Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 1st of September.
Good morning, Denver.
💼 Business
Denver's historic Nob Hill Inn will close permanently at the end of September due to reduced walk-in traffic from BRT construction (staff said this drop hurt revenue).
A community forum is planned on Saturday, Sept. 5 to gather public input on its future.
🎭 Culture
Local 303 is featuring fresh Colorado music from artists including Lauren Frihauf and Edison and will host a meetup on Monday, Sept.
28 at Bar 404 from 6:30 to 9 p.m. where community members can enjoy live sets and ticket + vinyl giveaways.
Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory held Fat Marmot Week in August, where eight yellow-bellied marmots competed to gain weight before hibernation.
Dawn, a father marmot who gained 4.5 lbs to reach 13 lbs, was crowned the champion to boost research funding.
📰 Real Estate
Denver's affordable ADU program has completed 26 of 44 planned units, risking nearly $1 million in funding if an amendment to extend the contract is not approved this fall.
HOST, offering up to $50,000 for self-contained homes, is reviewing the extension (aimed at addressing rising costs and delays).
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