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A yard sign promoting the Scientific and Cultural Facilities District greets passers-by outside the Molly Brown House in Denver on Saturday, Sept. 10, 2016.
(Stephanie Wolf/CPR News)
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You’ve probably been to one of the many organizations supported by the Scientific and Cultural Facilities District. Voters will soon decide whether to renew the cultural tax.
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