Denver sweeps homeless encampment but offers no shelter this time see more.... Alexandra Holt said she woke up on Tuesday morning to the police asking her to clean up her tent and leave the 8th Avenue and Navajo Street homeless encampment, where she had been living for a month. “We thought we were going to wake up to housing,” she said. That wasn’t the case on Tuesday. For the first time in six months, Denver swept a homeless encampment without offering shelter. Mayor Mike Johnston previously said the city wouldn't do so. The situation is yet another stark reminder of the challenges facing Johnston, who has made curbing homelessness in the city his top priority. During his campaign for mayor, Johnston promised to eradicate the problem in his first term in office. While there had been instances in which homeless people couldn't get inside a shelter following an encampment sweep, it's the first time the Johnston administration cited space limitations as the specific reason...
There might be some left over spring powder stashes around Colorado on Wednesday, otherwise the sun and windy conditions will exist today before more storminess starts up again. See more................ Tuesday's first chairs at Colorado's remaining open ski resorts looked rather amazing after between 8-18 inches accumulated in approximately a 15-hour period. Steamboat now has with 389" for the season and Winter Park with 354", giving them sole No. 1 & 2 spots for the year. Vail finally crested 300" as well, currently tallying 303" for winter 2023-24. PHOTOS: April powder snow skiing and riding at Colorado's resorts Colorado's remaining open ski areas and resorts received a lovely gift from Ullr from Monday, April 15 through Tuesday, April 16; fresh powder snow for skiers and riders to enjoy before the season comes to a close by month's end. Upwards of 18 inches fell in Summit and Grand counties and even more in the backcountry around Came...
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