United States -- History., Home ownership – Colorado – Denver
Collection: Western History
Description: In 2023, Debbie Ortega ran for election to the office of Mayor of Denver. Ortega previously served as Denver City Councilwoman-at-large (2011-2023), executive director of the Denver Homeless Commission (dates), City Councilwoman (1987-2003), and for the offices of City Councilman Sal Carpio, U.S. Senator Floyd Haskell, and Lieutenant Governor George Brown. Ortega has volunteered on a number of boards and committees, including the Del Norte Neighborhood Development Corporation, Denver Women’s Commission, Healthy Foods for Denver Kids, Opioid Abatement Council, and Denver’ Crime Prevention & Control Commission. Ortega also co-chaired Denver’s 2020 census. The mayoral race in 2023 was a complicated one, featuring seventeen mayoral candidates on the ballot. Ortega received 4.5% of the votes in the April election, as compared to first and second-place candidates Mike Johnston’s and Kelly Brough’s respective 24.5% and 20%. The race progressed to a June 6 runoff, which was won by Mike Johnston.
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Subject: Hispanic American politicians, Women politicians -- United States., Politics & Elections, Society & Culture, Elections – Colorado, Mayors – Elections
Collection: Blair-Caldwell African American Research Library
Description: The City and County of Denver’s Black History Month Events schedule includes listings for events hosted by museums, libraries, and other cultural organizations. The page also lists museums focused on African American history in Denver.
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Subject: African American History Month, Black History Month, BIPOC, Museums, Arts & Humanities, Society & Culture, History, Local History, Libraries and archives
Collection: DPL Archives
Description: This news article and interview with a librarian focus on a new special collections research guide illuminating DPL collections that are about the Chicano, Hispanic, and Latino communities and their history.
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Subject: Research -- Methodology -- Web-based instruction., Libraries -- Special collections -- Electronic information resources., Bibliographies, Research guides, Newspapers, Oral Histories, Photographs, Maps, Genealogy, Archives, Hispanic Americans, Libraries, BIPOC, Arts & Humanities, Society & Culture
Collection: Western History
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Collection: Western History
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Subject: Denver Center for the Performing Arts COVID-19 response
Creator: Denver Center for the Performing Arts
Date: April 13, 2020
description: Stay connected to theatre news from the DCPA and our community.
title: DCPA News Center - Denver Center for the Performing Arts
Collector: Denver Public Library Western History and Genealogy Department
Contributor: John Moore
Collection: DPL Archives
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Collection: Western History
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Collection: Western History
Description: Denver’s 2023 mayoral and city council races featured an unusually large number of candidates— seventy-six candidates plus eight write-ins – who were running to replace term-limited outgoing Mayor Michael Hancock, and a number of vacating city council positions. There were also three council-referred measures, including a controversial measure about the Park Hill Golf Course conservation easement. Denver’s Elections Division site tracks all of the candidates, including links to individual candidate affidavits, and includes the title language forms for all ballot measures.
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Subject: Denver City Council, Ballot measures, Mayors – Elections, Elections – Colorado, Society & Culture, Politics & Elections
Group: Elections and Ballot Measures
Creator: Denver Elections Division, City and County of Denver
Type: Website
Date: 2023
Collection: Western History
Description: Denver’s Support Team Assisted Response (STAR) Program deploys emergency response teams that include emergency medical technicians and behavioral health clinicians to engage individuals experiencing distress related to mental health issues, poverty, homelessness, and substance abuse. STAR is dispatched through Denver 9-1-1 communications, and responds to low-risk calls where individuals are not in imminent risk.
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Subject: Psychic trauma, Crisis intervention (Mental health services), Social Services, Homelessness, Community Engagement, Society & Culture, Substance abuse
Collection: Western History
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Collection: Western History
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Subject: COVID-19 (Disease), Public health, COVID-19 Pandemic, 2020-
Collection: Western History
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Collection: Western History
Description: The Denver Public Library annually awards Latino individuals who have made contributions to our community. The awards are the Lena L. Archuleta Community Service Award, the Eric J. Duran Community Service Award, and César Chávez Latino Leadership Hall of Fame Award. This page features the announcement of the 2020 winners.
