Try the Denver Energy Challenge! Low in kilowatts, high in energy savings. Learn about available rebates for your home energy improvements! Denver Blend – Made up of local residents & businesses Informational Meeting for Denver Residents When: January 24, 2012 Time: 5:30pm – 6:30pm Location: Eastside Human Services Bldg. 3815 Steele Street Denver, CO 80205 [...]
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Join us at our next NCPCA Neighborhood Meeting – Tuesday, January 24, 2012 (6:30 p.m.) Scotts Methodist Church, 2800 Garfield. Special Guest: Robin Keinch, City Council At -Large.
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DENVER, CO – This spring only, all Denver residents are eligible for free trees regardless of where they live within the city. This rare opportunity is made possible by two tree distribtuion programs: The Park People’s annual Denver Digs Trees street tree program and the City’s Mile High Million tree planting initiative.
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29th Annual Hiawatha Davis Jr. Senior Luncheon is on Wednesday, December 14th, 2011. 11:30am – 1:30pm. Please join Councilman Albus Brooks and Councilman Christopher Hemdon for the 29th Annual Hiawatha Davis Jr. Senior Luncheon, a celebration of the lives of seniors in NE Denver. RSVP by December 5th, 2011 720-337-888 District8@denvergov.org 3203 Quebec Street, Denver, [...]
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News Release by the City and County of Denver, CO - November 2, 2011 - The City’s Cable Franchise Administration Office has received a growing number of inquiries from Homeowner Associations (HOAs) about contracts which Comcast representatives are offering, or in some cases are allegedly implying are mandatory. Simply put, federal law prohibits any mandatory [...]
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