“Train fanatic,” Cole Diedrich, 4, from Stapleton, waits at RTD’s crossing gate simulator at a Sept. 26 event celebrating the opening of the new Central Park Park-n-Ride. RTD uses the simulator to educate children and others about waiting for the lights to stop flashing and the gate to raise fully before crossing the tracks.
Sex education typically focuses on male and female anatomies and how babies are made, but McAuliffe International School takes a more comprehensive approach that focuses on life goals and relationships.
Denver homeless outreach officers connect homeless individuals with the right services to help them get off the streets.
Denver School of the Arts has more than 20 performances between November 7 and December 12.
This month, movie critic “Indie Prof” reviews three films that will show in the December Film Festival November 4-15.
Ever wondered what exactly sugar does to the body? Does it actually make kids hyper? And how does it affect the risk of diabetes? Science columnist James Hagadorn presents the facts about sugar.
The Denver Art Museum (DAM) currently features Fritz Scholder’s paintings from 1967 to 1980.
The Sherlock Holmes exhibit at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science is open until January 31 and gives visitors the chance to solve a crime using methods from Sherlock Holmes.
Awesome Dental near Quebec Square offers quality dental care for an affordable price.
Two months into the school year, Principal Avi Tropper resigned from Denver’s newest high school, Northfield High School (NHS). It’s a rough way to start, but still parents and teachers have a lot of good things to say about the innovative program.
Stanley Marketplace at 25th and Dayton will include a beauty bar, gourmet market, and many more local businesses. Search Stanley Marketplace for more businesses.
The trees in Central Park were originally installed the wrong way, doomed to die, but volunteers have replanted dozens with more planned.
