
A preliminary investigation of Holy Ground Tiny Homes also found an undisclosed bank account and $860,000 in unexplained withdrawals.
A preliminary investigation of Holy Ground Tiny Homes also found an undisclosed bank account and $860,000 in unexplained withdrawals.
Fifty-five employees will lose their jobs when Porter Place shuts down Feb. 15.
The camp in the Clayton neighborhood opened in December 2021, and it may be allowed to operate until December 2023.
Judge Alex Myers rejected a lawsuit filed by Park Hill residents and ruled that a city bureaucrat and board did not abuse their power by allowing the camps.
A recent legal filing also reveals the full extent of the financial problems of Holy Ground TIny Homes, a nonprofit run by a convicted fraudster.
Two of four bouts ended with a first-round knockout at the annual event, which raised funds for the Denver Children’s Foundation.
Holy Ground Tiny Homes owed $31,270 in back rent, court records show. The nonprofit’s plans for a tiny home village in Denver have faltered.
The Colorado Coalition for the Homeless purchased the Globeville property for $11 million last year and has requested rezoning for up to eight stories.
The Englewood Depot was built in 1915 and bought in 2013. Nine years later, a planned printing press museum hasn’t come to fruition.
Founded by former Denver Broncos quarterback Brian Griese, Judi’s House unveiled its new home in Aurora last month.
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