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Monday letters: Traffic troubles, RFSD home purchase, mass migration, ceasefire resolution - Vimarsana News

Monday letters: Traffic troubles, RFSD home purchase, mass migration, ceasefire resolution

CDOT needs to get the word out when zipping traffic Come on, CDOT. For the past few days both upvalley and downvalley lanes on Highway 82 were flowing in both directions at 27th Street. On...

Some Colorado communities scramble to help migrants, others 'do not want to be Denver' as crisis spreads - Vimarsana News

Some Colorado communities scramble to help migrants, others 'do not want to be Denver' as crisis spreads

“I think it’s obvious, wherever you sit on the political divide on this, that we’re reaching a point where this can’t just be a Denver-only issue,” Lakewood Councilman Roger Low said at a Jan. 8 meeting.

Some Colorado communities work to help migrants, others less receptive - Vimarsana News

Some Colorado communities work to help migrants, others less receptive

The massive surge at the U.S. southern border has forced Colorado communities beyond Denver to respond to the crisis, too, as migrants leave the Mile High City to join family members or seek job opportunities across the state.

Some Colorado communities work to help migrants, others less receptive - Vimarsana News

Some Colorado communities work to help migrants, others less receptive

The massive surge at the U.S. southern border has forced Colorado communities beyond Denver to respond to the crisis, too, as migrants leave the Mile High City to join family members or seek job opportunities across the state.

Some Colorado communities work to help migrants, others less receptive - Vimarsana News

Some Colorado communities work to help migrants, others less receptive

The massive surge at the U.S. southern border has forced Colorado communities beyond Denver to respond to the crisis, too, as migrants leave the Mile High City to join family members or seek job opportunities across the state.