Ask RTD your questions about commuter rail next week
RTD is once more beset by a bunch of bad news, but the good news for us is that there will be a series of four open houses to talk about some of it.
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OPINION: What I’ve learned about when young adults get cancer
Young adult cancer affects people who are getting their lives started. People normally taking 10 steps forward each day. People like Albus Brooks.
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RTD is opening the R Line near the end of February
The R Line isn't running any new exciting train technology, and so there are no delays anticipated for its Feb. 24 opening.
Opinion: I was a reporter covering elections. Now I’m a spokeswoman for the Secretary of State. Here’s what I’ve learned.
We served pizza at noon on Election Day at the office. Noon. That’s not right.
RTD says two major light-rail segments will not open this year as originally planned
The R Line through Aurora between Parker Road and I-70 and the G Line through Wheat Ridge and Arvada from downtown Denver will not open this year.
Opinion: We’re on the slippery slope now — a Trump PAC spokesperson cites Japanese incarceration, which happened in Colorado, as legal precedent for immigrant registry
The president-elect’s transition team is discussing plans for a registry for Muslim immigrants, he said, and there were historical precedents for such a registry including the imprisonment of Japanese in “internment camps.”
Opinion: I may have overestimated the glamorous life of an Uber driver
I decided to apply for Uber during a screaming match between two kids I was babysitting, and by the end of the week I was handed my official Uber sticker.
Opinion: Lessons learned from opening a cat cafe (and my top four cat videos)
When Denver Cat Company was simply a twinkle in my eye, the United States was virgin territory for the cat café fad.
Westminster getting commuter rail, but others on the Front Range still waiting
Next Monday, RTD will celebrate the beginning of its biggest line, the B line, with the opening of the Westminster Station.