Cory Gardner is going to Puerto Rico (and canceling a Pueblo town hall)
U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner will be joining a bipartisan congressional delegation to Puerto Rico at the request of the White House, his office said Thursday.
U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner will be joining a bipartisan congressional delegation to Puerto Rico at the request of the White House, his office said Thursday.
The delegation will travel to the storm-ravaged island with officials from the White House, the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Defense. They’ll be surveying storm-damaged areas and meeting with Puerto Rican officials, including Gov. Rico Rossello. Gardner has used his role on the Subcommittee on Energy to call for the Department of Energy to assist with restoring power to the island, where electricity remains out over 90 percent of the territory.
Gardner had been scheduled to hold a town hall in Pueblo on Friday, but instead he’ll be staying in Washington, D.C., to participating in briefings before leaving Saturday.
Gardner said in a press release that he will reschedule the town hall.
Man charged in August shooting at Logan Street homeless encampment that was later swept by city
At Denver’s sanctioned campsites, a model similar to Mike Johnston’s micro communities, roughly half of residents return to homelessness
Anna Sie remembered as trailblazing philanthropist across the state
Denver pedestrians give a collective shrug to CDOT’s ‘neon navigators’ safety campaign
A demo company wants to raze this Park Hill mansion on Montview for development. Will Denver save it?
Here’s how to have your say on RTD service changes that will go into effect January 2024
Denver’s upcoming sweep of encampment near Governor’s Mansion came with housing offers. Some who were at work missed out
A guide to Denver’s e-bike rebate program
Craft beer or Mooncakes? Head to West Denver to get both at Suave Fest and the Mid-Autumn Festival
DPL Central is still under construction, but at least nobody’s stuck in the elevator
Want to learn how to dance salsa, bachata or merengue? The Golden Triangle’s La Rumba Nightclub dance instructor has advice for you
Relive El Chapultepec’s glory days at Sunday’s Dazzle tribute concert to Denver’s Jazz Latino Heritage
Denver Health is at a ‘critical point’ due to rising costs and treating uninsured patients, but its city funding is staying the same
Things to do in Denver this weekend, Sept. 22-24
With the city’s acquisition of Loretto Heights’ library and theater, development of Southwest Denver’s likely future core is well underway
What to expect at this year’s Denver American Indian Festival in Lakewood
A new model of renting comes to Arvada — one where tenants get some money back
You don’t need to hop on I-70 to peep the changing leaves. Here’s where to find fall colors in Denver
Cómo las familias inmigrantes y refugiadas en Denver pueden solicitar asistencia monetaria única
