A Century of Care Englewood’S Medical District Where People Make a Difference

ENGLEWOOD WINTER 2017 | CITY MAGAZINE & RECREATION GUIDE CITIZEN

A Century of Care Englewood’s Medical District Where People Make a Difference

Recreation Guide LIVING WITH CONSTRUCTION NEXT DOOR Helpful FAQs when faced with new development and construction near your home or business.

Wha t are the permitted Can the contractors park their vehicles on construction hours? the street in front of my house? Cons truction hours are 7:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m., Mos t streets in the City are open for public seven days a week. parking; however, as a courtesy, contractors are asked to park in areas that have less Let it Snow! Why are there paint marks on my street impact on residents. or sidewalk? The y typically show where existing Can the contractor close the street, underground utilities are located; in some sidewalk, or alley; and how long can cases, a surveyor may use paint to mark they have a dumpster? HOLIDAY PAR ADE property lines. A contractor may obtain a permit to close all, or a portion, of the street, sidewalk, or The house next door is being demolished alley for a limited time. Dumpsters may be TREE LIGHTING and I’m concerned about asbestos. placed for a maximum of 180 days and must & Sponsored by the Greater Englewood Chamber of Commerce The State of Colorado requires asbestosGOOD NEIGHBOR Qbe & in Afront of the permitted property. and the City of Englewood testing and abatement (if required) prior to demolition. The City requires proof of the Who is responsible for insuring Saturday, December � � �:�� pm state’s clearance letter prior to issuing construction is completed a permit. according to plan? City inspectors inspect on-going After the parade, enjoy a tree lighting ceremony, music, hot cocoa, kids’ activities, & more! If a Building Permit was issued, construction activities to ensure that how can I find out what was approved the work is completed according to CARRIAGE RIDES á TRACKLESS TRAIN RIDES á WRITE LETTERS TO SANTA for construction? approved plans. The Building Division retains a copy of the Join the Parade! Registration Rules: approved plans, which may be viewed by Ther e is a lot of dust or erosion completing an Open Records Request at the coming from the construction site. Local community groups and organizations • All entries should incorporate the parade Building Division located at 1000 Englewood What is required? are invited to participate in the parade. theme: Let it Snow! Parkway from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday The contractor is required to maintain • Floats strongly encouraged through Friday. erosion protection measures for the • Registration deadline: Friday, November 17 duration of the project. Disturbed areas Ho w long will the construction project on the site are to be stabilized within 60 • Apply online at MyEnglewoodChamber.com take to complete? days by seeding, mulching, paving or other It varies depending on the size of the project. approved methods. Small residential projects may take six to nine months, while a larger commercial or Is landscaping required to complete multi-unit project may take two years. the construction project? Y es. In most cases, landscaping is required prior to obtaining a Certificate of Occupancy.

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4 Welcome 10 Meet Your Neighbors 15 Making Englewood More 22 Englewood Recreation Center 32 Education 44 Active Adult Fitness Welcome message from DU professor teaches community- Energy Efficient Mayor Joe Jefferson mindfulness at home and in Englewood offers energy efficient the classroom grant to homeowners 24 Malley Recreation Center 34 Adult Athletics 46 Yoga & Tai Chi 5 Council's Corner Councilmembers Amy Martinez 11 Open for Business 16 Community Spotlight and Linda Olson Two new, unique businesses Things to know, see and 26 Adult Dance & Music 35 Youth Athletics 48 Pilates serving Englewood do in Englewood 6 City Manager's Letter A note from City Manager Eric Keck 12 Snow Business 18 Show us Your Holiday Spirit 27 Arts & Crafts 36 Aquatics 50 Englewood Library Englewood prepares for winter Keep Englewood Beautiful's Water Fitness 7 A Look Back weather and snow season annual holiday lighting contest The history of Englewood's 28 Computer / Tech Classes 38 Swimming Lessons 52 Special Events premier medical facilities 13 Accessory Dwelling Units 19 Police Department Updates Englewood's Free Shuttle Connect with Englewood 8 Home Away From Home Police Officers at upcoming 29 Broken Tee Golf Course 40 Ski Trips 54 Excursions 50 years of rehabilitation at 14 Northwest Greenbelt community events Craig Hospital Trail Improvements Grease Recycling Event 20 Get Out and Play 30 Active Kids 41 Adult Fitness 56 Extended Travel Your guide to City parks

