INC Lifetime Achievement Award
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INC Neighborhood Awards
INC’s annual Neighborhood Awards dinner is around the corner in late January. Be thinking about who in your neighborhood has gone the extra mile to make your community a better place to live, work and play; someone who has improved the quality of life for your community.
Historic Denver Neighborhood Action Fund – APPLY NOW!
The Action Fund is designed to catalyze innovative neighborhood and community projects that enhance Denver’s authentic character and honors cultural heritage as reflected in the built environment. Through the Action Fund, Historic Denver selects one to three community or neighborhood projects each round. Projects will receive technical assistance, staff support and direct financial investment from Historic Denver, ranging from $2,500 to $10,000. Projects are selected through a competitive application process, now open on April 1, 2018, June 1, 2018 and September 1, 2018. Neighborhood organizations, non-profits or other civic associations are eligible to apply.
INC Annual Neighborhood Awards Dinner 2018 Registration
Neighborhood Star
Hint: You can save time by preparing your nomination in advance and pasting the requested information in the form
Northeast Denver neighborhood is nation’s most polluted
From Denver Post
By Aldo Svaldi | asvaldi@denverpost.com | The Denver Post
PUBLISHED: February 16, 2017 at 5:02 am | UPDATED: February 16, 2017 at 12:29 pm
Excerpt:
In the 80216 ZIP code, an index of home values is up 30.1 percent the past year and 250 percent the past five years, handily beating U.S. and Denver averages.
That strong property appreciation is a testament to both how depressed prices were and how desperate buyers are for affordable properties.
Some residents fear the severity of the area’s environmental problems are being ignored and remediation plans remain inadequate. Three major redevelopment projects, including reconstruction of Interstate 70, are combining with booming home and land values to push long-time residents out, said Cdebaca.
“I feel like the new people are clueless” of past polluters, she said. “Sellers aren’t required to report it, and the institutional knowledge is being displaced.”
2017 Annual INC Neighborhood Awards and Silent Auction (Photos)
The purpose of Inter-Neighborhood Cooperation’s Annual Awards Dinner is to honor those who have contributed to improving our community and their neighborhoods. INC also holds a silent auction as an annual fundraiser to benefit its continued efforts to engage in addressing City issues.
The professional photographer, Bernard Grant, took some great pictures of our 2017 INC Awards Dinner