From Vice President John Riecke

It’s important to remember that we’re not being invaded by outsiders trying to destroy our way of life, but instead being joined by new neighbors looking to make friends and live in the same great city we all do. Sure there’s some difficult change involved. Driving is a little bit less convenient. People live a little closer together. But the overall result is that Denver continues to be a vibrant city, continues to have a healthy economy, and everyone has that much more opportunity to make a new friend.

Good Morning!

On August 8th the INC Delegation was hosted by Denver Health and Hospitals at the Rita Bass auditorium which is a personal favorite of mine. I like to imagine we are watching a medical operation in theatre…when I am not paying rapt attention to our own proceedings…we do have occasional lulls in the action…At the INC Zoning and Planning meeting of Saturday, August 22nd, our lead off guest and presenter was Brad Buchanan, now a year into his job as Denver’s Director of Community Planning and Development.