We always want to know what you're thinking here at Denverite. It's about being a good neighbor — we live here too — and hearing from you helps us deliver you news that's relevant and useful.
That's why we've started a new series aimed at your neighborhood curiosities. Submit your questions here, we'll put it up for a vote, get back to you with answers, and everybody wins!
We've already hit the ground on queries like "How can Denver be more walkable?" and "What makes an effective neighborhood organization?"
So... what's on your mind? (Form not showing up? Email us your question!)
Here are some of the questions we've tackled so far:
- It appears these lanes are for dogs riding bikes… what the heck?
- What makes some neighborhood organizations more effective than others
- What can Denver do to be more walkable?
- What's up with all those stone lions in Capitol Hill?
- Are there laws against drivers hitting cyclists?
- How can I help immigrants arriving in Denver?
- What's the No. 1 park violation and complaint in Denver?
- What happened to the musical rocking chairs outside the Denver Art Museum?
- Why do parking lots in landlocked Denver seem to always have seagulls flying around?
- Why can't many new immigrants get federal work permits?
- Whose bridge is this? The Delgany Street mystery.
- What's on top of Denver's Central library? We climbed to find out.
- What’s the point of the drainage dips being installed across the city?
- Why is the Capitol building two different colors?
- Are there any American Elms left in Denver?
- What’s a manual? Manual High School’s name, explained.
- Why is some Denver high school architecture so dang fancy?
- What is up with Denver's mega crow invasion?
- Why doesn't City Park have basketball courts?
- What's proper etiquette when traffic lights aren't working?
- Is there a place to recycle artificial Christmas trees?
Detour: Looking to submit an event for our weekly "things to do" list? You can do it at our separate Google Form.
