What Is Zoombombing? Because of Covid19, our RNO’s are using Zoom for their meetings. There is a new “hack” called Zoombombing. “Zoombombing” is when an uninvited person joins a Zoom meeting. This is usually done in an attempt to gain a few cheap laughs at the expense of the participants. Zoombombers often hurl racial slurs or profanity, or share pornography and … Continue reading →
National Make A Difference Day brings community service to a whole new level each year. Organizations join forces on the fourth Saturday in October to make a difference, big or small. Millions of people have united in the common mission to improve the lives of others. For more than 20 years, USA Weekend and Points of Light sponsored National Make … Continue reading →
CLICK HERE to access a great written series about Spanish Flu – what it was, how it spread and most interestingly, how it ended. Did you know? During the flu pandemic of 1918, the New York City health commissioner tried to slow the transmission of the flu by ordering businesses to open and close on staggered shifts to avoid overcrowding … Continue reading →
Submitted by Ean Tafoya, INC Zoning Committee Co-Chair, GreenLatinos, Colorado Water and Climate Organizer During this pandemic it was announced the EPA was voluntarily relax the enforcement of environmental laws and regulations on polluters. Just this weekend Suncor had another operational upset that resulted in increased flaring, and they must be expected to report. The latitude to cherry pick polluters for compliance is unacceptable. Especially, in … Continue reading →
DENVER–April 27,2020– George Mayl, President Inter-Neighborhood Cooperation (L) (DenverINC) presents donation for $5000 to SWIC’s executive director, Larry Ambrose (R). SWIC was one of five organizations who received donations from INC over the weekend. Other recipients: Denver Metro Emergency Food Network, E. Colfax Community Collective, Struggle of Love and Mental Health Center of Denver.
NEW ONLINE RESOURCE LAUNCHED TO AID RESTAURANTS IN MIDST OF CORONAVIRUS CLOSURES – Many local restaurants amping up takeout/delivery services in response to mandated shut down. – Denver (March 20, 2020) – As coronavirus precautions continue to tighten their grip on daily living in Colorado, Metro Denver and Boulder residents can still enjoy many of their favorite local eateries that … Continue reading →
Starting this March, Denver water will adjust the pH level to reduce the risk of lead and other metals contaminating drinking water from lead service lines or household plumbing. Here’s what you need to know pertaining to your irrigation and plant material.
