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DENVER, CO  (DECEMBER  31, 2006)   --     Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper worked up a sweat Sunday morning while helping residents dig out from a pair of snowstorm that dumped several feet of snow across the Mile High City.  City workers shoveled sidewalks at the intersection of E. 9th Avenue and Gallepego Street.  Residents called the city asking for help shoveling the sidewalks.
DENVER, CO (DECEMBER 31, 2006) — Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper worked up a sweat Sunday morning while helping residents dig out from a pair of snowstorm that dumped several feet of snow across the Mile High City. City workers shoveled sidewalks at the intersection of E. 9th Avenue and Gallepego Street. Residents called the city asking for help shoveling the sidewalks.
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Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper confessed Wednesday that he hasn’t always adhered to the city’s laws requiring snow to be shoveled from sidewalks in front of a home 24 hours after a storm.

The mayor said he recently hired a neighbor’s kid to take care of the problem and provide regular snow shoveling.

The subject came up during the mayor’s monthly appearance with radio talk-show host Mike Rosen. A caller told the mayor she has noticed a snow-slicked sidewalk in front of the mayor’s home in Park Hill on several occasions.

The mayor said some neighbors have actually put notes under his front door telling him that just because he’s mayor doesn’t mean he doesn’t have to shovel snow too.

He said he has been negligent a few times because he has been out of town or working long hours.

Christopher N. Osher, The Denver Post

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