Confluence-denver.com Website Review

Confluence Wednesday, September 05, 2018 Todays retrospective issue is the last, at least for a while. The website will remain active allowing access to a de*p library of stories addressing the citys pressing topics.. IMAGINING A MORE DIVERSE, EQUITABLE, AND INCLUSIVE APPROACH TO ARTS AND CULTURE IN DENVER. Eric Peterson Monday, April 30, 2018 The citys IMAGINE 2020 cultural plan envisions a more inclusive and equitable Denver. Local leaders are taking the mission to heart as the plan advances from drawing board to the citys neighborhoods. Mike Taylor Wednesday, September 05, 2018 The street grid Denver was born with in the 1850s became the exception to the rule as the city grew around it in the subsequent decades. The askew layout has both drawbacks and benefits.  Chris Meehan Wednesday, September 05, 2018 Cannabis cultivation uses as much as 10 percent of Denvers electricity, and there are no best practices for sustainable growing. A number of startup businesses and organizations are looking to change Elana Ashanti Jefferson Wednesday, August 29, 2018 How can communities make sure their older citizens are fed? Amplify messages about available food services, and slay the stigma against asking for help. Margaret Jackson Wednesday, September 05, 2018 Even as most of Denvers urban neighborhoods have seen an influx of development thats pushing real estate prices higher, not much has changed in Barnum, one of the citys last bastions of affordability. Eric Peterson Wednesday, August 08, 2018 The boards of Denvers arts and culture nonprofits sometimes dont match their audiences. That often proves a stumbling block to equity and inclusion. Jamie Siebrase Wednesday, November 01, 2017 The city of Denver leans heavily on its international airport when building a brand in an increasingly global economy. From Cozumel and Calgary to London, Paris, Panama City, and Zurich, travelers departing from DIA will have direct access 26 international destinations by 2018.