This is dedicated to those of you willing to take a trip with me to our imaginary “Montclair Creek Town Centre.” As depicted in the accompanying map, the boundaries are: on the north, Colfax Avenue; on the south, 13th Avenue; on the east, Leyden Street; and on the west, Ivy Street. First, however, let me […]
All years come to an ending and new ones begin My mom died unexpectedly but peacefully in her sleep in December and went to meet my Dad. She died as gracefully as she had lived her 86 years. We children used to joke – half-seriously – that she would outlive us all. Her death was […]
Councilwoman Mary Beth Susman is the chair for a special City Council Sharing Economy Task Force. “Sharing economy” terminology has developed from a culture that emerged as a creative response to the Great Recession. The philosophy behind a sharing economy is the notion that people borrow tools, fine china, a wedding dress, or most anything […]
by Tara Bannon Williamson What do crafting, history, Hobbits, Kwanzaa, live music and football all have in common? They are all new programs to your local libraries! Programming for families and adults is booming across the Denver Public Library system under the new title, Engage! There are almost 70 programs scheduled in January at 14 […]
Somehow 2014 went by in a flash and here we are in a brand new year. Hopefully all survived the holidays with cheer and are ready for a new start. I’m a list maker and always make a list of goals for the New Year. I used to call them resolutions, but then felt too […]