Tag: Denver-gazette
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Denver weather: Afternoon thunderstorms Monday return
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save One more day of wet weather is forecast for metro Denver on Monday before warming and drying out occurs heading toward Labor Day weekend. Denver residents can expect a chance of showers and thunderstorms before 1 p.m., then showers likely and possibly a thunderstorm between…
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2nd round registration of Boulder e-bike vouchers opens Aug. 30
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Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The city of Boulder plans to open its second round of e-bike vouchers for city residents to help pay for part of the cost of a new electric bicycle (e-bike), city officials announced Thursday. Residents over the age of 18 can register online from 9…
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DIA holding job fair to fill 500 plus open positions
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Denver International Airport officials are hosting an in-person job fair to fill more than 500 open positions across the airport. The job fair will be held from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 9, on the plaza connecting the Westin Hotel to the Jeppesen Terminal near the South Security Checkpoint. Denver Workforce Development,…
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Boulder tripling e-scooters citywide by end of August
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The City of Boulder is partnering with the University of Colorado Boulder and Lime to expand shared e-scooter usage citywide. The expansion follows a successful e-scooter pilot program in parts of East Boulder, Gunbarrel and CU Boulder’s East Campus, according to a Monday news release. The pilot evaluation, which included community engagement, showed shared e-scooters…
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Trail Trax: JeffCo Open Space trails spruced up for late summer
The Front Range Trails Conservancy was busy in July working on trail maintenance at two Front Range systems. The agency was also happy to report it had no cancellations in the month after a 40% cancellation rate to kick off the year. Three trail-maintenance members work on a trail section with tools at Mount Falcon…
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Cherry Creek, Chatfield State Park swim beaches reopen
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The swim beaches at both Cherry Creek State Park and Chatfield State Park are back open after being closed Thursday due to unsafe E. coli levels. Colorado Parks and Wildlife said tests Thursday morning that were part of routine water quality testing revealed higher than allowable levels of the bacteria, as determined by Colorado Department…
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2 suspects arrested in fatal I-70 shooting of motorcyclist
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The Denver Police Department arrested two individuals involved in the fatal shooting that occurred on July 4 on Eastbound Interstate 70 near Colorado Boulevard, the police said in a release Saturday. “Investigators worked diligently to identify and locate the suspects involved and have arrested Cesar Ramirez-Rivera, 21, and Nelson Miranda-Rivas, 25, whom face charges in…
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Leinenkugel’s Canoebicle coming to Cherry Creek Reservoir
When most people hear the name Leinenkugel’s, they think of the Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin brewery’s Summer Shandy. The brewery is ratcheting its game up another level by celebrating its 16th summer of the Summer Shandy in a different way. The Canoebicle — a ‘canoe meets cubicle’ — will be available for rental for two days at…
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Denver flights, area fireworks displays postponed due to weather and an eagles’ nest
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Rain, hail, lightning, possible tornadoes and a recently discovered eagle nest put a glitch in the 2023 Independence Day celebrations around the Denver metro area. At 2 p.m., the National Weather Service issued a severe thunderstorm watch for areas around metro Denver, the eastern plains and parts of Nebraska and Kansas. Weather delays hit Denver…
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Vail pro-skier Chris Anthony inducted into Warrior Legend Hall of Fame
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Former pro-skier and current film maker Chris Anthony is now in the Warrior Legend Hall of Fame for the 10th Mountain Division. The Warrior Legend Hall of Fame was established to honor individuals who have made significant contributions to the 10th Mountain Division and American society. Anthony, who learned about receiving the honor just several…