TELLER BACK PACK DRIVE HAS STARTED Eight years ago, teachers and parents at Teller Elementary School identified a need in their community and began building the Teller Backpack Friends program. Since then they have partnered with Congress Park Neighbors, Inc, Teller Elementary PTA, and Food Bank of the Rockies and grown the program in this time of COVID to feed Teller students in need and their families You can … Continue reading →
Our meetings are open to all February 17 @ 7:00 pm – 8:30 pm This meeting will have two speakers: Both Congress Park residents Jacqueline Altreuter Project Lead for DMNS Nearby Nature in City Park https://www.dmns.org/natureplay This project will restore portions of the historic DeBoer Waterway as a sustainable creek bed with water that runs the course of natural play experiences, based on Colorado’s eight ecosystems. The community’s voice is … Continue reading →
Scammers thrive on opportunities to take advantage of consumers. The COVID-19 vaccine distribution is exactly the type of opportunity scammers’ love. This website is a good resource https://www.denvergov.org/Government/COVID-19-Information check often to see if there are any updates. While many people are waiting to get the vaccine and we encourage everyone to get one, we want you to be sure you are communicating with a legitimate healthcare provider. We are providing … Continue reading →
UPDATE ON THE LEAD REDUCTION PROGRAM 2020 Lead Reduction Program by the numbers In a year when so much was canceled or put on hold, one program remained steadfast for Denver area residents: the Lead Reduction Program. Check out this video to learn what we achieved in the first year of this groundbreaking public health initiative. Slated for service line replacement in 2021? Mark your calendars Denver Water will host … Continue reading →
Greetings Neighbors, On behalf of the Denver Museum of Nature & Science and Denver Parks & Recreation, I am reaching out to request to meet with you and members of your community for a design update and community engagement experience related to the creation of natural play experiences in the southeast corner of City Park. The City Park Master Plan Update that was completed in 2018 indicated a … Continue reading →
NEWS for RELEASE January 11, 2021: DENVER – After a public hearing tonight, Denver City Council voted to designate the property located at 1272 Columbine St., otherwise known as the Stahl House, as a new landmark in Denver. The Stahl House was built in 1889 and is 132 years old. John Seward Stahl, a well-known Denverite and an influential business leader with a robust commitment to civic life, moved … Continue reading →
