Here's your local news at a glance for Monday, the 4th of May.
Good morning, Denver.
🌲 Environment
Denver homeowners face ongoing drought restrictions as they adopt water-smart gardening practices.
Local resident Heather Grady plans to switch to deep watering three days a week along with rainwater capture to conserve water and keep soil healthy.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife is asking residents to help track river otters by submitting sightings via iNaturalist as a new project maps the otter comeback along local waterways.
Public input over the next year will guide conservation efforts.
📰 Finance
Dr. Eric Chess of the University of Denver leads the Older Adult Financial Justice Coalition to warn residents about rising financial scams — costing seniors billions and affecting all — while the coalition supports the ASSET Act to help institutions pause suspicious transactions and offer language-friendly resources.
🏈 Sports
Hockey bars in the metro are preparing for the Colorado Avalanche opening Round 2 of the Stanley Cup playoffs on Sunday at 7 p.m. at Ball Arena (venues are setting up extra seating and adjusting staff for a busy night).
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