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Business and Health Experts Debate: Will Public Restrooms Become Remnants of the Past?

Since the advent of the pandemic, public restrooms have been closing at a record pace. Some say these closings represent a troubling reality. This article is based on corporate postings and accredited media reports. All linked information within this article is fully-attributed to the following outlets: Wikipedia.org, Bloomberg.com, OSHA.gov, SmallBusiness.chron.com, Google.com, Marketplace.org, and WebMD.com.

2022-05-22

David Heitz

Denver tiny home village moving, expanding at new site

(Denver, Colo.) Denver's Beloved Community Village of tiny homes soon will move from the Globeville neighborhood to city-owned property at 4201 Monroe St. The Finance and Governance Committee approved a lease Tuesday with Colorado Village Collaborative to rent the space for $10 per year. The lease runs through the end of 2023. The city agreed to pay the Collaborative more than $1 million to operate the site through the end of 2023.

Denver, CO2022-02-23

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