The Roads Ahead
Xcel Energy’s Pipeline Project, Department of Public Works Paving Plan and what it means for Park Hill. By Erin Vanderberg, Editor The replacement of Park Hill’s aging pipeline infrastructure created […]
Category Archives: 2013/02 February
Walgreens to Open on Colorado at 35th
New store prototype sells produce and additional groceries; June opening expected. By Rebecca Voll, Contributor Community leaders, elected officials, developers, company representatives, and neighbors gathered Wednesday, January 9, in the […]
Financial Literacy for Denver’s Most Vulnerable
How a partnership between a financial literacy non-profit and the city received a 3-year grant to provide free financial counseling to those in need – an interview with mpowered‘s Chad […]
News Update: A Letter from the Editor
Hello readers! One year ago last February, I took over as the editor of the Greater Park Hill News. Over the course of 12 issues, I have enjoyed the opportunity […]
City Matters: Public Works touches all residents, says manager
By Dave Felice For about $25 a month, each Denver resident gets services ranging from trash collection and street maintenance to traffic engineering and street parking management, says the city’s […]
The Z&P 500: INC Meets Planning Manager Piro
By Bernadette Kelly On Saturday, January 26th, Denver’s Inter-Neighborhood Cooperation Zoning and Planning Committee (INC-ZAP) met with Rocky Piro, the city’s new Manager of Community Planning and Development. Piro commenced […]
Park Hill Roots: Observe, Then Experiment
By Marne Norquist As the air warms up and the dreary January days are no longer, we know that Spring is just around the corner. The snow is a bit […]
About The Denver Scholarship Foundation
The Denver Scholarship Foundation, which was co-founded by then mayor John Hickenlooper and Tim and Bernadette Marquez, who endowed it with $50 million, has offered over 3,000 need-based scholarships to […]
Nate Easley Resigns from School Board to Head Denver Scholarship Foundation
By Erin Vanderberg, Editor In order to focus his full attention on his new position as Denver Scholarship Foundation Executive Director, which he will begin in March, Nate Easley resigned […]
STATEHOUSE: The Session Ahead – Three Questions to Senator Michael Johnston, Representative Beth McCann and Representative Angela Williams
With Editor Erin Vanderberg As a result of redistricting, State Representative Beth McCann (HD8) now represents nearly all of Park Hill except for the portion north of Montview and east […]
Changing Bulbs to Try and Help Change Lives
Volunteers go door-to-door to provide residents with tools to conserve energy and save money By Dele Johnson, AmeriCorps VISTA Member, Groundwork Denver On a wonderfully warm Monday, January 21, in […]
Alphabet Park Hill: Letters E & F and January 2013 Winners
The Greater Park Hill News is hosting our own geocaching game, with the help of Kitty Migaki, local photographer and author of Alphabet Denver – a GPS Alphabet Hunt Book. […]
Proactive Career Planning at East High School
Junior Achievement Launches Work-Readiness Program at 5 Denver-area High Schools By Erin Vanderberg, Editor Starting this February, students in Pat Walker’s Business Management elective at East High School will focus […]
Park Hill Resident Takes Lead at Housing Nonprofit, Launches New Initiative
By Erin Vanderberg, Editor Park Hill’s Jeff Martinez does not waste any time. Shortly after being named president of Brothers Redevelopment, a Denver-based nonprofit that provides housing and related services […]
