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The comments continue to pour in regarding Patricia Calhoun's post about the
Ballpark Neighborhood Association's opposition to a new
day center for the homeless. This reader sees those who object to the project as a problem rather than the solution.
retank writes:
All you hipster yuppies have killed Denver. LoDo used to be real. Now you all turned it into one big prefab city with no real character, just like you did to all the rest of the mountain towns. You think you're making Colorado livelier, but you really have made Colorado die.
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