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Subject: Society & Culture, BIPOC, Service Award, Awards, Community Service, Libraries, Hispanic Americans
Collection: Western History
Description: The Denver Public Library annually awards Latino individuals who have made contributions to our community. The awards are the Lena L. Archuleta Community Service Award, the Eric J. Duran Community Service Award, and César Chávez Latino Leadership Hall of Fame Award. This page features the announcement of the 2021 winners.
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Subject: Society & Culture, BIPOC, Service Award, Awards, Community Service, Libraries, Hispanic Americans
Collection: Blair-Caldwell African American Research Library
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Collection: Western History
Description: The Denver Public Library annually awards Latino individuals who have made contributions to our community. The awards are the Lena L. Archuleta Community Service Award, given to a person who has made a positive impact on the Denver community, beyond paid employment, in the field of education, youth development, early childhood programming, or education policy; the Eric J. Duran Community Service Award, given to a person who has made a positive impact on the Denver community, beyond paid employment, to advance community development and/or cultural life through their involvement with the Denver Public Library or another civic institution; and finally the César Chávez Latino Leadership Hall of Fame Award, given a Coloradan who has demonstrated a lifelong commitment to social justice and has made a significant positive impact on their community through community organizing, direct service, and/or advocacy and public policy.
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Subject: Society & Culture, BIPOC, Service Award, Awards, Community Service, Libraries, Hispanic Americans
Collection: Western History
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Collection: Western History
Description: In 2018, Denver’s Mayor Michael Hancock signed legislation strengthening Denver’s status as a sanctuary city for immigrants. In December 2022, the city announced it had been experiencing a steady but manageable stream of immigrants for several months, largely from Latin America, and in particular from Venezuela. In December, a sudden wave of new arrivals by bus began to overwhelm the city’s ability to serve them. This article looks at emergency shelters and other emergency management services the city and various non-profits put into place.
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Subject: Denver. Office of Emergency Management., Social service -- Colorado -- Denver., Asylum, Right of -- United States., Refugees--Legal status, laws, etc. -- United States., Humanitarian assistance, Immigrants -- Colorado -- Denver, Emigration and immigration, Society & Culture
Collection: Conservation
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Collection: Western History
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Collection: Western History
Description: In June 2021, feeling a growing disconnect between the library’s mission and its working conditions for staff, more than ten percent of Denver Public Library employees joined together to launch a voluntary, wall-to-wall union. Affiliated with the Communications Workers of America, “Denver Public Library Workers United” (DPLWU) is a unit of CWA Local 7799, a small consortium of four Colorado-based public service unions. While the Denver City Charter currently forbids union recognition or collective bargaining by the Library, DPLWU asserts that a “wall-to-wall union allows us to channel our collective knowledge and wisdom into powerful collective action.”
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Subject: Labor Organizations, Labor, Organized, Unions, Labor movement, Labor, Municipal employees, Librarians--Political activity--United States, Library workers, Anti-racism, Society and Culture
Collection: Western History
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title: Denver Public Schools
Collection: Western History
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Collection: Western History
Description: Press conference by Denver Mayor Michael B. Hancock
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Subject: Denver COVID-19 response update
Date: March 23, 2020
Collection: Western History
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Collection: Conservation
Description: The Rocky Flats National Wildlife Refuge was established in 2007, and is home to 239 migratory and resident wildlife species, including prairie falcons, deer, elk, coyotes, songbirds, the threatened Preble’s meadow jumping mouse, and rare xeric tallgrass prairie. This 5,237-acre refuge, located 16 miles northwest of Denver, has remained relatively undisturbed for the last 30- 50 years, following the closure of the Rocky Flats nuclear plant. Previously managed by the U.S. Department of Energy, the plant manufactured nuclear and non-nuclear weapons from 1952 to 1994, after which it was added to the EPA’s National Priorities List (Superfund List) in 1989. Today, the refuge is one of over 560 refuges in the National Wildlife Refuge System.
