Denver Post, Westword, and Rocky Mountain News report on the Anschutz Entertainment summer music festival
Article Excerpt: After a major setback in location, the Mile High Music and Arts Festival will go on in July, but at the complex of soccer fields that surround Dick’s Sporting Goods Park in Commerce City instead of City Park.
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The Denver Office of Cultural Affairs invites residents and arts organizations to contribute their ideas and perspectives at a Cultural Visioning 2028 Town Hall Meeting on January 29, 2008, from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. The meeting will take place at the Denver Art Museum’s Frederic C. Hamilton Building in the Lewis I. Sharp Auditorium [...]
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Speed Watch Program: The Denver Police Department encourages community participation to help reduce speeding and motor vehicle accidents through the Speed Watch program. The Speed Watch program allows Denver residents to use a police radar detection device to monitor and record motor vehicle speeds in their neighborhood. Data is then forwarded to a local Denver [...]
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911 For any violent crime in progress or any crime that requires immediate attention.
Non Emergency Dispatch 720 913-2000
Tech Reyes Trujillo 720 913-1094
Tech Amy Esten 720 913-1095
Traffic Operations 720 865-6905
Neighborhood Inspections 720 865-3200
Noise Control 720 865-5452
Or 311 can get all city services
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The North City Park Civic Association is producing a Neighborhood guide, which will be available to residents this Spring. The guide will serve as a quick reference for our residents and the city at large.
If you have a small business and would like to be listed in our neighborhood directory please email Jason.kallas@gmail.com with your [...]
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