 Publisher's View: Look Outside
The Box, Change
The System
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 People of S. Denver: Anne Dunlap Champions Civil Rights
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 It’s A Bonanza Harvest
At Local Farmers Markets
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 Special Supplement
Great South Denver Dining
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 Business As Usual: S. Broadway’s Final Finish
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RTD’S FASTRACKS TRANSIT EXPANSION PROJECT PROMISES 122 MILES OF NEW RAIL LINES, 18 miles of Bus Rapid Transit, a dramatic revitalization of the Downtown Union Station, and extensions to several existing light rail corridors. The combination of a stagnant economy and increasing costs of construction have left the project’s managers scrambling for financing options that will allow the project to proceed to completion by 2019. Above image: www.capmetro.org. FOR THE COMPLETE STORY CLICK HERE.
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by Horace Greeley
Platt
Park residents, and other interested persons who have small children not
yet
enrolled in neighborhood schools are invited to a New Parent Forum, Sat., Aug. 21, 9:30-11a.m. at Grant
Beacon Middle School, 1751 S.
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by Paul Kashmann
Denver voters had a
dream. A dream
that they would someday travel in the blissful comfort of RTD’s light
rail, not
just between downtown and points south, but from Golden to DIA, and from
Douglas County to Boulder and other destinations north. |
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ARTIST, HORSEWOMAN, COLORADO NATIVE SUSAN BELL is best known for her impressionistic western landscapes, wildlife and animal portraits; see many of her pieces at Bell Studio/Gallery, 1573 S. Pearl St. But you’ll have to travel to NYC to view Lazy Afternoon (shown above); it’s on exhibit at the Salmagundi Club, the oldest private art club in the United States.
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