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July 10, 2025 · — Peyton Garcia

It’s Thursday! PSA: Stay out of the Cherry Creek Reservoir. Park officials have confirmed a toxic blue-green algae bloom in the water. It’s not safe for humans or animals. Here’s what you need to know ⛔ 🦠

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Trans Rights Are Under Attack. Does Anyone Have a Plan?

🏳️‍⚧️ How Colorado Plans to Protect Trans Rights

While Colorado is mostly seen as a safe place for the transgender community, the Trump administration’s attacks on trans rights have infiltrated our politics, schools, hospitals, and courts. Though a law to advance civil rights protections for trans people passed this year, Rep. Brianna Titone — the state’s first openly transgender legislator — explains how the debate is evolving and what’s next. [City Cast Denver 🎧]

🏗️ What Denver Could Do With $800 Million

City officials have announced an initial list of dozens of projects that could be funded by the $800 million Vibrant Denver bond package, ranging from traffic safety improvements and affordable housing developments to park upgrades and first responder training. However, the bond still needs to be approved by the mayor and city council, and then approved by Denver voters in November. [Denverite]

⛷️ Town of Nederland to Purchase Eldora Ski Resort

The Town of Nederland formally signed a letter of intent to buy Eldora Mountain Ski Resort for an undisclosed amount (though previous estimates ranged between $100 and $200 million). The deal is expected to be finalized by October and will likely bring millions of dollars in revenue to the town. Because it will be financed through municipal bonds and not taxpayer money, the deal will not have to go to the voters for approval. The resort will remain part of the Ikon Pass. [CO Sun]

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Celebrate Colfax: Indie Bash + Week!

Celebrate Colfax: Indie Bash + Week!

Kick off the fun at the Indie Bash on July 10 at Champagne Tiger—featuring drag, art, treats, and a live podcast. Then, keep the party going July 14–20 with Indie Week, packed with tattoos, local deals, events, and community pride. Colfax is open for everyone!

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Thursday, July 10

Friday, July 11

That’s all for today! Oh, and remember that Greek-y mural I shared in Tuesday’s Spotted Around Town segment? Reader and local historian Mark Barnhouse shared some background info on the art:

“They’re by Allen Tupper True, whose works also grace the Greek Theatre, State Capitol, Brown Palace Hotel, and Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Building. More about them here and here.”

Neat! 🤩

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