 PROFILE ONLINE: Check out our brand new flipbook
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 PUBLISHER: It’s about time to dust off the Bill of Rights
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 PEOPLE: Aaron Ney – raising up community out of the dirt
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 HOME TOURS: Tours from Wash Park to Park Hill
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 GOOD FOOD: Local markets bring farm fresh food to your table
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 LETTERS: Wash Park crowds put pressure on neighborhoods
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As The Profile headed to press, Renegade Publik
House was set for a May 1 opening at 2043 S. University Blvd., in the shadow of
the University of Denver campus. |
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There’s never a good time
to get sick, but when you do, it’s always good to have someone close by who can
help reverse the trend. |
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Ten Thousand
Villages, a fair trade artisan gift shop at 2626 E. 3rd Ave., hosts its third
annual Fair
Trade Oriental Rug Event, May 15-18 at Augustana
Lutheran Church, 5000 E. Alameda Ave. |
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A belated tip of The Profile
fedora goes out to our good friend Jim Bob Housley on the 14th anniversary of the opening of Lincoln’s
Roadhouse, 1201 S. Pearl St. |
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It was an even quarter
century ago that John Ludwig rented a meager 300 square feet of space in South
Denver Evergreen Nursery at 1534 S. Broadway, to see if local yard and garden
enthusiasts would support a higher-end plant and product shop in the mold of
Smith & Hawken. |
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Thanks to hard work and persistence by visionary Boulderites
in the mid-1970s, KGNU Community Radio took to the airwaves on May 22, 1978. |
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Mediterranean cuisine is
among the hottest food trends taking root in the palates of American diners, as
evidenced by the continued success of chains like Pita Jungle and Garbanzo. |
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You can never have too
many options for good coffee, and the Lowry community welcomed one more good
choice recently. |
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