Denver’s Ball Arena, Paramount Theatre will soon require proof of COVID-19 vaccine or negative test

The Denver Post (Music) 10/27 9:55A Tiney Ricciardi

If you’re planning to see a hockey or basketball game at Ball Arena or attend a concert at Paramount Theatre, be prepared to show proof you’re vaccinated against COVID-19. Starting Nov. 10, both Denver venues will require all event attendees,...

Denver’s Ball Arena, Paramount Theatre will soon require proof of COVID-19 vaccine or negative test

The Denver Post (Entertainment) 10/27 9:55A Tiney Ricciardi

If you’re planning to see a hockey or basketball game at Ball Arena or attend a concert at Paramount Theatre, be prepared to show proof you’re vaccinated against COVID-19. Starting Nov. 10, both Denver venues will require all event attendees,...

Editorial: Invest in Denver by supporting 2A-2E and voting “no” on Ordinance 304

The Dever Post (Opinion) 10/27 6:29A The Denver Post Editorial Board

To keep Denver on track, we urge voters to support 2A through 2E on their ballots to fund $450 million in city projects through property taxes, and, just as important, to oppose Ordinance 304 so as not to cut the city’s sales tax collections by...

Editorial: Invest in Denver by supporting 2A-2E and voting “no” on Ordinance 304

The Dever Post (Editorials) 10/27 6:29A The Denver Post Editorial Board

To keep Denver on track, we urge voters to support 2A through 2E on their ballots to fund $450 million in city projects through property taxes, and, just as important, to oppose Ordinance 304 so as not to cut the city’s sales tax collections by...

Get Cooking: Chinese takeout that you can make at home

The Dever Post (Lifestyles) 10/27 2:00A Bill St. John

You’ll find various lists of the “top 10 most-ordered” foods for take-out Chinese, menu items such as orange chicken, pot stickers and wonton soup. Most aren’t easy to prepare at home, which is one reason, over and above global pandemics, why woks...

The best outdoor dining rooms for cold nights in Denver

The Dever Post (Lifestyles) 10/27 1:00A Josie Sexton

Denver hasn t always been a year-round outdoor dining town. But it was only a matter of time and a global pandemic before the city s patios transformed to accommodate Colorado s colder months. And...

Ask Amy: Texting tussles arise from interruptions

The Dever Post (Lifestyles) 10/27 12:30A Amy Dickinson

Dear Amy: When my husband enters the room and I am on my phone texting or emailing, he expects me to stop immediately. I think this is unreasonable, demanding, and controlling. I think he should be willing to wait until I finish the text or email...

Car-free dining blocks like Larimer Square could become permanent in Denver

The Dever Post (Lifestyles) 10/26 11:39A Josie Sexton

While it won t happen automatically or overnight, Denver is one step closer to becoming a more permanent outdoor dining city, with pedestrian streets and sidewalk patios in place well beyond initial...

Opinion: Educational equity is at the core of Prop 119

The Dever Post (Opinion) 10/26 8:50A Rhonda Fields, Colin Larson

We come to you with a sobering reality we are failing children who can least afford it. For too many of our kids, educational outcomes and enrichment opportunities vary based on their family’s income, their race, where they live, or whether...

New Christmas movie drive-in at Red Rocks to screen favs from “Love Actually” to “Die Hard”

The Denver Post (Entertainment) 10/26 7:11A John Wenzel

The continuing, sold-out success of Denver Film s annual Film on the Rocks series at Red Rocks Amphitheatre has now birthed a sibling. Film on the Rocks: Holiday Drive-In Series kicks off Friday, Nov. 25, with a baker s dozen of crowd-pleasing...

Opinion: Denver students need a new school board

The Dever Post (Opinion) 10/26 6:51A Rosemary Rodriguez, Rachele Espi

Denver Public Schools is experiencing a deeply concerning reversal of hard-earned progress achieved over the past two decades.  A recent report demonstrates how dramatic the downward slide has been for Denver students over the last year relative...

Brauchler: Scandalous abuse of custodial funds and the will of voters

The Dever Post (Opinion) 10/26 3:01A George Brauchler

State government officials have shown increasing contempt for Colorado’s taxpayers and voters. Now is the time to yank the leash on our money-rabid government that continues to bite the hand that feeds it. Voting yes for Proposition 120 and...

Prairie dog activists want Arapahoe County to move colony before Comcast paves new parking lot

The Denver Post (Pets) 10/26 2:00A Noelle Phillips

To paraphrase a classic by singer-songwriter Joni Mitchell, Comcast wants to pave a prairie dog paradise and put up a parking lot. The telecommunications company plans to build a new parking lot next to its regional corporate offices in the Iliff...

“The Neighbor’s Secret” and other mysteries to read in October

The Denver Post (Entertainment) 10/26 2:00A Sandra Dallas

A few mysteries to recommend this month: The Neighbor’s Secret, by L. Alison Heller (Flatiron Books) The Neighbor s Secret (Flatiron Books) Colorado author L. Alison Heller uses a book group as the...

“The Neighbor’s Secret” and other mysteries to read in October

The Denver Post (Books) 10/26 2:00A Sandra Dallas

A few mysteries to recommend this month: The Neighbor’s Secret, by L. Alison Heller (Flatiron Books) The Neighbor s Secret (Flatiron Books) Colorado author L. Alison Heller uses a book group as the...