A guide to Denver’s Latino public art, in time for Hispanic Heritage Month
We took a look at Denver public art produced by Hispanic, Latino and Chicano artists and asked what it means to be represented in the city's artistic life.
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One Denver childcare chain is trying to address the shortage of qualified preschool teachers
Mile High Early Learning, which operates seven centers around Denver, launched the training program to help solve one of the field’s most intractable problems.
Garfield Lake Park gets a unique — free — kids’ bicycle library and a new skills course
A new quarter-mile bike route runs around Westwood's Garfield Lake Park, designed for children to be able to get exercise and for their parents to be able to keep a close eye on their kids.
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Denver tries new tactic to bring healthy food to Globeville and Elyria-Swansea
Denver is kicking in $100,000 as part of its latest effort to address food insecurity in Globeville, Elyria-Swansea, Montbello, Westwood and other areas where access to groceries is limited.
Kahlo’s offers a different type of Mexican food in Denver’s Westwood neighborhood — think Michoacán with vegan options
Noe Bermudez, who also owns Denver mainstay Tarasco's, opened Kahlo’s on Morrison Road earlier this year.
Westwood’s Morrison Road will become a Mexican Cultural District
To Councilman Paul Lopez, who represents west Denver, this is formalizing something that already existed along the corridor.
What happens if the Denver area loses its last mobile home parks?
Redevelopment pressures are threatening some of the last affordable housing in the Denver metro area that doesn't require a government subsidy.
Why Denver’s $3 million might not be enough to get grocery stores in underserved neighborhoods
Denver set $3 million aside to get grocery stores in Globeville-Eyria-Swansea, Westwood and Montbello, but so far no supermarkets have announced plans to enter the food deserts.
Denver will pay more to settle a defamation suit from a former mayoral aide than it paid to the woman he was accused of harassing
Denver has settled a defamation lawsuit from a former aide to Mayor Michael Hancock for $200,000.