The city of Denver is attempting to revamp its public transportation to connect the suburbs and the city. (Flickr user lukask (cc: by-nc-sa))
Like many cities, Denver is struggling to connect its suburbs to its downtown, and to create a new kind of city center. Continuing our series on the New Urbanism, The Takeaway talks to Matt Dellinger. He talks about the city's light rail project and the attempt to design and define new communities.
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the best part about the suburbs is the access to the big city -- if you are lucky enough to live close enough to visit regularly.