Construction of the Martin Luther King Boulevard extension from Havana Street to Peoria Street will begin in July or August.
Construction of MLK Extension Starts this Summer
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Christie Gosch
Cycletrack on 26th?
A recent survey of 26th Ave. residents showed they prefer a two-way “cycle track” to conventional bike lanes.
Inspire Ele. School Opening Delayed One Year
Stapleton’s newest elementary school, Inspire, will open in fall 2017, not fall 2016 as originally planned.
Car Sharing in Stapleton
Car2Go is returning to Stapleton on a limited basis and Zipcar is making its debut.
2016 SUN Board Elections Coming Up
SUN elections will take place at the Annual Community Forum on May 17.
Martin Luther King, Jr. Boulevard Extension Project: Public Meeting – Opportunity for Public Comment
The City and County of Denver will host a public meeting on March 3 to discuss extending MLK Blvd.
Two Finalists Announced for Northfield High School Principal
Northfield High School is a few final steps away from having a new principal to begin the 2016-17 school year. The two finalists were introduced to the community at a meet and greet on Tuesday. How did they compare?
Celebrating Broncos as World Champions
Did you go to the Super Bowl or celebrate the Broncos? Send pictures to FrontPorch@
FrontPorchStapleton.com.
Your neighbors are talking — about race
Why is it important to talk about race? NE Denver residents had honest discussions at two events in January to better understand race and equity in our community.
BLM5280’s goals: Affordable housing, Stapleton name change
Leaders of Black Lives Matter 5280 (BLM5280) call for action to address racial injustices, including affordable housing and the Stapleton name change.
High School Musical: McAuliffe Students Take the Stage Feb. 23-25
More than 100 seventh-graders at McAuliffe will perform in the the teen/romantic comedy musical, High School Musical.
Legislators explain why budget is such a big concern when revenue is growing
Without exception, the state budget is the top concern of our northeast area legislators. Because of Colorado’s fiscal Gordian knot, the legislature’s focus will be on what further cuts to make despite healthy state revenues.
