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Blossoms of Light PRSRT STD U.S. Postage Paid *****ECRWSSEDDM***** Denver, CO Residential Customer Permit No. 5377 Stapleton, Park Hill, Lowry, Montclair, Mayfair, East Colfax, NW Aurora COLORADO DECEMBER 2017 NORTHEAST DENVER Blossoms of Light Color schemes change every year at Blossoms of Light. This year, the Alpine Garden will have more lights than ever before, with a blue, teal and cool white palette to evoke a frozen, iced wonderland. By Courtney Drake-McDonough more than 130,000 people attended Blossoms of Light in public event of the year,” says Allison Kiehl, associate he Denver Botanic Gardens has always been an 2016, an increase of more than 37,000 over 2015. Staff director of events. “It’s a big revenue driver for us, espe- oasis in the city, but during the holiday season, it’s attribute the increase to Denver Botanic Gardens being cially in the winter months when attendance is lower.” Talso a winter wonderland. Nearly a half a million more present in the public’s mind both on a local and Denver Botanic Gardens began Blossoms of Light in individual lights dot the expanse of the gardens, enhanc- national level thanks to the 2014 Chihuly exhibit and the 1988. Every year, the number of lights and span of the ing shrubs, trees and terrain. A record-breaking year, notoriety of the Corpse Flower in 2016. “It’s our largest show increases. (continued on page 38) Zoom In On Colorado’s History Through 100 Objects From Stapleton to Iraq: Staff from History Colorado Center A Soldier’s Story are setting up an early chair lift By Laurie from the Aspen Dunklee ski area, one of t was a the final touches change in for the exhibit plans, to Zoom In: The I Centennial State say the least. in 100 Objects, Chris and Kim which opened in Schmitten’s ex- November. These pectation of a objects, selected large wedding from more than 15 million in the in October museum’s col- 2016 was de- lection, illustrate railed the sweep of the when Chris state’s history from was told in prehistoric times April 2016 to the present day. The story of how that he would the exhibit came be deployed to Stapleton soldier Chris Schmitten spent the together is on Iraq. holidays in Iraq last year. These were the page 8. (continued on p.14) 2016 decorations for soldiers in his platoon. December 2017 1 Front Porch – NE Denver sta130324 MCA_Header_L5.pdf 1 3/22/13 2:24 PM Rain may have dampened the clothing of attendees at the Winter Welcome in the 29th Ave. Events & Town Center, but spirits were high and the reflections in the water made for great photos. Announcements at Stapleton On Monday, Dec. 11, the MCA, SUN, ing creatures, plus new technologies the Citizens Advisory Board (CAB), the to study these prehistoric giants and Stapleton Development Corporation (SDC) what’s newly learned about their and the Stapleton Foundation will host existence and demise. a Community Discussion regarding the Thursday, December 21, 6:45-7:45pm community name. Two opportunities for Saudi Arabia the community to provide input in-person With over 20 percent of the world’s regarding the community name will be avail- proven oil reserves, Saudi Arabia’s able on this date. importance to the U.S. (and world) The meetings will take place in the MCA has been clear for some time. Join Cube at 8371 E. Northfield Blvd., from Active minds as we tell its story, his- 1:30–3:30pm and 5:30–7:30pm. Dr. Nita tory, recent transition in generational Mosby Tyler will facilitate. At numerous power of the Saudi royal family and meetings over the past several months, the complicated role of Wahhabi Islam available time for public comment has not and Sunni Islam there and in the been able to accommodate the number of region. Contents persons wishing to speak about the commu- nity name. These meetings are an opportu- Christmas Movie at the Cube 1 Blossoms of Light 22 Panasonic Riding Data nity for in-person feedback for all who wish Friday, Dec. 8, 5pm to the Future to provide it. Join us at The Cube first forHow the 1 Zoom In: New Exhibit at History Grinch Stole Christmas and a showing 24 Voters Approve Bonds, Sweet William Market Colorado of It’s a Wonderful Life immediately Taxes, Green Roofs Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 2 and 3, The Cube after. The Christmas movies are free The Sweet William Market will be from 1 From Stapleton to Iraq: NE News Updates and open to the public. The Cube is A Soldier’s Story 25 9am–4pm on Dec. 2 and 10am–4pm on located at 8371 Northfield Blvd. Dec. 3 at The Cube, located at 8371 North- 26 Salads and Pizza with A Focus Get the latest on 6 Marlon Green, The Jackie Robinson on Local and Sustainable field Blvd. Wine Education Series of Commercial Aviation sta130324 MCA_Header_L5.pdf 1 3/22/13 2:24 PM Wednesday, Dec. 13, 7pm Christmas Concert at The Cube 28 The Book Worm The MCA’s fall Wine Education Se- Thursday, Dec. 7 6:30pm, The Cube 10 Community-wide Meetings Dec. 11 ries will feature an educational aspect The Colorado Wind Ensemble will play to Discuss the Stapleton Name 29 Event List— to wine tasting. This sit-down tasting a Christmas-themed concert at The Cube and find more online at Master Community Associationwill showcase different wines from starting at 6:30pm. There will be a con- 10 Changes in Stapleton Signage FrontPorchNE.com different regions with a wine educa- cession stand available serving drinks. This tor leading the discussion. Tickets: event is free and open to the public. 11 PUC Grants Rehearing on 32 Nourishing Mind and Body Events & $10; $20 the day of the event. To A Line Crossings Enhances Health and Wellness Active Minds Seminar purchase tickets, visit stapletoncom- ThisAnnouncements is a free, no-reservation-needed public munity.com. Must be 21 to attend 12 After 22 Years, 33 Op-Ed: Open Enrollment for and no refunds allowed. The Tower Lands Punch Bowl Health Care Ends Jan. 12 programat Stapleton brought to you by the Stapleton MCA. 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