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Good morning, Paul Cash from South Denver District 6.

Good morning, man.

Rora Almidrez, Lucky District 7.

Hi, everybody.

Savannah Gonzalez, one of your council members at large.

Good morning.

Chris Hines, Denver's perfect time.

Darren Watson, fine district nine.

Jamie Taurus, West Denver District Three.

Kevin Flynn, South West Denver's District Two.

Good morning.

Great.

Welcome.

Thanks so much for being here.

We do have a short general session this morning because we have a long set of executive session items, and so we will just start with introduction.

So with announcements anyone might want to share for the public who is watching today, and then we'll head into executive session.

But what announcements or updates would any council members have?

Councilman Cashman, I think you might have an update.

Yes, Mr.

Mayor.

I have a bunch of exciting news.

First of all, I know I was told by good friend Councilwoman Albedrez uh spoke about this last night, but the mighty, mighty DU Pioneers hockey team that did win the NCAA national championship for the 11th world record 11th and did it in such uh star-like fashion, uh beating Michigan in double overtime for the summer finals and beating Wisconsin with a comeback two to one victory.

So way to go, Pyo's uh go DU.

Umbe equally, if not more exciting.

For the District Six office is uh uh one of my uh senior aides, uh Masha Liar, uh welcomed her her first child.

Uh we came came uh on to Planet Earth uh this past Saturday.

Um I got I was out of the country.

I got two texts uh at three o'clock in the morning uh EU time.

One was from the mayor when the Paios won the championship, and the other was from actually Jacob was born.

So that was an exciting deal.

And the final exciting bit for District 6 office.

Uh while Mosha's out, uh, want to welcome Alexa Trigo, who is going to uh help us out uh in keeping District 6 under control uh for the next few months at least.

And uh uh the coming up this Saturday, uh the Washington Park East Neighborhood Association is doing an Earth Day event in Wash Park.

So uh get the details about that.

It's gonna be big fun honoring planet.

So that's what I got.

Thank you.

Thank you so much, Councilman.

And I know council may have other celebrations coming.

I think there is uh public celebration at DU tonight for the national champions at 6 30.

Uh so folks want to come down to the Richie Center, I think down there is where they'll be at 6 30 tonight if you want to see your national champions.

Other announcements.

Uh Councilman Sawyer.

Councilman Torres was first.

Ah, all right.

I agree.

So polite.

Um, well, you get a special um acknowledgement from me, Cashman as a model college alum.

Oh, we'll recognize greatness when it happens.

Um so congrats to your your hockey team.

Um but uh this Saturday um just agreed.

I mentioned it last night um just for your awareness too.

This was the site of a recent Give Five event.

Um so uh Courtney's uh effort to get volunteers out in the community.

Um Crumley Park is becoming Crumley Park and Community Garden.

Um and this site has a really interesting story.

It's not an actual parks and rec parcel.