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Subject: Conservation of natural resources, Environmental protection, Land use, Recreation areas -- Colorado, Science & Health, Outdoor recreation -- Colorado., Public lands -- Colorado, Wildlife conservation, Tourism, Endangered species, U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, U.S. Department of Energy, Resource Management, Natural resources--Management
Collection: Conservation
Description: GreenLatinos is an active grassroots community of Latino/a/x leaders, headquartered in Colorado, who educate on, advocate for, and craft environmental justice policy with a focus on communities of color. Their primary policy priorities are climate justice and clean air, protection of public lands and the ocean, creating sustainable communities, and protecting water equity.
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Subject: Society & Culture, BIPOC, Environmental justice, Environmental policy, Politics, Social Justice
Collection: Western History
Description: In 2022, Heidi Ganahl ran for Governor of Colorado on the Republican ticket. Ganahl is an entrepreneur, author, and public speaker who founded Camp Bow Wow, a pet care franchise; the charity Bow Wow Buddies Foundation, which helps to rehome dogs; SheFactor, a digital community designed to empower young women; and Moms Fight Back and the Fight Back Foundation, both of which address issues facing children. Prior to running for office, she also served on the University of Colorado Board of Regents, chairing the finance and audit committees, and the search committee for the new university president. Ganahl lost against Democrat incumbent Jared Polis, garnering 40.8% of the vote to his 57%.
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Subject: Governors – Elections, Republican Party (Colo.), Elections – Colorado, Politics & Elections, Society & Culture
Collection: Conservation
Description: The Izaak Walton League, founded in 1922, is an environmental advocacy group championing the protection of clean air and water, healthy fish and wildlife habitat, and conserving outdoor America for future generations. The organization is one of the earliest conservation organizations to set an aggressive course to defend wild America by changing public policy. The League supports citizens locally and works to shape conservation policy nationally.
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Subject: Conservation of natural resources, Environmental protection, Land use, Science & Health, Outdoor recreation, Wildlife conservation, Endangered species, Resource Management, Natural resources--Management, Fishes--Conservation--United States, Recreation areas--Colorado
Creator: Izaak Walton League of America
Type: Website
Date: 2018
title: Izaak Walton League - national conservation organization
Collection: Western History
Description: The “Japanese Americans in Five Points neighborhood” mapping project and exhibit document the impact and lives of Japanese Americans in the Five Points neighborhood of Denver. In the wake of WWII, following the closing of America’s Japanese incarceration camps, the area surrounding and within the “Larimer Corridor” just north of downtown saw a surge of Japanese-American culture and businesses. Japanese arrivals joined other communities of color who also inhabited and owned businesses in this historic area. Using research and oral history interviews, the mapping project documents 28 different locations of importance to the community, and is also available as an app-based self-guided walking tour.
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Subject: Society & Culture, BIPOC, Japanese Americans, Denver (Colo.) -- Tours., Arts & Humanities, Exhibitions, Business history
Collection: Western History
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Description: In 2022, Joe O’Dea ran for election to the U.S. Senate on the Republican ticket. O’Dea is the founder and CEO of CEI Constructors, a construction company based in Colorado, and owner of the Mile High Station and Ironworks event centers. O’Dea lost against Democrat incumbent Michael Bennet, garnering 42.9% of the vote to Bennet’s 54.3%.
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Subject: United States. Congress -- Elections, Elections – Colorado, Politics & Elections, Society & Culture, Republican Party (Colo.)
