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The Denver Fire Department welcomed its newest members during a graduation ceremony in January, marking the recruits’ successful completion of the fire academy. They bring the Denver Fire …
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Reporter Stories: Digging into The Farm, Westminster's Uplands Development

Long-time Westminster Window columnist Bill Christopher discusses the Oread Capital's Uplands Development in Westminster, the City Council's Feb. 10 approval and what's next. Read our latest story …

Wanted: home for towering wooden soldiers

Steve Farland's colossal wooden soldiers need a new home. Farland is better known as the Chairman. From a cavernous warehouse on Navajo Street, in Englewood's old industrial district, he sells chairs …

Denver working to update group living laws
As the population of the city continues to grow, city staff are hoping that an update to the group living rules of the city code will allow for more people to live together and will help create more …

Enhancing the Capitol Hill community

A community-implemented mini library, a mural commissioned by a local group, or the establishment of a support program for neighbors. Whatever shape it takes, “there are many wonderful projects …

New ‘urban furniture’ coming to Colfax

As some Regional Transportation District bus routes face potential cuts, the 15L route along Colfax Avenue will be seeing some upgrades in the new year: bus shelters with lighting, security cameras …

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Everybody has a story — tell me yours

Ironically enough, after I had just started my new Denver beat in mid-December, I ran into the chief of police of my former beat, Golden, which I covered for four-and-a-half years. Busy holiday …

Putting Israel in the ‘front and center’ of discussion

So what’s it like to boss around Billy Crystal on a movie set? Matt Ratner chuckled at the question, then thanked Crystal, who’s starring in Ratner’s film director debut, “Standing Up, …

Skills and deliciousness go hand-in-hand with cookie sales

Robin Morris, a Girl Scout troop leader and mom, loves what the annual cookie sales does for the girls. “It’s a tremendous opportunity,” Morris said, “because they learn skills that they will …

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