Speaking about Transit Oriented Development (TOD) near the Central Park Station, Jim Chrisman from Forest City said the visioning for these 35 developable acres on five city blocks began just over a year ago.
Christie Gosch
Over 100,000 Show Up for Denver Women’s March
A turnout of 100,000 at the Women’s March in Civic Center Park is 15% of Denver’s population. The huge peaceful demonstration highlighted participants concerns about women’s rights, LGBTQ rights, health care, climate change and respect for all. Check out our photos and our 2-minute video.
Mixing Media: Art and Academics in the IB Programme
Art is a language, not just a craft,” said Mike Jaramillo, an art instructor from Fairview High in Boulder.
Recognitions
Recognitions
Couples Working Together: The Challenges and Benefits
The concept of “work-life balance” has new meaning when couples form a business partnership.
“Defending the Most Marginalized is Defending All of Us”
An estimated 200,000 women from all 50 states and more than 12 countries will march on Washington, D.C., on Jan. 21, 2017.
Corrections from December Issue
Corrections
Events & Announcements
Active Minds Seminar
This is a free, no-reservation-needed public program brought to you by the Stapleton MCA. Location: Sam Gary Library, 2961 Roslyn St.
“Discussion” on Sandoval Campus Sharing
On Dec. 15, 2016, the Denver Board of Education took two votes that will impact the future of Northfield High School (NHS) and the Paul Sandoval Campus, located in north Stapleton.
A Line Maintenance in Jan. May Cause Delays
Between 11:30 pm and 4:15 am, passengers should expect minor delays and allow extra travel time to arrive at their destinations.
Over $4 Million in Grants to Provide Outdoor Education for Youth and Better Access to the Wildlife Refuge
A $2.7 million grant, announced by Great Outdoors Colorado (GOCO) on Dec. 8, will fund outdoor education and recreation programming for 37,000 youth and 13 organizations serving them.
Westerly Creek Rehabilitation Continues
Another “reach” of Westerly Creek is being rehabilitated as the long-term plan for a greenway from Lowry to Sand Creek continues its slow march.