Collection: Western History
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Description: In 2022, John Kellner ran for election as Attorney General for Colorado, on the Republican ticket. Kellner is the Arapahoe County District Attorney and a Lieutenant Colonel with the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve. Prior to running for attorney general, he served as district attorney for the 18th Judicial District (2021- ), as Chief Deputy District Attorney and head of the 18th district’s Cold Case Unit (2013-2021), as a prosecutor in the Boulder District Attorney’s office (2011-2013), and in active duty as a judge advocate with the U.S. Marines (2006-2011). During his active duty, he deployed to Afghanistan to help local government leaders resolve conflicts, and assist with military operations and local elections. Kellner lost against Democratic candidate Phil Weiser, garnering 44.7% of the vote to Weiser’s 53.2%.
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Subject: Colorado. Attorney General's Office., Republican Party (Colo.), Elections – Colorado, Politics & Elections, Society & Culture
Collection: Western History
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description: HOME | Mysite
title: HOME | Mysite
Collection: Western History
Description: In 2023, Kelly Brough ran for election to the office of Mayor of Denver. Brough previously served as a legislative analyst for Denver’s City Council (1990-1997), director for Denver’s Career Service Authority (2003-2005), Chief of Staff to Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper (2006-2009), CEO of the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce (2009-2021), and Chief Strategy Officer of Metropolitan State University of Denver (2020-2021). Brough has volunteered on a number of boards, including the Denver Public Schools Foundation, the Denver Zoo, and Visit Denver. 2023 was a complicated campaign year, featuring seventeen mayoral candidates on the ballot. After no candidates received a majority of votes in the April round, the election went to a runoff between Kelly Brough and Mike Johnston. Brough lost against Johnston on June 6, garnering 45.9% to Johnston’s 54.1% of the vote.
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Subject: Mayors – Elections, Elections – Colorado, Society & Culture, Politics & Elections, Women politicians -- United States.
Collection: Western History
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Collection: Conservation
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Description: In 2023, Leslie Herod ran for election to the office of Mayor of Denver. Herod previously served as a Representative in the Colorado House of Representatives (2017-2023), where she was elected as the first LGBTQ+ African American in the Colorado General Assembly’s history. She also worked for Colorado Governor Bill Ritter, and as a program officer with the Gill Foundation. Herod has volunteered on a number of boards and committees, including as Governor Ritter’s appointee to the Judicial Performance Commission, as mayoral appointee to Denver's Cultural Affairs Commission, on the board of the Museum of Contemporary Art, on the Board of Directors for Urban Peak, and as President of Colorado Black Women for Political Action. Herod also served as President Barack Obama’s Deputy Political Director in Colorado during his 2012 Reelection Campaign. The mayoral race in 2023 was a complicated one, featuring seventeen mayoral candidates on the ballot. Herod received 10.7% of the votes in the April election, as compared to first and second-place candidates Mike Johnston’s and Kelly Brough’s respective 24.5% and 20%. The race progressed to a June 6 runoff, which was won by Mike Johnston.
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Subject: Gay politicians., African American politicians, Women politicians -- United States., Politics & Elections, Society & Culture, Elections – Colorado, Mayors – Elections
Collection: Western History
Description: This webpage outlines the details of Metropolitan State University’s new “tuition lock” commitment, made to their incoming students in 2022. The policy freezes tuition costs for incoming students for a four year period. The intent of the program is to make the cost of college predictable for the traditional duration of a student’s enrollment.
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Subject: Society & Culture, Colleges & Universities, Education – Costs – Colorado, College Tuition
Collection: Conservation
Description: Static snapshot of the watershed basins in Colorado. Site purports to present graphs of Colorado snowpack by region and year, but this functionality did not archive successfully.
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Subject: Snow--analysis, Science & Health, Watersheds
Collection: Conservation
Description: This New York Times opinion piece examines the challenges facing the western U.S. as population growth, combined with historically significant drought conditions, quickly deplete the Colorado River. The article argues that the seven states that depend on the river will need to drastically reduce water use to stave off social, political and environmental crisis
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Subject: Science & Health, Environmental protection, Natural resources--Management, Water conservation -- United States., Environmental policy, Watersheds, Drought management -- United States., Water-power -- United States.
