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Tom from Denver writes,
âJayson, whatâs driving me crazy is the closure of eastbound 14th Avenue at Colorado Boulevard. It seems like itâs been closed for six months! This is a major west to east thoroughfare and having it closed this long is getting on my nerves. How much longer is it expected to be closed?â
14th Avenue has been closed all this time, Tom, to accommodate Denverâs Jackson Street storm drain project. The city says the new drainage system, âwill provide a critical link between the lower and upper Montclair Basin system for managing stormwater and offer improved flood protection for residents and businesses in the project area between Colfax and 12th Avenues, from Jackson to Albion Streets.
Roll out the red carpet! Theaters reopen after a year of COVID shutdowns, but will crowds return?
Entertainment industry hoping moviegoers come back
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A worker with cleaning supplies heads to one of the theatres to prepare it for one of the first showings at the AMC theatre when it re-opened for the first time since shutting down when at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, Thursday, Aug. 20, 2020, in West Homestead, Pa. (AP Photo/Keith Srakocic)
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DENVER Perhaps itâs been a while since youâve been to the theater, but the movies are slowly coming back. Now, those in the entertainment industry are wondering - will you come back?
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AVILLA â The town of Avillaâs wastewater treatment plant needs an upgrade. A consultantâs report set the estimated price tag at $2.3 million.
For that kind of money, the Avilla Town Council said Wednesday it wanted to hear from the author of the report, which could happen as soon as the councilâs next meeting set for May 19.
According to Utilities Superintendent Brian Carroll, the sewage plant went online in February 2002.
âIt hasnât been touched in 20 years,â Carroll told the council.
Several upgrades need to be made to keep the town in compliance with discharge requirements set by the Indiana Department of Environmental Management. Among the issues is the amount of phosphorous being removed.
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