Mark Samuelson is the owner of Samuelson & Associates Communications and a writer for The Denver Gazette. With a focus on local news in Colorado, particularly in Denver, Mark covers a range of topics including housing market trends, community events, and political developments. His work has also been featured in The Colorado Springs Gazette, LLC.
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By: Colin Campbell, Mark Samuelson, Adrian Young
How can the security industry contribute to protecting the environment? When it comes to protecting the environment, the security industry has historically been perched on the sidelines. For instance, the amount of electricity that physical security sy...
By: Mark Samuelson
Mickey Bergman, widely recognized as a specialist on “fringe diplomacy,” talks to a Denver synagogue about the prospects for peace in Israel following Hamas-Israel war on June 20, 2024.
Cherry Creek West’s developer East West Partners released this new rendering of the project, a view southwest from First Avenue at Clayton Street, through one of the project’s pedestrian corridors to a central green. Supporters and Critics have produced dueling traffic studies — with the latter saying the project would result in congestion that Cherry Creek is not equipped to handle and the former countering that the area can absorb the expansion. (COURTESY: Rendering from East West Partners)
By: Mark Samuelson
Previous Colorado Parks and Wildlife goes international to get more w… of 4
By: Mark Samuelson, Steven Samuelson
McCOOK, Neb. — The Southwest Nebraska Family Resource Center board members and staff thanks the community for their support at the recent McCook Doubles Disc Golf tournament hosted by Disc Gauntlet sponsored by Community Hospital and McDonald’s Leonard Management.
By: Mark Samuelson
A metro Denver Jewish congregation is using the anniversary of the Oct. 7 attack on Israel by Hamas as an opportunity for outreach.
Here's an artist’s conception of a large scale redevelopment of the Belcaro King Soopers shopping Center on S. Colorado Blvd., showing a “paseo” pedestrian passage into the adjacent Belcaro neighborhood. (COURTESY: Kentro Group)
By: Mark Samuelson
A preliminary development review meeting on the future of the Belcaro King Soopers Shopping Center on South Colorado Boulevard in Denver drew a crowd of 150 neighbors on Thursday night
By: Mark Samuelson
“What I liked about Trump was that he was talking about closing the border,” Gabriel, 33, says through an interpreter
By: Mark Samuelson
Bollards — waist-high white plastic poles that line the new bike lanes popping up in downtown Denver and in several city neighborhoods — are headed for streets further from the
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