🌱 My Brother's Bar Returns To Normal + CO May Stay On Daylight Savings

Hey, neighbors! It's me, Brad K. Evans, your host of the Patch newsletter. Here's all the community news you need to know right now, including:

• Family moving to Colorado loses all of their belongings after crash on I-70.
• If a new federal bill passes, Colorado could move to permanent Daylight Savings Time this year.
• My Brother's Bar returning to regular business hours after three years.

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Here are the top stories in Denver today:

1. Colorado will likely move to permanent Daylight Savings Time if new Federal bill passes. Colorado has already passed a law that would switch to permanent daylight saving time, but it has to be approved by Congress. A recently introduced federal bill seeks to achieve the goal of allowing states to determine if they observe daylight saving time throughout the year. (FOX31)
2. After a highway crash, a family moving to Colorado loses all of their belongings. A family of four was involved in a highway accident on I-70 while moving to Colorado on, resulted in injuries and the loss of their belongings. The crash occurred when another driver collided with their moving truck as they were driving to their new home in Green Valley Ranch last week, from Nevada. (7News)
3. Lawmaker working with Federal Housing officials in hopes of protecting Marshall Fire victims from foreclosure. In an effort to aid victims of natural disasters such as the Marshall Fire, U.S. Representative Joe Negus has penned a letter to Federal Housing Administration Commissioner Julia Gordon, urging the agency to modify its Home Equity Conversion Mortgage occupancy guidelines. (CO Newsline)
4. It's been three years since the pandemic wrecked havoc on many local businesses and things are getting back to normal My Brother's Bar. The Highland House, now known as My Brother's Bar, holds the distinction of being the oldest bar in town, having opened its doors in 1873 when Denver was just fifteen years old. The bar closed its doors on March 14, 2020, on the eve of the mandate to close. At the time, it was anticipated that the shutdown would only last a few weeks, and operations would resume as usual. However, three years later, My Brother's Bar is finally able to restore its late-night hours and return to regular business. (Westword)

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Today in Denver:

• ASIC - After School is Cool: DPL Branch in Green Valley Ranch. (4-5 p.m.)
• Taxes in Retirement Seminar: At Eloise May Public Library. (6:30 p.m.)
• Alter Bridge - Tour 2023: At Mission Ballroom. (7 p.m.)

From my notebook:

• March reading suggestions from Park Hill Community Bookstore. (The CO Sun)
• Woman that lost her camera on a tubing trip has photos restored after she lost the camera 13 years ago. (KVDR)

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