Collection: Western History
Description: This article from the New York Times reports on recent efforts of the Cherokee Tribe in Oklahoma to enforce a stipulation from the 1835 Treaty of New Echota. The treaty, originally signed by Cherokee individuals in Georgia under duress, launched the Trail of Tears forcible relocation of the tribe to Oklahoma. An additional element of the treaty, never enacted, was to provide a non-voting position in the U.S. House of Representatives for a member of the Cherokee tribe. The tribe hopes to see this stipulation enacted.
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Subject: Society & Culture, Representative government and representation -- United States, Cherokee Indians -- Treaties, Cherokee Indians -- Oklahoma -- Politics and government., Cherokee Indians -- Government relations, Indians of North America -- Treaties., Indians of North America – History
Collection: Western History
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Description: In 2022, Phil Weiser ran for reelection as Attorney General for Colorado, on the Democratic ticket. Weiser was initially elected to office in 2018. Prior to his time as attorney general, he served as dean of the University of Colorado School of Law (2011-2016); in the Obama administration as deputy assistant attorney general, and as senior advisor for technology and innovation for the White House; and in the Clinton administration’s Department of Justice Antitrust division. Weiser clerked for Supreme Court Justices Byron White and Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Weiser won against Republican candidate John Kellner, garnering 53.2% of the vote to Kellner’s 44.7%.
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Subject: Colorado. Attorney General's Office., Democratic Party (Colo.), Elections – Colorado, Politics & Elections, Society & Culture
Collection: Western History
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title: The Laundry Truck | Radian
Collection: Western History
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Creator: Revesco Properties
title: The River Mile
Collection: Western History
Description: Safe and Sound Denver is a grassroots effort of Denver residents who advocate for the safety and well being of neighborhoods. In Fall 2021, the group supported ballot issue 2F, designed to repeal Denver’s 2021 Group Living Zoning Code Amendment (originally passed by City Council in February 2021). Among other changes to zoning code, the amendment had raised to five the number of unrelated adults permitted to live in a single family home. While the amendment was intended to partially address the housing shortage in Denver, the Safe and Sound group is concerned with the potential quality of life and safety effects the code changes could produce.
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Subject: Society & Culture, Housing – Colorado – Denver, Zoning law -- Colorado -- Denver., Activism, Housing policy -- United States., Infrastructure, Sustainable urban development, Urban Development, City planning, Community development, Community activists
Collection: Western History
Description: A Denver-based restaurant offering "a vegetable-forward dining experience."
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Subject: Vegetarian restaurants
Language: English
Collection: Western History
Description: The Society of Rocky Mountain Archivists (SRMA) is a professional organization of archivists, library and museum workers, and related individuals in Colorado and Wyoming. The organization holds an annual meeting each fall, provides communication and educational opportunities to their members, supports the materials conservation efforts of regional cultural institutions, and offers scholarships to support new professionals to the field.
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Subject: Archivists--Societies and clubs, Professional associations, Professional development, Libraries and archives, Arts & Humanities, Society & Culture, History
Collection: Western History
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Collection: Western History
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Collection: Western History
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Collection: Western History
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Collection: Western History
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Collection: Western History
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Collection: Western History
Description: Happy Beetle is a Denver-based recycling subscription service that aims to build the circular economy in the Denver Metro area and beyond. The organization makes it easier for residents and businesses to divert resources from the landfill by providing direct pick-ups of a wide variety of materials. These materials are sorted, recycled, repurposed, and upcycled.
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Subject: Repurposing and Reuse, Sustainability, Circular Economy, Environmental Activism, Local Businesses, Small Businesses, Upcycling, Recycling
Collection: Western History
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