A proposal by Colorado Sens. Michael Bennet and Cory Gardner and Rep. Ed Perlmutter to allow residential development on portions of the Rocky Mountain Arsenal transferred to Commerce City has failed in the U.S. Senate.
The locations of pedestrian crossings for the Eastbridge development have been selected by Denver.
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.
Natural Balance Integrative Health is under contract to purchase a .55-acre parcel of land in Eastbridge.
Planted areas are still off limits
but portions of the new park will be open for public use on June 1.
The doldrums of the Great Recession have been blown away by the winds of a strong real estate market in Stapleton.
With train horns adding to the festive scene, thousands greeted the arrival of commuter rail at the Central Park Blvd. (CPB) station on Saturday, April 23.
The Big Wonderful founder Josh Sampson describes his project this way: “It’s so much fun. Big fun. More fun. Ultimate fun.” Starting on May 21, the popular community marketplace will be held at The Stanley twice a month offering vendors, food trucks, family activities and live music.
A train/hotel combination gives local residents a new staycation option: travel the A-line commuter rail train to the new Westin DIA.
As adults, we like to say “age doesn’t matter” to avoid being stereotyped. To the people behind Roots Elementary School in northeast Park Hill, the same can be said for children.
Savory Spice Shop, the Velvet Wolf Boutique, and Empanada To-Go Shop will all locate in the Stanley Marketplace.
Construction is underway to restore Stapleton’s historic control tower building into Denver’s newest Punch Bowl Social restaurant and entertainment complex expected to open November 2016.
