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As NHL training facilities reopen Monday, Avalanche among teams choosing to wait
Monday marked the beginning of Phase 2 in the NHL's reopening, but not all teams, including the Avalanche, chose to do voluntary skates or off-ice workouts at their practice facilities.
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Denver police officer suspended for drunk driving conviction, improper use of law enforcement database
A Denver police officer will lose 12 hours of pay after pleading guilty to drunk driving and using a law enforcement database to look up a man who was not involved in any police investigation.
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No more free rides on RTD trains and buses starting July 1
Free rides on RTD buses and trains, along with rear-door boarding, will come to an end next month as the Denver-based transit agency tries to return to more recognizable operations with a continued drop-off in new coronavirus cases being reported in Colorado.
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Denver Zoo reopening to public with multiple COVID-19 safety measures in place
The Denver Zoo will reopen to the public on Wednesday, and multiple COVID-19 safety measures and practices will be in place, including social distancing and limits on lines and capacity.
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