Kathleen Chandler and Chris Nicholson don’t have a lot in common. Both RTD directors — she of District F, he of District A — were sworn in on January 6, part of a freshman class of seven elected in November. Chandler is a conservative, a Colorado native and a suburbanite who lives in southeast Aurora. Nicholson is a liberal, a California native and an urbanite who lives in the middle of downtown. She comes from the nonprofit world. He comes from the tech sector. She’s quick. He’s chill. But this ostensibly odd couple is united by one big thing: the majority of East Colfax Avenue between Broadway in Denver and Tower Road in Aurora, which runs through their districts. They effectively share custody of Denver’s most infamous bus line, the 15. And since taking office, they’ve been appointed to RTD’s Operations Safety and Security Committee, setting aside their differences in an attempt to make their newly adopted baby as healthy as it can be. 🚍 Read the full story by jason__heller on o...