Talking about money may be awkward for some people—not these fourth-graders. They want lots of money to buy things like “teeth you don’t have to brush.”
Fourth Graders Talk Money
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Christie Gosch
Neighborhood Grumble Defeats City Loop
Denver Parks and Recreation announced the City Loop Project will no longer be in City Park.
SUN Updates for April
News on high school naming, block party and community open forum.
WCMD Board Election May 6
Cast your vote! The Westerly Creek Metropolitan District (WCMD) board is electing new members.
Race for Open Space
The second annual race along Sand Creek Greenway is April 13.
Toxic Plumes Underfoot
Did you know an underground plume contains contaminants from an old chemical spill? Get to know the Lowry plume and how it affects homes.
Marijuana dispensaries have little impact on neighborhoods
New study compares them to ‘drugstores and coffee houses’ Article written by Katie Kerwin...
Behind the Scenes: Parks Planning at Stapleton
Due to budget problems at Stapleton Development Corporation (SDC), the parks consultant position will be terminated and the funds should be reallocated to cover the cost of SDC staff positions.
Area Peewee Hockey Players Bring Home International Title
At 12, they achieved what many hockey-playing kids around the world strive for.
(SUN) Board of Directors Annual Election
New to the neighborhood or want to be more involved in the community? Join the SUN board.
The Book Worm by Schlessman Family Branch Librarians
Schlessman Family Branch Librarian Amy DelPo reviews this month’s books—a variety of poignant, fun, and inspirational stories.
Fourth Graders Invent Holidays
March 26 is Make Your Own Holiday Day, so this month fourth graders at Swigert Elementary invented their own.
