September 19th – 6:30PM at the Grant Avenue Community Center
200 South Grant, SE corner of Grant and Cedar streets

Many residents of Denver's older neighborhoods worry that the "character" of their neighborhoods is changing -- and not always for the better. But what exactly is the character that we are worried about losing? What makes our homes, streets and neighborhoods distinctive and worth protecting?

Jim Lindberg of the Platt Park People's Association has developed a pattern book that seeks to describe the character of a diverse Denver neighborhood and provide a template for future conservation efforts and compatible infill development.

Announcing the first annual Lincoln Lynx Links golf tournament to benefit the PTSA and Lincoln Elementary School. The tournament and silent auction will be held September 30th at 7:30 am at Park Hill Golf Course, located at 4141 E. 35th Ave. here in Denver.

Registration is $85. Register and pay online at
www.tournevents.com/LincolnPTSA.

Sponsors are needed for holes and/or foursomes and donations of auction items are also needed.

For more information, please call Luchia Brown at 303-733-5040.

The October meeting of the WWPNA Board and officers is open to the public.
The meeting will be held at the Washington Street Community Center, 809 South Washington.

The Denver Marathon will be run on October 15. Several streets will be closed during this time. for more information, go to
denvermarathon.com. For a map of the racecourse, see attached.

Monthly meeting of Land Use and Transportation
Epiphany Lutheran Church – 790 S. Corona St.
Starts at 6:30 PM

Lincoln Elementary School, 710 S. Pennsylvania St.

WWPNA Open House
5:30 - 8 p.m.
Visit informational booths from WWPNA committees and city services. A great way to get to know WWPNA and your neighbors!

Breakout Sessions
7 – 8 p.m.

Got Kids? Education Options in West Wash Park
Discuss your successes and concerns over our neighborhood schools with area school leaders

Scrapeoffs, Duplexes and Pop-Tops: Redesigning our Neighborhood’s Homes
As part of a pilot program WWP residents can help determine the look and feel of our neighborhood homes. Lend your ideas to the discussion.

For information, contact Charlie Busch at 303-722-6220 or at
president@wwpna.org