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"I think there’s a lot of growth and healing that can happen in the community, and we can’t really control how people choose to find that in themselves,” said [Denver Walls Director] Grimm. “We can only just gently make space for it.”

"In a world where it feels like everyone is constantly against women, Beyoncé's music is as refreshing as lemonade."

This month on Bucket List Community Café’s Podcast homeless activist Randle Loeb discusses Mayor Mike Johnston’s plans to end homelessness in Denver. Our @mimiherricktv spoke to Loeb about his activism and solutions. #localnews #podcast #denvernews

As the summer weather comes to an end, dogs got one last chance to play in the pool. Our @londonlyle covered Water World's Bow Wow Beach Doggie Day, and it's sure to make you smile. #dogsofinstagram #denvernews #waterworld

We will be at @tennstreetcoffee tomorrow from 9-11am. Come say hello, grab some free swag, and tell us your stories!

"When Eva Valdez came to the United States in 1996, she quickly showed an instinct for community. Her husband had just lost his job in Mexico, leading them and their three-month-old baby to seek opportunities in the Denver metro area. Despite her lack of English and shifting circumstances, Valdez could often be seen serving food to the homeless."

"We learned that a lot of the people who are unhoused today have had a brain injury,” said Jeff Martinez of Brothers Redevelopment. “A lot of individuals who have been in jail or in corrections have experienced a brain injury.” Valor on the Fax is working to help these individuals find stable housing that offers the resources and assistance necessary to individuals with brain injuries. Our @bootsnap visited the residence to learn more. #communityhousing #localnews #communityjournalism

We’re all set at the #sunnysidemusicfestival . Come say hello to your community journalists!

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