Bluff Lake’s 100-year-old leaky dam that usually results in a dry lake bed part of the year is about to be rebuilt.
Community Issues
Stapleton Foundation CEO Bev Haddon Retires After 15 Years
Beverly Haddon’s 15-year tenure as chief executive officer for the Stapleton Foundation (“Foundation”) began as a temporary assignment.
A Line Train Horns to Sound for Several More Months
RTD estimates that problems with the Positive Train Control (PTC) system will require that horns for both the new commuter rail line and the pre-existing freight trains will continue to sound for at least three to four more months.
Highlights of Our Legislators’ Bills
Read a brief summary of four bills for each of NE Denver’s legislators that were sent to or signed by the governor (unless otherwise noted).
DA Candidates Vie in Democratic Primary
Two of the three Democratic candidates live in the Front Porch distribution area. This article examines their similarities and differences.
Letters to the Editor
I have lived in the North Park Hill/Stapleton area since 2000 and suffer from arthritis.
Filling the School Board Vacancy
The largest and most diverse district in DPS, northeast Denver, was without a school board representative from mid-February to late April.
Stapleton Unleashed
Stapleton residents express concern about the frequency of dog owners allowing their pets to be off leash.
Your neighbors are talking — about race
Why is it important to talk about race? NE Denver residents had honest discussions at two events in January to better understand race and equity in our community.
Big Wonderful Update
Residents across from Stanley Marketplace have expressed concerns regarding The Big Wonderful.
Black Lives Matter Calls for Stapleton Name Change
Black Lives Matter 5280 distributed 2,500 flyers in Stapleton the night of Aug. 8, 2015. The flyer...
Flyers Remind Residents of Stapleton’s Association With the KKK
On August 8, 2015, the black lives matter advocacy group distributed flyers to 2,500 homes in Stapleton alerting residents that Stapleton is named after a KKK member. The flyers stirred up a debate whether the neighborhood should be renamed.










