Tag: council
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Aurora City Council eliminates homeless sweep requirements
Aurora no longer has to provide a 72-hour notice or sheltering option before sweeping encampments.
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Aurora City Council sees tensions flair in ‘Sister Cities’ discussion
While members of the Aurora City Council discussed a potential ‘Sister Cities’ partnership between Chihuahua, Mexico and Aurora, tensions began to flair as members voiced opposition to the measure based on crime levels in Chihuahua and Mexico as a whole. Two members appeared to laugh and turn off their cameras while a representative of Sister…
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Aurora City Council discussion of ‘Sister Cities’ draws charges of racism
Aurora City Council discussion of ‘Sister Cities’ draws charges of racism
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Outgoing Mayor of Denver, Michael Hancock, sits down with Denver Gazette for exclusive interview
Outgoing Mayor of Denver, Michael Hancock, sits down with Denver Gazette for exclusive interview
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Colorado Springs Elections 2015: Reader questions roundup #CSPolitics
You Asked – And We Did Too About 20 people joined Gazette reader forums earlier this year to talk about the April 7 Colorado Springs election. The Gazette is asking candidates some of the questions the people posed in stories that will run on five Sundays and will use other reader questions and comments throughout…
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Insights at Large: City Council candidate Jariah R. Walker
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Jariah R. Walker comes across as an affable, smart, young professional as he campaigns for an at-large City Council seat, but that isn’t what sets him apart from the other 12 candidates vying for three…
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Insights at Large: City Council candidate Jariah R. Walker
Jariah R. Walker comes across as an affable, smart, young professional as he campaigns for an at-large City Council seat, but that isn’t what sets him apart from the other 12 candidates vying for three at-large positions. What makes Walker different is his support for the controversial City for Champions project’s downtown arena or performance…
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One big difference in Colorado Springs District 2 race: The money
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Once the shock wore off after Colorado Springs Councilman Joel Miller resigned his seat in District 2, a couple of politically active residents found the news to be a certain calling. Larry Bagley and Kanda…
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One big difference in Colorado Springs District 2 race: The money
Once the shock wore off after Colorado Springs Councilman Joel Miller resigned his seat in District 2, a couple of politically active residents found the news to be a certain calling. Larry Bagley and Kanda Calef launched campaigns to become the new District 2 council member. Bagley, a retired Air Force officer and neighborhood volunteer,…
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Insights at Large: Council candidate Glenn Carlson
Glenn Carlson envisions Colorado Springs as the “Silicon Mountain” of the West, a research and technology hub for people creating high-tech breakthroughs and new energy approaches. “I want to create a start-up culture; a place where people have the resources, support and courage to create the next Google, the next GoPro, the next Spectranetics,” the…