5 Choice Schools for Boundary 6th Graders, 2014 Programming Undecided By Erin Vanderberg/Editor On December 20, the Board of Education for Denver Public Schools voted 6-0 to close Smiley Middle […]
In December, GPHC was able to give away 30 remaining coats to families in need from our Coats for Colorado drive. We also provided holiday food baskets for 45 people, […]
Park Hill’s district and at-large representatives discuss the issues with GPHN By Erin Vanderberg / Editor Denver’s City Council kept busy in 2012. In addition to the tasks of general […]
GPHN: Thanks for taking the time to chat with Park Hill readers about homelessness in Denver. Tell us a bit about your background and involvement in this issue. Katie Symons: […]
By Barbara Armendariz/Garden Walk Committee The 2012 Garden Walk this summer was a great success. Twelve gardeners participated in the tour this year and shared their beautiful gardens with over […]
Park Hill artist Reven Swanson offers levity through heavy metal By Erin Vanderberg/Editor A few years back, a colorful sculpture cropped up on the corner of 23rd and Kearney, planted […]
December 2012′s winners: Last month, the first two letters of the alphabet were published. The Letter A was discovered on Sunday, December 2 by Lucy Walker and Hazel Nyce. The […]
All Denver residents can apply for free trees to plant along the street in the public right-of-way or for shade on the west side of their homes to reduce energy […]
Denver Recycles’ Treecycle program chips holiday trees for a mulch giveaway in the spring. Dumpster service customers should place their trees in the alley at least four feet away from […]
By Elizabeth Rittiman As part of their “New Duds for the New Year” program, St. Joseph’s Hospital employees bought every student at Smith Renaissance School new clothes, and the hospital […]
At the National Convention of the Knights of Peter Claver, Inc. (KOPC), Cure d’Ars Parishioner Donna Auguste was honored for her international service work through her foundation Leave a Little […]
Louis Aldridge, member of Athletics & Beyond, and Jaycee Floyd, member of Project Greer Street, received the Asfaw Family Foundation International Aim High scholarship. The AFFI Aim High scholarship recognizes […]
TheEduCtr has extended the deadline to Nominate a Black Educator to January 7. Nominee must teach in any public, charter, religious, an educational organization or private school in the State […]
Denver is seeking input on its five-year plan for housing and community development funding. The city will receive federal dollars during the next five years (2012-2017) to create affordable housing, […]
