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Residents in a Denver neighborhood near Holly Hills want to form a Registered Neighborhood Organization to fight plans for an incoming micro-community.
For the first time in 12 years and just the fifth time since 1968, Denver has a new elected mayor.
The candidates who won or lost their races in Denver's just-concluded municipal election weren't the only winners and losers on June 6.
The initial round of unofficial returns posted just after 7 p.m. showed Johnston ahead of Brough, 53% to 47%, with 62,504 votes to her 54,461.
With only one day left in the race, the candidates are attacking each other for links to corporate interests and out-of-state donors. Centrist politicians, law enforcement groups and the business community are supporting Kelly Brough. Mike Johnston has racked up endorsements from most labor unions, progressive organizations and left-leaning elected officials.