Polis Backtracks on Migrant Busing, More E-Bike Rebates, and Su Teatro’s Big Win
It’s Tuesday and we’re bringing you a midweek roundup of news across the metro area: As migrants and asylum seekers continue to show up in Denver, things get more complicated — we have the latest on Governor Polis’s recent people-moving plan. Plus, another dude jumps in the race for mayor, e-bike rebates are back, and why Su Teatro is burning their mortgage (it’s for a really good reason, we promise!) To round out the show, we help a listener with her burning question: how do adults make friends in Denver?
Paul mentioned this tweet from mayoral candidate and Western wear enthusiast Kelly Brough.
Here are some links to learn more about the stories we mentioned:
- Tattered Cover CEO Kwame Spearman Is Running for Denver Mayor [Westword]
- Letter to Colorado governor highlights growing frustration with migrant crisis [Denver7]
- Denver e-bike rebates are back, but smaller [Axios]
- Su Teatro’s 50th anniversary production: Torch a mortgage. This won’t be fiction. [Denverite]
- Mayoral candidate Chris Hansen’s spicy snow plow tweet
- Denver’s planning to shut down emergency migrant shelters at rec centers [Denverite]
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