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Upcoming Community Events

Posted on May 22, 2011 by jasonkallas

Upcoming Events sent by Drew O’Connor The Civic Canopy drew@civiccanopy.org STRENGTHENING COMMUNITY Inner City Health and 3t Ministry Community Kids Fair – Saturday May 21, 9am Free bike give-aways for kiddos. Join the fun at Wyatt Edison Charter – 3620 Franklin Street http://3tministry.org/?p=506 Rebels Remembered – Monday, June 6 from 6 to 8pm This fourth [...]

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Mayoral Forum

Posted on April 2, 2011 by jasonkallas

Wondering who to support for Denver’s next mayor? Come hear each candidate’s views and decide for yourself. Denver Near Northeast Neighborhoods Mayoral Forum Friday, April 8 – 7 to 9 p.m. Manual High School Auditorium 1700 E. 28th Avenue Candidates confirmed to attend: Carol Boigon, Michael Hancock, Doug Linkhart, Danny F. Lopez, James Mejia, Chris [...]

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Neighborhood Cleanup Day – May 21st

Posted on March 22, 2011 by jasonkallas

We’re gearing up for the 2011 Great American Cleanup and Citywide Neighborhood Cleanup Day! This year we’ve enhanced the project to include FREE COLLECTION SITES for household discards. So rally your neighbors. Clean out those alleys, garages and backyards. Register early to receive trash bags and other giveaways. Spread the word. Saturday, May 21, 9 [...]

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Plant Trees for Your Neighbors

Posted on February 13, 2011 by jasonkallas

Hello! Please read below about 2 excellent opportunities to support Denver’s urban trees Brenda’s digger crew! Plant Trees for Your Neighbors On April 16, hundreds of Denver residents will pick up and plant the free and low-cost street trees they’ve requested through Denver Digs Trees, a program of The Park People. However, residents who are [...]

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