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Christie Gosch
Stunning Blood Moon Impresses Skywatchers
On Wednesday morning, the moon had a spooky red glow during the “Blood Moon” Lunar Eclipse.
Upcoming October events
October begins fall festivals and pumpkin patches. Check out these events in Northeast Denver.
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NE Denver residents will find the following candidates on their ballot: US Senate Mark Udall-D As...
Cast Your Ballot by Nov. 4
Ballots are being mailed in early October. Here is information about the candidates and issues NE Denver residents will find on their ballots.
Fighting Across the Fence: How to Deal with Neighbor Conflicts
Neighbor conflicts happen, and there are several ways to resolve them. Some ways are better than others.
Schools That Transform Lives: A Lesson from Denver’s Integrated Past
In light of Denver Public School’s plan to have a great school in every neighborhood, faculty and parents involved with Manual High School during the busing era share what makes a great neighborhood school.
Low carb? Count calories? Local doctors talk diets.
The decades-old philosophy that eating fat creates fat in the body is up against a new philosophy supporting a diet low in carbs and high in proteins and fats.
Emily Schromm: “The Next Fitness Star” Says Diet Is Key to Her Physical & Mental Health
Personal trainer and CrossFit coach at Unleashed Fitness and CrossFit Park Hill, Emily Schromm, recently won Women’s Health Magazine’s “The Next Fitness Star” competition. She discusses her paleo diet and fitness routine.
How Does Your Name Affect Your Life?
With no way to quantify how names affect people’s lives, the Front Porch turned to readers for guidance. They were eager to share their stories and insights.
Denver’s First New Hospital in 20 Years
The new Saint Joseph Hospital, opening at 1375 E. 19th Ave. on Dec. 13, is designed with a focus on efficiency for optimum patient care.
How Safe Are Gas Stations?
Residents are concerned about living close to a gas station planned for Stapleton’s Eastbridge neighborhood. Are gas stations a toxic death-knell for residents? Or are they safe?
