Good afternoon!
I am the Program Manager of Denver Digs Trees, The Park People’s city-wide tree distribution that has provided more than 38,000 low-cost and free street trees to Denver residents and neighborhoods over the past 18 years. Each spring we’ve offered a variety of beautiful trees to spruce up Denver’s streets and make our [...]
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May 2-3, 2009
Colorado Convention Center
Green Festival is coming to Denver May 2-3, 2009, in the Colorado Convention Center to celebrate what’s working in Denver’s community -for people, business and the environment.
Volunteer and help put on this amazing two day event that will educate and activate people to make choices for a just and sustainable world!
Volunteers [...]
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Public Hearing
Which metro area transportation projects should receive economic recovery funding?
6 p.m. Wednesday, March 4, 2009
1290 Broadway, Denver
The Denver Regional Council of Governments (DRCOG) will hold a public hearing to hear comments about projects to be considered for funding in the Denver region with anticipated federal transportation economic recovery funds. The DRCOG Board of Directors [...]
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February 11, 2009
Contact: Paige Heydon-McCrary
303-722-6262
THE PARK PEOPLE’S ANNUAL DENVER DIGS TREES DISTRIBUTION IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER
Applications for Street Trees Due March 16
DENVER – Snow may still be on the ground, but spring is coming. In preparation for planting season, The Park People is now accepting applications for its annual Denver Digs Trees street tree [...]
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