Paolo Zialcita is a Neighborhood Reporter at Denverite. With a keen focus on regional interest and social issues, he explores the vibrant culture and community of Denver, Colorado, while also covering topics related to education, food and beverages, and public security. His work has been featured in notable publications such as The Journal, NPR, and Colorado Public Radio.
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Paolo Zialcita's focus is primarily on local government and politics, crime, and weather events in Colorado. His coverage includes frequent updates on evolving stories and government announcements.
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The football stadium's new grow lights have mystified Denver residents.
By: Paolo Zialcita
Council members said a members-only pool wouldn't be an equitable use of the $2 million property in West Highland.
By: Paolo Zialcita
The site will house the library’s maintenance and operation facilities.
If someone claiming they're with the shelter calls you and asks you to send a payment over the phone, it's a scam.
By: Paolo Zialcita
“Barnum’s goat guy” was a community builder who cared about his neighbors.
By: Paolo Zialcita, Bazi Kanani
Listen Now Share: On Saturday, a pair of goats led a crowd of Barnum residents around the west Denver neighborhood to celebrate the life of Kurtis Keele.
By: Paolo Zialcita
The Boulder Housing Coalition plans to renovate what they’ve dubbed the People’s Mansion into a 19-bedroom co-op.
By: Paolo Zialcita, Gabe Gravangno
The Mercury Cafe Union called a boycott in October. Employees are divided, and Danny Newman is thinking about a big change.
By: Paolo Zialcita, Kevin J. Beaty
Immigrants who need shelter will instead go through the city’s homeless shelter system.
By: Paolo Zialcita
Two residents were bound and one person was stabbed at The Edge at Lowry.
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