Residents are becoming concerned about bike safety, both on sidewalks and paths.
Readers Speak Out on Diversity at Stapleton
Two readers share differing views in response to the July Front Porch article, “Why isn’t Stapleton more diverse?”
MCA Tackles Mosquito Issues
“We’re being very proactive in putting together a comprehensive mosquito management program that can be executed throughout the summer.”
Planning for Northernmost Section of Stapleton Raises Questions about a Sports Complex
Although it has long been expected there would be a regional sports complex in Section 10, the northernmost part of Stapleton, it is not in the plans presented at the June 26 public meeting. But the mayor says a sports complex will be built south of 56th Ave.
Powerless Residents Seek Temp Living Arrangements
Residents building homes in Conservatory Green have become frustrated with delayed move-in dates due to no power installation.
Mosquitoes (or Midges?)
The swarms of flying insects in the neighborhood may seem like mosquitoes but are actually midges.
Stapleton Groundwater Lawsuit Tied to Clogged Pipes
“Whatever you do, this problem is going to exist,” says Stapleton resident Tad Rogers, who recently received a judgment from a jury trial that included $242,000 to replace his clogged drainage pipes and $552,000 for the hassles and inconvenience he has experienced in dealing with the drainage problems.
Debate Ruffles Feathers in Stapleton HOA No. 7
Should residents in HOAs be able to let farmyard animals roam around in shared outdoor areas? Read about this unusual controversy in Stapleton HOA No. 7.
