Wings in one place and sushi in another. Two different restaurant menus from owners with the same hopes for connecting with customers and the community in Central Park, adding to the dining spots already in the Eastbridge Town Center.
The cottonwood trees at the F15 Park in Central Park are staying and will not be cut down. The Master Community Association Board made the announcement at its August meeting.
After 11 years of art performances in the cafeteria, Northfield High School has now broken ground on an auditorium.
This month: Project Worthmore Opens The Roots; Next Phase of Construction Begins Near Central Park Station; Colorado’s First Health Science High School Breaks Ground in Aurora; Kappa III Celebrates Grand Opening; DPS Approves Cellphone Ban; My Spark Give Students Access to Extracurriculars; Wings’ Celebrates Colorado’s Aviation Spirit; New Location for Aurora Pride; and Denver Releases Climate Report Alongside Emissions Dashboard.
Out with the burgers, and in with the chicken wings. Locally owned restaurant Fire on the Mountain is coming to the former Tag Burger space in the Eastbridge Town Center.
The possible removal of mature cottonwood trees at F15 Park and the adjacent pool area drew swift attention from Central Park residents in July, prompting the Master Community Association Board to consult with a second certified arborist before deciding how to proceed.
Marczyk FineBurger, Wax Trax Records, and Revel Strength and Wellness.
Construction fencing is a common sight in Central Park these days, leading to excitement and questions about new projects in the area.
This month: DPD Reports a Spike in Thefts from Cars; Colfax Construction Moves East; E-Bike Education and Safety; NE Denver Schools Receive John Irwin Award; and Front Porch Wins Five Awards in Four-State Competition
Students at Swigert International School in Central Park and McAuliffe International School in Park Hill recently planted trees with an extraordinary journey written into their roots.
This Month: Community Steps in to Help Family-Owned Bike Shop; Investigators Looking for Cause of Fire at Bluff Lake Nature Center; New Name and Look for Shops at Northfield; and Denver Library Closure Extended.
The conversation at an April 21 gathering centered on what Liz Stalnaker, the Central Park United Neighbors board president, called a way of addressing the “free-floating anxiety” in the community about e-bikes and safety.
