We want to know what you think. Parks and Recreation has received a proposal from Wheel Fun Rentals, the company that rented paddle boats in City Park last year, to add bicycle and surrey rentals to their offering at City Park beginning this spring. You can see the types of equipment they are proposing to [...]
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Denver Office of Cultural Affairs (DOCA) & Create Denver
As a follow-up to DOCA’s survey of Denver-based Scientific & Cultural Facilities District (SCFD) organizations, DOCA has released a companion survey of for-profit creative small businesses to better understand how the economic downturn is affecting that part of the creative sector. This information is extremely important as [...]
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The North City Park Civic Association, Board of Directors approved the 2009 Calendar at this evening’s meeting. Event details will come in the near future.
January 27th: Membership Drive, Announce 2009 Plans
February: Game Night / Card Tournament at the Museum, Request for Nominations
March: Community Dinner, Announce April Election
April: Gardening Event, Denver Digs Day, Host Election
May: Community [...]
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As of January 10th, there were just over 250 signatures on the Sunflower Farmers Markets petition. The petition asks the company to consider the Cole Neighborhood/Northeast Denver as an area for potential expansion of the Sunflower Farmers Markets business model.
Please use the online link: http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/NEDenverSunflowerMarket/, to spread the word. We will then have a [...]
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