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DAVID FINE NAMED AS CITY ATTORNEY
Mayor John Hickenlooper announces appointment
| “David Fine has enjoyed an impressive career as a local attorney specializing in civil litigation, employment litigation, constitutional law and election law,” Hickenlooper said. “He has represented and advised businesses, individuals, nonprofits and government entities on a broad range of issues relevant to services the City of Denver provides and the people we serve. We look forward to having someone of his experience and expertise join our talented team in the City Attorney’s Office.” |
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CITY COUNCIL HOLDS FIRM TO AMEND BUDGET
Special Session Called to Override Mayoral Veto
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Denver City Council held firm to its position Friday and voted to override Mayor Hickenlooper’s veto of an amendment to the 2008 City Budget on employee pay. At their Monday night November 3 meeting, City Council voted changes to a complex and somewhat controversial method of how the city pays its workers.
The Mayor objected to the changes and vetoed the amendment mid-week. Council responded by holding a special meeting the afternoon of Friday, November 9 to challenge the Mayor’s veto and emerged with a 9-3 vote to keep the amendment in the proposed budget.
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2007 MAYOR'S DESIGN AWARDS
Awards celebrate innovation, creativity, beauty
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Artists and city leaders turned out recently for the 3rd annual Mayor’s Design Awards, celebrating and recognizing noteworthy buildings found throughout Denver.
“I think great cities are as enriched by many discreet and beautifully designed smaller projects as they are by the bold and grand civic gestures,” says Mayor John Hickenlooper. “Every time we do it, I come away with a sense of awe that a city like Denver that seems so, sometimes, on the surface, so placid, so almost normal, can generate and incubate such wonderful subtleties and such intense creativity.”
The awards are designed to recognize the small, but great things done by business owners, home owners, and individuals who are adding beauty to Denver’s neighborhoods.
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Colorado Colfax Marathon
| May 18 - Event celebrates the revitalization of America’s longest continuous street — Colfax Avenue. The course highlights interesting historic sites along Colfax and, of course, views of the majestic Rocky Mountains. Third Annual Post-News Event! |
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Denver Parks and Rec Summer Camp
| The perfect, affordable solution to entertain your children on summer days. Denver Parks and Recreation will be hosting six outdoor-based day camps within our parks and eleven indoor camps at various recreation centers. |
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The 2008 Democratic National Convention
comes to Denver in August.
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Cultural Events Calendars
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Denver365.com
Visit Denver's cultural events calendar for the best activities that Denver has to offer.
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Other Events and Calendar Listings
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Arts to Zoo - Colorado's Guide to Cultural Events and Organizations - by the Scientific and Cultural Facilities District [SCFD]
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Downtown Denver Events, events within the Downtown Denver area that celebrate, cultural diversity, community pride and the visual, performing and culinary arts.
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Social calendar and other events for Colorado's nonprofit organizations
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Denver Cultural Facilities
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Denver Art Museum - World-class art collection and special events, shopping, great food, and more. |
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Denver Botanic Gardens - Spectacular 23-acre urban oasis offers an unforgettable artistic garden experience and education.
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Denver Museum of Nature and Science - Natural wonders of Colorado, Earth, and the universe. - Leading resource for informal science education.
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Denver Zoo is home to nearly 4,000 animals representing over 700 species and is one of the most popular zoos in the United States. |
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