Aurora Judge Rules Gang-Fearing “Slumlord” Can Wait Until February to Resolve Charges…Away From Jury
Zev Baumgarten, who claimed Venezuelan gangs took over his property, can now resolve outstanding code charges on February 14.
Zev Baumgarten, who claimed Venezuelan gangs took over his property, can now resolve outstanding code charges on February 14.
“We encourage you to build up our community and not allow the hysteria of others to tear it down.”
Her departure came amid changes to micro-communities under the nonprofit’s control.
Police believe that Joe Henry, a former Brown Palace hotel worker, killed himself days after sharing his story with Westword.
“At the last community meeting, we didn’t even have the opportunity to know he was your sole finalist.”
The proposed rezoning would allow additional dwelling units in any residential neighborhood in Denver.
Joe Henry thought he had a way out when he landed a gig at the Brown Palace, but bad luck and mistaken judgment led him back to the streets.
The James Beard Award-winning Aurora eatery lost fine wines and steaks, but an outpouring of community support is helping it recover.
Denver transportation officials are well aware of “those one-off bikeways to nowhere all over town,” and say they want to improve the city’s bike system.
Eugene Robertson pointed a gun at a Burger King drive-thru after he couldn’t pay for his meal with drugs, and that was just the start of his crime spree that night.
Northside residents say building Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) is the only way they can stay in Denver, but city codes don’t make it easy.
Police Chief Ron Thomas was happy with the outcome, but says the traffic stops could return if more complaints come in.
The Colfax Avenue Bus Rapid Transit is expected to increase traffic on nearby roads, and residents want a solution.
Homeowners in Baker, Overland and south Denver neighborhoods said they struggle to afford living in the city, and suggested new zoning laws to allow for denser housing.
The January tally found that 9,977 people were living outside or in homeless shelters across Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, Broomfield, Denver, Douglas and Jefferson counties.
The two ski towns were praised for their connected trails and adventurous offerings.
A former resident describes an Edgewater apartment complex owned by CBZ Management as “absolutely horrific.”
“For a three-bedroom house [in Denver], you could have a ranch in the South.”
“Every time I saw a big black plume of smoke, I just thought, ‘That’s my house.’ It was very, very surreal.”
“When you do comedy in your own language, we’re all in on the joke together. It kind of feels like we’re laughing together and serving as a mirror for the immigrant experience in the United States.”
The company managing the property says it fell into disrepair after a Venezuelan gang took over, which the city refutes.
“We’re open for everybody to come here and have a fun time and enjoy…an actual Hispanic, Latino club doing things different than what Denver has experienced.”