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Another Colorado City is Close To Lifting Pit Bull Ban
Animal lovers everywhere rejoiced when Denver decided to repeal their 31-year-old ban on pit bulls on November 3, 2020. It had been a long fight against public officials, including the Denver Mayor Michael Hancock, who opposed the ban on the animals.
Now, another Colorado city is thinking about following suit: Aurora.
This issue was originally put to a vote in 2014, according to 9News, but since then public support for the ordinance has increased and animal survey outreach has shown that a repeal of the ban is what the voters truly want.
According to Pet Companion Magazine, pit bulls make up the largest percentage of dogs in shelters across the United States. Repealing this ban in Aurora may mean that less dogs get euthanized and more are able to live in loving homes in Colorado.
Print article SAN FRANCISCO Denver’s mayor flies to Mississippi to spend Thanksgiving with his family after urging others to stay home. He later says he was thinking with “my heart and not my head.” A Pennsylvania mayor bans indoor dining, then eats at a restaurant in Maryland. The governor of Rhode Island is photographed at an indoor wine event as her state faces the nation’s second-highest virus rate. While people weigh whether it’s safe to go to work or the grocery store, the mayor of Austin, Texas, heads to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, on a private jet after hosting a wedding for 20. California’s governor dines at a swanky French restaurant with lobbyists, none wearing masks, a day after San Francisco’s mayor was there for a birthday party. Both had recently imposed tough rules on restaurants, shops and activities to slow the spread of the virus.
Denver Mayor promises not to travel for Christmas after Thanksgiving debacle
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Jazz ShawPosted at 7:01 pm on December 19, 2020
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You probably heard the story about Denver Mayor Michael Hancock and his Thanksgiving disaster last month. With the holiday fast approaching, Hancock locked down his city again and told everyone that they should stay home for Thanksgiving for the good of the community. He then promptly left for the airport and flew to Mississippi to spend the holiday with his daughter. People noticed. They noticed in a big way. It might not have been quite as bad as having to say “
Denver Mayor Will Not Travel For Christmas
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock held a press conference today (Thursday, December 17th), and naturally, one of the topics that was brought up was his Thanksgiving travel. Hancock was called a hypocrite by many after encouraging Coloradans not to travel for the holidays but did not take his own advice and visited family out of state for Thanksgiving.
However, during today s press conference, a visibly annoyed Mayor Hancock assured the press that he would not be traveling for Christmas this year.
He admitted his hypocrisy early into the conference, stating the following:
I know that some of you will want to talk about Thanksgiving travel. Let me say a couple of things about that now, so I can help you go on to more important subjects. We all have the potential to disappoint, and elected officials are no different. We tend to have multiple disappointments, we make not very good decisions, our judgment can desert us. But there s nothing new to