In a time-bridging partnership, the Denver Museum of Nature & Science teamed up with Children’s Hospital Colorado to scan two mummies and a sarcophagus.
Christie Gosch
Denver Public Schools (DPS) Appoints New Board Member
Rachele Espiritu has been appointed by board president Anne Rowe to represent northeast Denver, replacing former board member Landri Taylor, until the fall of 2017.
Calendar of Nearby, Free May Events
Sunday, May 1
4th Annual Race for Open Space. 5K and 10-mile course along Sand Creek Regional Greenway. Register to participate or volunteer at raceforopenspace.org
Letters to the Editor
I have lived in the North Park Hill/Stapleton area since 2000 and suffer from arthritis.
Eastbridge: New Business and Location of Pedestrian X-ing
Natural Balance Integrative Health is under contract to purchase a .55-acre parcel of land in Eastbridge.
Partial N. Westerly Creek Opening June 1
Planted areas are still off limits
but portions of the new park will be open for public use on June 1.
Construction Goes into High Gear
The doldrums of the Great Recession have been blown away by the winds of a strong real estate market in Stapleton.
Stapleton Foundation in Search of a New Exec Director
The Stapleton Foundation hopes to have a new chief executive officer on board by July.
Affordable Housing: Beyond Mistrust to Action?
A meeting to air frustrations about lack of progress in meeting Stapleton’s affordable housing goals moved quickly to common ground on the daunting challenges facing housing activists and builders.
Stapleton’s First Class Graduates
Seniors who comprised the first kindergarten class at Westerly Creek Elementary School when it opened in 2003, recently gathered for a reunion in the library of their former school.
Theatre on the Green June 2-4: The Wedding Singer
The Wedding Singer, a fun and energetic romp set in the 1980s, is “a love story that is universal and timeless; it could happen any time,” says Charles Packard, executive producer at the Aurora Fox Arts Center and director of the Stapleton production.
A Line Opens to Crowds and Festivities
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.










