CONSUMER ADVISORY FROM OFFICE OF THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY Downloading Phone Apps Pose Possible Risks: More consumers are relying on the convenience of mobile phone apps to get quick information. Mobile phone apps are software programs that offer ‘information-at-your-fingertips’ and can be accessed directly from a smart phone or other mobile device. As widely accepted as apps have become, there are … Continue reading →
Over the past 6 years, many Skyland and Clayton neighbors have volunteered and participated in the festivities of our two garden themed events: The Harvest Potluck and Seed Exchange and our multi-neighborhood Spring Garden Fest at Schafer Park. We have added several new events, one already underway: The Autumn Free Seed Outreach. The CTG milk pails full of seed packets are … Continue reading →
AARP is taking the debate about the future of Medicare and Social Security out from behind closed doors in Washington so you can have a voice. Come Have Your Say! Make Your Voice Heard. When: Join us on Wednesday, September 26 from 5:00 to 6:30 p.m. Where: University of Denver, Katherine A. Russatto Hall, 1999 E Evans (corner of Evans … Continue reading →
Doug Linkhart, Director of Environmental Health, addressed a recent INC meeting about his areas responsibility and what his group does. In line with its mission to promote healthy communities, Denver Public Health and Denver Environmental Health recently released reports on the health of Denver’s residents within each City Council district. This report documented substantial disparities in a variety of health … Continue reading →
Excises & Licenses Announces New Open Forums Excise and Licenses would like to invite everyone to participate in their new “Open Forum” meetings. These meetings will be an informal opportunity for residents and RNOs to meet with the Director and staff to discuss your neighborhoods and their Department. The meetings will be regularly held on the fourth Monday of every … Continue reading →
