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E-Mail NewsNews and Events - Alameda Station Plan1. WWPNA BOARD MEETING – 12/02 2. ALAMEDA STATION PLAN MEETINGS - 12/3 AND 12/11 3. ASSIST YOUR SENIOR NEIGHBORS WITH SNOW SHOVELING ********************** The December Board meeting will be held on the regularly scheduled first Tuesday of the month. We meet at 6:30PM at the Washington Street Community Center at 809 S. Washington. ********************** The Alameda Station Area Plan is the future plan for the 1/2 mile around Alameda Station, including Alameda to I-25 & Broadway to Santa Fe. This plan will shape this area for decades to come – The plan can be viewed at www.denvergov.org/tod Areas of possible concern: Meeting #1 – Public Meeting - Wednesday December 3, 2008 Time: Open House 6:00-6:30pm Meeting #2 – West Washington Park Meeting - Thursday, December 11, 2008 Categories:
News and Events1. WWPNA BOARD MEETING – moved to 11/11 2. ASSIST YOUR SENIOR NEIGHBORS WITH SNOW SHOVELING 3. RESIDENTIAL COMPOSTING PILOT IN WWP 4. LEAF DROP SCHEDULE ********************** The November Board meeting was moved one week from the regularly scheduled first Tuesday of the month to the 11th due to Election Day. We will meet tonight at 6:30PM at the Washington Street Community Center at 809 S. Washington. ********************** Washington Park Cares, a not-for-profit organization, seeks volunteers to help community-based seniors with snow shoveling. Our motto is "Neighbors helping neighbors remain in their homes as they grow older." If you are able to shovel a sidewalk or two, please let us know at info@washingtonparkcares.net or 720.381.2470. Please provide your name and best way to reach you (phone or email) and your home address. We also welcome volunteers for assistance in other areas. ********************** Boundaries for WWP participation are if you reside within the following boundaries: North/South – Virginia to I-25. East/West: Downing to Clarkson. Categories:
News and Events1. WWPNA BOARD MEETING – moved to 11/11 2. RESIDENTIAL COMPOSTING PILOT IN WWP 3. LEAF DROP SCHEDULE ********************** The regularly scheduled WWPNA Board meeting occurs on the first Tuesday of every month. In November, this conflicts with Election Day, so the Board meeting has been moved one week to November 11th. Location is still the Washington Street Community Center at 809 S. Washington, starting at 6:30PM. ********************** Boundaries for WWP participation are if you reside within the following boundaries: North/South – Virginia to I-25. East/West: Downing to Clarkson. Denver Recycles has expanded the boundaries for its Composting Collection Pilot program, which means more households in your neighborhood may now be eligible to participate! Categories:
News and Events1. Monthly Zoning Committee Meeting - cancelled 2. Trick or Treat at South High – 10/28 3. Coffee on Rezoning and Moratorium – 10/28 4. Community Garage Sale – 11/1 5. WWPNA Board Meeting – moved to 11/11 ********************** ********************** South High School hosts Trick or Treat Street on Tuesday, October 28 from 4-6 p.m. Children from infant to 5th grade are welcome to participate. Cost is $3 per entrant, those under 2 are free. The event will take place in the new gym. ********************** Councilman Nevitt will host an informational coffee at Michelangelo’s to answer questions and address concerns about his proposed rezoning and moratorium for West Washington Park. The remaining dates and times are as follows: Tuesday, October 28th, 6:00 - 8:00 PM ********************** Categories:
News and Events1. Washington Park Boat House Public Meeting – 10/22 2. Trick or Treat at South High – 10/28 3. Community Garage Sale – 11/1 4. Burglaries in WWP ********************** Denver Parks and Recreation is pleased to announce that the Washington Park Boat House is slated to be repaired and improved with funding from the Better Denver Bond program voted upon by Denver residents last fall. The project will include a range of repairs and improvements to better serve the uses in and around the building. Site improvements are anticipated for improved accessibility and circulation. Suitable uses for the lower floor of the Boat House will be considered in this design process. Please join us at a public meeting to share your thoughts or concerns about the Washington Park Boat House and site. ********************** South High School hosts Trick or Treat Street on Tuesday, October 28 from 4-6 p.m. Children from infant to 5th grade are welcome to participate. Cost is $3 per entrant, those under 2 are free. The event will take place in the new gym. ********************** Categories:
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