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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by Eric Peterson
As the Mariposa redevelopment
takes shape, a decade of urban planning is moving from the drawing board to
reality on Denver’s Westside. |
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by Ed Schott
Every Memorial Day weekend for
more than three decades the merchants of Old South Gaylord Street have marked
the official return of the spring/summer season of celebration by hosting the Old
South Gaylord Street Memorial Day Weekend Festival. |
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by Scamper The Dog
While most days the horde of
hounds that join their “masters” in Washington Park are there for exercise or
to hang out while volleyballers, frisbee
fiends and strolling families enjoy their time, there is one day every year
when it truly is Dog Day in south Denver. |
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by Sam Weisberg
Denverites
have demonstrated a preference for homegrown, fresh foods, whether prepared
from the bounty of a garden or farmers market vendor or purchased cooked to
order from Denver’s growing fleet of food truck kitchens-on-wheels. |
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Cory
Elementary, a DPS highly gifted
magnet and neighborhood school, is celebrating three
teams advancing to the Global Destination
Imagination (DI) tournament in
Knoxville, Tennessee, May 21-26. |
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by Paul Kashmann
Lauren Molina loves her
neighborhood, tucked into the northeast corner of the larger landscape known as
Washington Park East. |
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by Amy Allen
If you’ve nabbed The Profile hot off the rack this month,
there’s still time to make tracks for the University
Park Home Tour, Sun., May 5, 11a.m.-5p.m. |
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by Don Preziosi
The Capitol
Hill People’s Fair began in 1972 as a small gathering on the Morey
School playground at 13th Ave. and Clarkson St. |
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by Amy Allen
Founded in 1882 on Acoma St., St.
John’s Church and School has been an active part of the Washington Park East
community since moving to its current home at 700 S. Franklin St. in 1959. |
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