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Distributed to the Stapleton, Park Hill, Lowry, Montclair, Mayfair, Hale and East Colfax neighborhoods DENVER, COLORADO APRIL 2011 Stapleton Welcomes HGTV Green Home John and Vikki Abbott, with Penelope, 1, and Carson, 4, stroll by By Carol Roberts on April 14. The three bedroom, two-and-a-half bath, 2400 the HGTV Green Home. The home, along with a new car and $100,000 will be given away in a national contest that will be he fourth annual HGTV Green Home Giveaway square foot home received a Platinum LEED certification, the accepting entries from April 14 to June 2. Abbott commented that contest will start accepting entries for the modern highest rating a home can earn for energy efficiency. The he never wins anything but at least the prize house is on his block. Tprairie-style, single-family home located in Stapleton HGTV Green Home features an (continued on page 16) New Look for Wings Over the Rockies Mayoral Forum, Thursday Apr. 14 Central Park Rec Center, 6:30pm Participate in an online survey at www.FrontPorchStapleton.com to help determine the questions that will be asked at the forum. he Front Porch is partnering with the League of Women Voters of Denver and Engaged Public to present a Mayoral TCandidate Forum at the Central Park Recreation Center on April 14 at 6:30pm, 9651 East MLK Boulevard. The top six candidates selected by readers in our online survey were: Carol Boigon, Michael Hancock, James Mejia, Doug Linkhart, Chris Romer and Theresa Spahn. All have signed a letter of intent to participate in the forum. The remaining candidates all received less than 10% of the vote. The election will be conducted by mail and ballots will be sent to all eligible voters on April 14. See page 8 for more information on the candidates and the election. Readers can continue to use the online survey until April 10 to indicate issues they would like the candidates to address and sug - gest questions for the forum. No questions will be taken from the audience during the forum, but candidates have been requested to stay for 30 minutes afterwards to meet informally with attendees. Current results of the survey indicate the greatest interest in the following issues (listed by priority): Public education (though the The huge doors of the Wings Over the Rockies Museum in Lowry open for a B-1A bomber to be rolled out to the park - ing lot. The museum was emptied so the floor could be resurfaced as part of a major renovation project. mayor has no control over the school board since they are inde - pendently elected public officials) and close behind was jobs devel - By Carol Roberts gic bomber was being eased out of a hangar by a tug opment. A step behind those were Budget Shortfall, Sustainability, nyone who drove past Lowry’s Wings Over the towing the gigantic craft, the likes of which most Health and Human Services, Transportation and Public Safety. Rockies Museum in the last week of March would people have never seen (only four prototypes of the Ahave thought they had entered the set of a major B-1A were built). movie production. The parking lot was filled with vintage That bomber and over four dozen aircraft and airplanes. And a 150-foot-long, 33-foot-high B-1A strate - space vehicles had to be (continued on page 11) Printed with soy-based ink. Paper contains 40% postconsumer waste. Rapids Kimura New Mayor’s Solar Options Encouraging 20 Nearby Departure for Homeowners Engineering Speaks Out from Libya Budget Decisions 6 9 10 Hikes 12 for Japan 30 31 ¡ Mylie, a Mastif American, enjoys a warm early spring afternoon at Stapleton's town center while her owner, Matthew Boarman finishes lunch. Volunteer Booth Requests If you have a nonprofit that would like to raise funds this summer by working our movie con - cession booth, please contact events@staple - toncommunity.com with your request. Sponsorship Packages If you own a business and would like to spon - What Is Your Community DNA? sor one of the many summer events, the MCA So how did you do with your Denver Neighbor - has put together a sponsorship package. You hood Attitude (DNA) last month? How was your can access this information by visiting cell phone etiquette? This month the attention is www.stapletoncommunity.com or if you would on dog owners. Respect people and their property like to receive more information, please con - when walking your dog. Keep your dog on the tact [email protected]. leash and off people’s lawns. If your dog does go to the bathroom on someone’s lawn, make sure Active Minds Seminar