Denver author’s new children’s book is all about deportation
Even with few ways to act on behalf of these young kids, Uribe hopes small things like a held hand or a story might still make a difference.
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Denver Public Library users were really into historical fiction, women authors in 2017
What Denver read, watched and listened to in 2017, according to the public library.
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These eleven Denver libraries are up for the next renovations, including two of the oldest
Denver Public Library will get $61 million if voters approve a new bond package. More than half that money will go to renovations at the central library.
Denver will try to sort cyclists, cars and pedestrians on Wash Park’s loop road
The Wash Park loop road is a 2.2-mile confusing mess that results in a lot of unsafe behavior. The city is going to try to fix that.
BookBar buys van named Mavis from employee in unreasonably adorable deal
Among the plans for the van, which has has been in use distributing books for free or cheap, are for it to "sing" and possibly make same-day book deliveries.
There’s a good chance the voice in that audio book is a Denver actor
Denver is home to two of the seven private studios around the country that record audiobooks for the National Library Service.