The Colorado Department of Transportation, Grand Junction and Mesa County are looking into developing conceptual plans for a possible mobility hub in the Grand Valley.
Such a hub would serve as a focal point for residents and visitors to access multimodal transportation options in a central location.
Options for such a hub could include services such as Greyhound, Bustang, Grand Valley Transit, passenger rail, rideshare connections and a slew of nonmotorized transportation, such as biking, bike parking, scooters, e-bikes and access for walkers.
According to CDOT, all of those things are available in the valley, but they are not all tied together. The study could consider a single hub or a system of them.
Free People and Summer Classics to Open in Southlake Town Square
Lifestyle destination in demand as retailers open new front doors in Southlake
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SOUTHLAKE, Texas, May 7, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Contemporary lifestyle brand
Free People is soon to have a new home in Southlake Town Square. Defined by femininity, creativity, curiosity and adventure, Free People offers unique women s apparel, intimate wear, shoes and accessories. Free People is expected to open in late 2021 in a 2,329-square-foot space at 1434 Main Street, next to Tommy John and across the street from LUSH.
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Summer Classics will open this summer at 301 N. Carroll Avenue in an 8,800-square-foot space near Market by Macy s, and will feature a line from Gabby Home Furnishings.
Family Of Bryan Peña Valencia FIles Lawsuit Against Unified Police Department
The family of a Utah man shot and killed by police has filed a federal lawsuit claiming his constitutional rights were violated. Bryan Peña Valencia was killed in Taylorsville in March of last year. The lawsuit said Unified Police Officer Omar Flores used excessive force when he shot Peña Valencia six times, alleging five of those shots came after he fell to the ground. The family is seeking $2 million in damages. Earlier this year, the Salt Lake County District Attorney ruled the officer was not justified in shooting Pena Valencia, but he said there wasn’t enough evidence to charge him.
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Anna Herrera, left, and Brittny Herrera, cousins of Bryan Peña Valencia, hold a press conference underneath Peña Valencia’s portrait on a building at 900 South and 300 West in Salt Lake City on Wednesday, May 5, 2021. Peña Valencia was shot by a Unified police officer on March 21, 2020, after police responded to a 911 call about gunshots in the area of 6200 S. Bangerter Highway.
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A $2.5 million civil lawsuit has been filed by the estate of a man shot and killed by a Unified police officer a shooting that prosecutors determined was not legally justified.