Parking Meters for the Homeless

· Apr. 5, 2010, 4:00 pm

Denver's Donation Meter Project, which uses recycled parking meters to collect money for the homeless, is becoming popular in cities across the country. Ryan Warner speaks with Jamie Van Leeuwen, who runs Denver's Road Home, the city's 10-year plan to end homelessness.

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Parking Meters for the Homeless

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Mile-High NBA advantage: Denver altitude helps Nuggets go unbeaten at home in playoffs

Gov. Jared Polis signs ‘ghost guns’ ban into law

A group of women will stage a sit-in at the Colorado Capitol to demand Polis declare a state of emergency over gun violence

Colorado’s tallest building is worth millions of dollars less than it used to be

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A group of women will stage a sit-in at the Colorado Capitol to demand Polis declare a state of emergency over gun violence

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