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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The old Grandma’s House bar and brewery on South Broadway. Dec. 13, 2024.
CEO Rex Fuller is leaving Denver's (and Colorado's) largest LGBTQ community center after 11 years.
Mayor Johnston will need to sign the final passage of the bill.
By: Paolo Zialcita
The mayor said the ordinance was the “wrong solution at the wrong time” just a day after Denver City Council voted to pass it.
By: Paolo Zialcita, Kevin J. Beaty
Two people were killed and two were injured in the attacks over the weekend.
Inhaling the colorless, odorless gas is one of the leading causes of lung cancer among non-smokers. According to state data, 500 Coloradans a year die from lung cancer after inhaling radon.
By: Paolo Zialcita
The Spicy Librarian is opening in the RiNo Arts District. The romance bookstore is part of a growing trend.
There are multiple hurdles preventing felons from becoming firefighters in Denver and surrounding cities.
Another round of Walgreens closures is happening nationwide, with a handful of Denver area stores set to shut down next month. The closures are part
Pinchpoints on Krameria and Kearney streets are meant to slow drivers down, but some say cars are racing through instead.
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