Despite a relatively low—and declining—crime rate, some Stapleton residents are concerned about petty theft.
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History Colorado – What’s Old Is New Again
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The March opening of Backstory: Western American Art in Context at History Colorado Center stamps the imprimatur of a new era on the institution, but one that returns the museum to its heritage, rooted in local and material culture.
A New Chapter in a Long Love Story: Taylor and Garrett Norwell have been best friends since age 10.
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Meeting new neighbors has been a recurring fact of life in Stapleton as homes spring up at a rate of about 600 a year. Two of those new neighbors, Taylor and Garrett Norwell, moved into the recently completed Spruce Townhomes on Montview Blvd. Knowing everyone has a story, we asked these 29-year-old first time homeowners […]
RTD Says A Line Crossing Problems Solved
In an April 20 letter to the Federal Railroad Administration, RTD “now asserts that the A-Line highway grade crossings are operating in accordance with the design.”
How Proposed Federal Budget Cuts Could Impact Denver
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With the news of possible big federal budget cuts, particularly to the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the Front Porch contacted U.S. Congresswoman Diana DeGette to get additional information and background. Her district, where Front Porch readers live, would be doubly affected by NIH cuts—ending research at the Anschutz […]
Vikings Land in Denver
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The thought of Vikings conjures visions of bearded barbarians pillaging their way across Europe in horned helmets.
After a year, why are A Line horns still blaring?
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Trains have been blaring their horns 144 times a day for a year as the A Line and freight trains pass through Stapleton area crossings and other residential areas.
Denver Takes A Stand on Immigrant Rights and Policies
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Based on concerns expressed by individuals and organizations in Denver following President Trump’s Jan. 28 travel ban, Mayor Michael Hancock gathered the city officials and top law enforcement officers for a community information session clarifying Denver’s policies.
Eastbound A Line Crashes into Passenger Van
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An eastbound A Line train crashed into a passenger van at Smith and Chambers roads at 3:30am on Tuesday, February 14. Updates were added on Feb. 15 and Feb. 16.
100,000+ People Participate in the Women’s March
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Denver, with an estimated population of 682, 500, saw at least 15 percent of that number packed into Civic Center Park for the Women’s March.