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Colorado Water Congress Addresses Colorado's Water Plan in Annual Conference

With population expected to clear 7 million by 2030 according to state estimates, arguments over how much water leaves Colorado could mount. more »

New STEM Program

When Kelly and John Scarborough’s younger son was 13, he made it clear he desperately wanted to learn computer coding and programming in greater depth than he could at school. more »

Best-selling children’s book author and Colorado Book Award winner Carmela La Vigna Coyle’s intense childhood relationship with reading and writing began as a love-hate one. “I was a late reader due to challenges from dyslexia,” Coyle says. more »

Teen Athlete Overcomes Tragedy

At the end of every game I can still hear my dad telling me what I did wrong,” says Cameron Morse, 17-year-old senior at the Denver Waldorf School. Morse is referring to the greatest supporter of his basketball career: Scott Morse. more »

Winter in the Park

In 1998, after living in Westport, Connecticut, for several years, I returned to my native Southern California with a feeling of relief, relief that I had left the hard winters of New England snow and ice behind me. more »

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Business As Usual-February 2016

Please notify us of business-related news within your neighborhood so we can provide coverage in Business as Usual. Call us at 303-778-8021 or send an email to bau@washparkprofile.com. more »

Feb 4, 2016 1:55 PM Kerry Hammond Business

Advocacy Group Proposes City Manage Sidewalk Repairs

With the continued growth of Denver and its impact on housing costs and transportation, local advocacy group WalkDenver is focused on an oft-overlooked component of our city: pedestrian infrastructure. more »

Feb 4, 2016 1:43 PM Mickki Langston News

Corrections

In the January 2016 article entitled Opportunity Knocks a Second Time for Performing Arts, the following unintentional errors occurred: more »

Feb 4, 2016 1:35 PM News

Caregivers Take Heart with Humor in Collection of End-of-Life Tales

Just Listen for the Thud: Humorous and Intimate Stories from Caregivers, by Maggie Pike. Willow Creek Publications, LLC. November 2015. more »

Feb 4, 2016 1:33 PM Kerry Hammond News

Young Strings Duo Puts New Touches on Old-Time Folk Rarities

Matt Brown and Greg Reish celebrated the release of their first collaborative album, Speed the Plow, with a multi-set concert combining astounding musical craftsmanship and a deep anthropological knowledge of source material. more »

Feb 4, 2016 1:23 PM Nick Schelke News

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