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Here's what's closed on Presidents Day in the Denver area

Justin Sullivan

<p>SAN FRANCISCO - MAY 01: An American flag is seen next to a closed sign on a business in the Mission District as thousands closed their businesses to protest for immigrant rights May 1, 2006 in San Francisco, California. Immigrants and their supporters around the nation are rallying together through marches and demonstrations, along with boycotting work and spending, in a consolidated effort to show their importance throughout American society as the ongoing political debate on immigration reform continues. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)</p>

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DENVER – Many of us are looking forward to the three-day Presidents Day weekend, but you may want to plan ahead as most government offices and some businesses in the metro area will not be open Monday.

Here is what’s closed on Presidents Day:

Schools – All public schools will be closed.
Post Office – No mail delivery.
Banks – Most banks will be closed.
Courts – County, federal courts closed.
RTD – Buses, trains will run on a normal weekday schedule.
City and County of Denver – Closed.
Arapahoe County – Closed.
Jefferson County – Closed.
Adams County – Closed.
Boulder County – Closed.
Douglas County – Closed.
City and County of Broomfield – Closed.

Presidents Day falls on the third Monday of February and honors George Washington’s birthday, but over the years the holiday has become a day to honor all presidents.

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