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Announcements
New Swigert Principal Passionate about Education
I’m passionate about education as a means to change the world for the better,” says Shelby Dennis, the new principal of Swigert International School starting this fall.
Travel Photo Chosen by National Geographic
Stapleton resident Mike Holtby was recognized by National Geographic magazine in May for this photo of a giraffe at sunset.
Eastbridge King Soopers to Open June 21
The high industrial ceiling and skylights give the new Eastbridge King Soopers a bright spacious feel, though at 60,000 square feet, it’s actually about the same size as the Quebec store.
Our Masthead Changed Our Goal is the Same…
The Front Porch started in 2000 to keep neighbors informed of progress and plans as the old Stapleton airport was redeveloped into a new neighborhood. W
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Front Porch Wins “General Excellence” Third Year in a Row
We are proud to announce The Front Porch won all categories of judging for monthly newspapers in the annual Colorado Press Association contest.
Solar Energy Storage: Cutting Edge Technology Being Tested in Two Local Projects
Local residents will have a front-row seat in a two-year Xcel Energy pilot program testing the role of energy storage batteries at their homes.
Stapleton Homes First in the Country to Offer Tesla Power Suite
Thrive Home Builders is the first residential builder in the country to offer the Tesla “power suite” comprised of the Powerwall 2.0, rooftop solar and pre-wiring for electric vehicles.
New Director Takes Over At Bluff Lake
Bluff Lake’s new director David Mallery grew up hiking around the Florida Everglades.
DSST Submits Charter Application for Stapleton Aurora Site
The Denver School of Science and Technology (DSST) has submitted a charter school application to Aurora Public Schools, the only application received this year by APS
RTD Says A Line Crossing Problems Solved
In an April 20 letter to the Federal Railroad Administration, RTD “now asserts that the A-Line highway grade crossings are operating in accordance with the design.”