Thanksgiving Gift Cards for Families in Need
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Christie Gosch
Education Expo – Noise at Dick’s
6th Annual Stapleton Education Expo, Thursday, Nov. 3
Fire Investigations 101
I am covered from head to toe in heavy protective layers.
RTD Says A Line Train Horns to Continue for Several Months
Train horns will continue until the A Line receives federal certification.
This election is big — for the nation, the state and the city. Here are the candidates on NE Denver ballots.
Local voters next month get to re-write the state constitution, raise the minimum wage, create an alternative to ObamaCare, repeal slavery as a punishment for crime, raise $572 million for Denver Public Schools, allow another social marijuana experiment, and continue to financially support regional scientific, educational and cultural organizations.
Events & Announcements
Pumpkin Patch & Final Farmers Market
New Affordable Housing Fund Exempts Stapleton Builders
All Denver residents will pay a tax and most builders will pay a development impact fee under Denver’s new affordable housing fund approved by Denver City Council Sept. 19 on a 9-4 vote.
Winery as Retirement
Visitors to Kingman Estates Winery are in the middle of the action.
Are Libraries Outdated in a Digital World?
Libraries and printed books—most of us grew up with them.
Halloween — Not Just for Kids
With the ease and safety of homes in close proximity and neighbors who welcome the party atmosphere, Stapleton’s sidewalks and streets fill with traditional ghosts and goblins on Halloween—along with less traditional characters like a stove. And the adults seem to enjoy the evening as much as the kids.
Youth of Color Share Thoughts on Cops and Creating Change
When 16-year-old Jedidiah Johnson, who is African-American, was a freshman in high school, he and some friends were accused of taking his teacher’s Adderall pills from the classroom.
New Bluff Lake Dam Moves Full Steam Ahead
Reconstruction of the Bluff Lake Dam is well underway-—its first major update in 132 years—with improvements that will help maintain the water level and prevent leakage.
