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Colorado Musicians Union Protests Grateful Dead Bar Owner Jay Bianchi - Vimarsana News

Colorado Musicians Union Protests Grateful Dead Bar Owner Jay Bianchi

The Deadhead entrepreneur behind Sancho's Broken Arrow and So Many Roads has been accused of sexual assault.

2 Denver police officers suspended for excessive force in last year's George Floyd protests - Vimarsana News

2 Denver police officers suspended for excessive force in last year's George Floyd protests

2 Denver police officers suspended for excessive force in last year's George Floyd protests James Dougherty/Denver7 and last updated 2021-05-05 16:01:08-04 DENVER — Two Denver police officers accused of excessive force in last summer's downtown protests over the death of George Floyd have been suspended, according to documents released Tuesday. The Denver Post first reported the suspensions of officers Derek Streeter and Diego Archuleta. Streeter will be suspended 10 days, and Archuleta will be suspended six days. Both suspensions are without pay. Each officer has 10 days to appeal thei...

Denver school board declines to expand autonomous innovation zones - Vimarsana News

Denver school board declines to expand autonomous innovation zones

Melanie Asmar / Chalkbeat Two Denver schools will not be allowed to join innovation zones — at least not right now — after the school board denied their applications to enter agreements that would afford them more autonomy and flexibility. Board members say they’re in the midst of a monthslong process of evaluating innovation schools and zones, nicknamed the “pause and reflect” period. The board has pledged to consider new applications in August. But innovation leaders, teachers, and families said the delay puts them at a disadvantage in planning for next school year. And they fear...