AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours ago9/11 Remembrance: Colorado veterans and survivors shared how the attacks still linger—like the “smell of jet fuel” that one Pentagon crash survivor says he can’t forget—while metro Denver hosted events marking the 25th anniversary. Local Schools: Cherry Creek School District’s CFO Scott Smith resigned effective Oct. 9, adding to a year of leadership shakeups. Homelessness & Civil Rights: Greenwood Village settled a federal lawsuit for $550,000 after allegations it targeted disabled homeless people staying at a Motel 6. Courts & Public Safety: Deborah Nicholls’ third bond hearing is set for Sept. 30 after a judge overturned her 2008 conviction in her children’s deaths. Denver-Area Housing: Westminster tenants protested Greystar over rising rents, mold, and “junk fees.” Sports (Colorado): Anthony Volpe’s grand slam powered the Yankees to a 10-3 sweep over the Rockies, tightening the AL East race. Animal Welfare: Roice-Hurst unveiled a 3,000-square-foot campus expansion, including a new veterinary clinic.
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