By a 9-3 vote, the Denver City Council on July 24 approved a rezoning of the three-acre property located at the southeast corner of Martin Luther King and Central Park Boulevard intersection.
Among the last Stapleton land to be developed is a 24-acre tract that has long been referred to as “the toe of the boot” due to the shape of the far southeastern Stapleton boundary.
In partnership with local community partners, SUN developed a survey to determine where action could improve life in our community.
Many of us catch glimpses of it from the street, but few have had the chance to enter its gates.
Twenty-one life-sized dinosaurs, most of which move and make sounds, will be residing at the Denver Zoo until October 31.
Between Havana and Peoria, residents of homes near MLK Blvd. are voting on whether they want a sound mitigation wall when the road is widened. A mock wall has been built to help these residents understand the visual impact of such a wall—and this article offers links to visual simulations of the three wall segments that could potentially be built.
The Front Porch visited the zoo as the last of the twenty-one life-sized animatronic dinosaurs were being installed. They will be on display at the zoo from July 1 to October 31.
The 30,000-square foot Sprouts Farmer’s Market will be located one block south of the Central Park Station.
Concert, July 8 – Denver Municipal Band
4th of July Pancake Breakfast & Parade
“Best of” lists seem to be proliferating these days—and they rank everything from restaurants to yoga classes to best characters from 1970’s sitcoms.
Portions of the 34 acres owned by Forest City south of Central Park station are coming into sharp focus.
