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Embrace Relaxed Summer Pace With Song, Film & Fun
by Paul Kashmann

As the seasons change, so do the traditions that make them memorable. Few images better recall memories of summers past, than warm breezy evenings spent on a park lawn, or at an outdoor movie theatre, enjoying a pleasant concert or popular film, or a toasty afternoon at a local celebration with a happy group of neighbors and friends.

From Four Mile Park on the banks of Cherry Creek, to the towering spires of Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Denver residents can look forward to a summer full of memories in the making.

 

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Proposals For Cory Merrill DPS Campus Need Community-At-Large Scrutiny
by Eileen Abbattista

Half a century ago a crush of baby boom children compelled Denver Public Schools to construct two new schools in southeast Denver north of the nascent “Valley Highway” (I-25) and just west of Colorado Blvd. Today this neighborhood - Cory-Merrill - is known by the names bestowed on the schools: Cory Elementary, 1550 S. Steele St., and Merrill Middle School, 1151 S. Monroe St.; the schools share a verdant, welcoming 17-acre campus. The surrounding residential area has experienced vast changes in the past decade as modest houses on large lots have been scraped off in quick succession, many replaced by luxury homes five times bigger.

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