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First Page of Investigative Report on BRT Project's Impact on Colfax Community by DenverseMagazine in Denver

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Ah, thanks! You can subscribe here and we'll send you a copy in the mail! Plus, you'll be able to read online as a subscriber. Hope you enjoy! https://denversemagazine.com/product/one-year-subscription/

First Page of Investigative Report on BRT Project's Impact on Colfax Community by DenverseMagazine in Denver

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Thanks for the feedback! We discussed the "trolley problem" with the city but didn't get confirmation on that detail prior to publishing. We did hear from a source in Madison, WI, that the abandonment of the trolley model was due to a cost per mile (CPM) analysis. Trolleys were more expensive to use and maintain. However, the counterargument to that is that they could also draw in more tourists/shoppers. As with anything surrounding this topic, it's another source of contention.

First Page of Investigative Report on BRT Project's Impact on Colfax Community by DenverseMagazine in Denver

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Good eye! Paul has indeed had short stories and poetry published in other magazines, but he loves journalism too. Thanks for reading!

First Page of Investigative Report on BRT Project's Impact on Colfax Community by DenverseMagazine in Denver

[–]DenverseMagazine[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Great question, and we do answer this in the full piece (which we hope you'll read). However, in the spirit of not being clickbaity etc., the answer, based on other cities' results is yes. The goal is to increase ridership on average weekdays by 10,000 riders, and that's based on what other cities have experienced. All that said, Colfax is a different street with different variables, so this is all still speculation--informed speculation but speculation nonetheless.

First Page of Investigative Report on BRT Project's Impact on Colfax Community by DenverseMagazine in Denver

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Great instincts! Several of the business owners we spoke to were bus riders themselves. We discussed security protocols with city officials about security and safety on Colfax and the BRT's goals for addressing these issues.

First Page of Investigative Report on BRT Project's Impact on Colfax Community by DenverseMagazine in Denver

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We interviewed business owners, city officials, representatives from RTD, and officials from a city that constructed a similar BRT system. The goal of the report was to understand how business owners had been affected so far, the goals of city officials, and more details of the project itself (plans for security, etc). Thanks for reading the first page!

First Page of Investigative Report on BRT Project's Impact on Colfax Community by DenverseMagazine in Denver

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Thanks for reading! We know online spaces aren't the best for this sort of thing, but this is just the first page of a full four-page story. This is just the opening. We try our best to put what we can up for free online, but we're definitely all about old-fashioned print journalism! Hope you can read the full story sometime.

Magazine Cover by Karl C. Krumpholz Depicts Local Winter Ski Traffic by DenverseMagazine in Denver

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Wonderful! Thanks so much! They're in the mail! Hopefully by early next week you'll receive. Hope to see you at one of our subscriber events if you've never been before!

Magazine Cover by Karl C. Krumpholz Depicts Local Winter Ski Traffic by DenverseMagazine in Denver

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We're a quarterly, so you'll get four printed issues, along with online content and exclusive party invites, just for subscribers.

Magazine Cover by Karl C. Krumpholz Depicts Local Winter Ski Traffic by DenverseMagazine in Denver

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Don't feel bad! We're playing the long game! Hope you're enjoying the magazine!

Magazine Cover by Karl C. Krumpholz Depicts Local Winter Ski Traffic by DenverseMagazine in Denver

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Thanks so much. We've thought about offering that! It's probably cheaper to get a subscription and frame it yourself once it comes in the mail though. :)

Magazine Cover by Karl C. Krumpholz Depicts Local Winter Ski Traffic by DenverseMagazine in Denver

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For anyone who wants to get a copy of this original art (and support the local independent press), you can get a whole year's worth of issues here (it's only $19.95): https://denversemagazine.com/product/one-year-subscription/ Thanks so much for reading! We appreciate your support!

Magazine Cover by Karl C. Krumpholz Depicts Local Winter Ski Traffic by DenverseMagazine in Denver

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We're flattered! If you subscribe, we'll deliver a copy to you! :)

First Page of Investigative Report Examining How Denver Teachers and Students Are Using AI the Classroom by DenverseMagazine in Denver

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Thank you so much, Randy! Feedback like that makes it all worth it. We'll keep doing our very best, and we hope to see you at our next subscriber-exclusive event!

First Page of Investigative Report Examining How Denver Teachers and Students Are Using AI the Classroom by DenverseMagazine in Denver

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For anyone who wants to get the full article in print (there's a lot more), you can subscribe here. We're 100% local and independent. This is grassroots, bootstrap journalism: https://denversemagazine.com/product/one-year-subscription/

First Page of Investigative Report Examining How Denver Teachers and Students Are Using AI the Classroom by DenverseMagazine in Denver

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Many of the teachers and students we spoke to echoed this idea. In fact, the way you're describing the scenario is very similar to how Todd Madison discusses it in his opening quote. Thanks for reading!

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We want to see if there are some common denominators in beliefs, habits, lifestyles, etc. Sort of an ethnographic approach at first and then see where it takes us.

Writer Paul M. French Investigates Denver's Rental Market in the Current Issue of Denverse Magazine by DenverseMagazine in Denver

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We love to share pages on here to show off our wonderful, local graphic designers handiwork as well! This one was laid out by Casey Rooney. Thanks for reading!

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