CALENDAR you pick up after it. Thanks in advance for keep - The topic this month is Colombia: A Powder Nearby events that are FREE and OPEN TO THE PUBLIC or are nonprofit events. ing our community a happy one for all! Keg? Active Minds will be at 7pm on Thurs - (See pages 20 - 24 for more events.) day, April 14 in the Stapleton MCA Commu - Egg Scramble nity Room*. Join Active Minds as we examine The annual Egg Scramble (Hunt) is Saturday, Coming This Spring! April 23 Egg Scramble (continued) these tensions and what they portend for Groundbreaking for the new Stapleton Library 0-3 year olds, 10:15am; 4-6 year olds, April 23, from 10–11:30am on The Green. This Colombia's future. For more information, visit Check DenverLibrary.org/bond for updated info. 10:45am; year we are going to do the scramble in waves. www.ActiveMindsForLife.com. 7 year olds & up, 11:15am. The Easter Bunny will be on site beginning at The Green, 29th Ave. Town Center 10am. The first group to scramble for the eggs Stapleton Activities, Inc. APRIL Whether you are new to the community or Saturday, April 23 will be the 0–3-year-olds at 10:15am. This year Saturday, April 2 have been here for a while, this group is de - SUN Earth Day Event, 1 –5pm only one adult is allowed to enter with their 0–3- Neighborhood Partners Environmental Central Park in Stapleton (See p. 28) year -old. The next group will be the 4–6-year- signed for you! The group provides an oppor - Team Clean-up, 9am –Noon. Meet at 26th and [email protected] olds at 10:45am. Adults will not be allowed on tunity for adults in the community to get Beeler. [email protected] or CFry@Sandcreek together and socialize one evening a month. greenway.org (See page 23) Saturday, April 23 the field for the scramble of 4–6- or 7-and-up age groups. The 7-year-olds and up will begin at Connect with others who want to create a Sunday, April 2 & 24 7th Annual Gently Used Kid & Baby Stuff Sale. 8–11am at Westerly Creek Elementary 11:15am. This is always a fun event and we look book club or even a bicycling group! Denver Art Museum - SCFD Free Day Enter through north doors, 8800 E. 28th Ave Please join us for our monthly potluck in 720-865-5000 www.denverartmuseum.org forward to seeing everyone! [email protected] the Stapleton MCA Community Room* on Beer Festival Planning Committee Tuesday, April 5 Saturday, April 30 Thursday, April 14, at 6pm. Please bring a dish Wings Over the Rockies Grand Opening 11am The Stapleton Beer Festival was a huge success Swigert McAuliffe International School Touch to share with the group. The beverages, plates Free, WingsMuseum.org (See story p.1) last year and we are looking forward to our 2nd a Truck fundraiser. 14 different trucks to climb and utensils will be provided by the MCA. annual event on Saturday, August 20. We are Tuesday, April 5 & May 3 on and in. 10-2pm. Sams parking lot in Que - looking for volunteers to help organize and plan Your Flower Pots Are Waiting…. Are You Ready? Children's Museum, Target Tuesdays bec Square. http://www.smistouchatruck.com this year’s beer festival. If you are interested, If you’re looking for a little inspiration, it’s as 1st Tuesday nights free, 4 –8pm, cmdenver.org Saturday, April 30 please attend our planning meeting on Wednes - easy as joining us for a morning of clever culti - Thursday, April 7 Master gardener Amy Bales discussing land - vating with one of Denver’s premier profes - scaping and the latest in gardening, day, April 20, at 6:30pm in the MCA Commu - Wings Over the Rockies Family Night, 4-8pm nity Room*. If you would like to participate, sionals. Kim Kouba, Realtor with Perry and Free, WingsMuseum.org (See story p.1) 10am –Noon. MCA Community Room* RSVP to [email protected] email me at the address listed below. Dinner will Co. and owner of the Sweet William Market, Wednesday, April 13 be provided! will be hosting master gardener Amy Bales. SUN Meeting on Groundwater Issue, 6:30pm MAY She’ll help you move that landscape beyond MCA Community Room, 2823 Roslyn St Stapleton Rocks the ordinary and get a head start on this year’s [email protected] (see p. 28) “Stapleton Rocks…A Concert for a Cause” is a Thursday, May 5 latest thing! You’re invited on Saturday, April favorite concert every year featuring local bands. Wednesday, April 13 HGTV Stapleton Green Home Tours through 30 from 10–12 in Stapleton’s MCA’s Commu - Montview Neighborhood Meeting Sunday, July 3, 2011. Tickets $20 to benefit The event is intended to showcase the local ama - nity Room*.
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