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Top Denver news: City votes on decriminalizing hallucinogenic mushrooms; voter information; more

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Published on May 07, 2019
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Here's what you need to know about what's happening in Denver.

As legal marijuana booms, Denver votes on decriminalizing hallucinogenic mushrooms

Proponents say “magic mushrooms” can help with depression, chronic pain, addiction, PTSD and anxiety. Opponents say too much is unknown and don't want Denver to be a drug hotspot.

Read the full story on Washington Post.

Everything you need to know about voting in Denver

Tuesday, May 7, is election day in Denver!

Read the full story on DenverWestword.

Why it may be years before Denver trash goes pay-as-you-throw

The idea of fee-based trash-collection system has been around for a decade or more but still hasn't happened.

Read the full story on DenverWestword.

A school designed by Denver's most famous architect has been turned into housing

Somebody who once played in the gym of the Temple Buell-designed school now occupies a home where the gym was.

Read the full story on Denverite.

Denverites use up to 120 million gallons a day to water their lawns

Denver Water asks, please, don't use your sprinklers when it rains.

Read the full story on Denverite.


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