2 3 JOE JEFFERSON AMY MARTINEZ LINDA OLSON COUNCIL'S CORNER MAYOR OF COUNCIL MEMBER COUNCIL MEMBER ENGLEWOOD AT LARGE DISTRICT 2 As we near the end of the year and Council term, I’d like The City has set a goal to On a recent flight east this to highlight some Englewood accomplishments. First and reduce our energy consumption summer, I sat next to a woman foremost, we continue to focus on the sustainability of our by 1% annually through 2030. who said she had just spent the operations with an emphasis on economic development To accomplish this, we have week visiting a relative in a metro and effective management of our resources. CITY several initiatives to help us area hospital. She eagerly shared reach our goals! her experiences and observations City Council and City staff have worked hard to create a COUNCIL about the amazing medical and community that fosters a robust local economy. Our local Biogas Project at Wastewater therapy staff, the 21st century businesses add to our quality of life because Englewood Treatment Plant facilities, the beautiful setting of relies heavily on the sales and use taxes of our businesses Mayor A new biogas reutilization project the hospital, and the neighborly to help pay for community services. We continuously strive to improve the perception of our Joe Jefferson is on the horizon for our local wastewater treatment plant! We will feel of restaurants in the area. As she shared more details, it became community as a desirable place to live and work and because of this, we have attracted an District 1 take gas produced during the digestion process, treat it and use it as clear that her loved one was being cared for at Craig Hospital after impressive array of new businesses over the last two years. New programs and partnerships 720-373-5639 salable fuel. This project will reduce our greenhouse gas emissions as surviving an accident. I was so proud to tell her that she had just have been established that offer services and resources for business attraction and retention. I well as provide additional revenue for the plant. The plant accounts visited Englewood and one of the jewels of our medical district. encourage you to support our local businesses! for 76% of our municipal energy usage, so making changes here will Mayor Pro Tem have a huge impact on our overall energy saving goals. This issue of the Englewood Citizen Magazine celebrates the Englewood is a city where we are all blessed with a unique high quality of life which includes Rick Gillit roles that both Craig Hospital and Swedish Hospital play in our our bustling business community, innovative school districts, community history, world-class District 4 Energy Efficiency Grant Funds Available for Homeowners community. Great communities have strong health and hospital cultural arts, wonderful natural resources and renowned 303-246-4780 The City of Englewood receives Community Development Block providers, and we are fortunate to have two of the best hospitals recreational amenities, and so much more. It has been our Englewood is a city where Grant (CDBG) funding to assist homeowners in creating more energy in District 2 of Englewood. Not only do Swedish and Craig provide goal to improve our community through communication we are all blessed with a efficient homes. For the past seven years, the City has participated some of the best medical, surgical, and brain trauma care in our Laurett about all of these benefits and utilize new channels like this and submits an application annually to Arapahoe County for CDBG region, they are engaged in research that promises to make our lives unique high quality of life Barrentine magazine, our website, social media, public events, public funds that support the program. The grant amount is $8,000 with a better in the future. Their long historical presence has brought jobs District 3 improvements and local media outlets. We also continue to improve services for our residents. 20% match from the homeowner. To date, 100 homeowners in our to Englewood, stabilizing our economy even through the roughest 303-806-8097 The City just launched a new upgraded website that is more functional and mobile friendly. City have taken advantage of the program and in 2018, 14 additional time. With the addition of a new parking structure being built by 303-883-6495 Our police force is being expanded in 2018 to improve public safety. homeowners will be eligible to participate. To see if you qualify, Craig, we are envisioning a renaissance of retail and neighborhood and to get your name added to the waiting list, please call the amenities in the medical district over the next several years. We are seeing substantial physical improvements to our public spaces, making them more Community Development Department at 303-762-2347. Linda Olson desirable places to be. I’m especially excited to see our “new” historic downtown (the 3400 One amenity that continues to make the medical district accessible District 2 block of South Broadway) take shape. With some planned public and private improvements, Energy Saving Tips for the Holidays to employees and patients alike is our circulator bus that is jointly 303-789-4799 we will foster more economic vitality and a more recognizable community identity. We are Many folks in our City like to spread holiday cheer by decorating funded by RTD and the City of Englewood. This free-to-the-public also finalizing the design and contracting for our new police station that will help make our their homes with holiday lighting. Here are a few ways to save shuttle takes riders through a loop of some 19 stops from the community safer. Finally, we have also improved the sustainability of our public events by energy (and money): Englewood light rail station on the west, to the medical district partnering with local businesses and have added a new signature event in Englewood, our • Put your lighting display on a timer and unplug when not in on the east. The two RTD buses servicing this route were recently Amy Martinez Englewood Block Party on Broadway! use. No sense in providing light unless it is dark enough to replaced because of their age. The timing made it right to rename At Large enjoy. This goes for Christmas trees as well. the circulator as the Englewood Trolley (formally the ART bus) in 720-238-3959 It has been an honor to serve our community on City Council for the last 10 years. I am proud of • Turn off room lights when your tree lights are on. keeping with our historic roots. In addition, these new buses are what we as a Council have accomplished over the last two-year term. It is a dream to represent • Switch to LED lights which use less electricity than getting a fresh look with wrap-around branding for the City. You are my hometown, Englewood, as the first known Chinese-American mayor in Colorado history. traditional lights. sure to notice the vibrant, fresh look that is different on each bus. If Our City has emerged from the depths of the great recession and is now arguably stronger • Use reflective decorations, these will still look lovely at night you have not ridden this bus before, I encourage you to do so and Rita Russell than ever before. Englewood is a wonderful place that I’m proud to call home. Together we will and require no electricity! see what adventures you might discover at each stop in Englewood! At Large ensure that our community continues to be a desirable place into the future. • When you have guests over, turn down your thermostat a bit. 303-639-6181 Take advantage of the extra body heat. Please keep me informed of any concerns, questions or great stories As always, I invite your comments, questions, or concerns by e-mail or phone. • Walk around the neighborhood to see lighting displays instead about why you love Englewood. of driving. As an added bonus, you may meet new neighbors! Respectfully, Steven R. Yates Linda Olson, Council Member, District 2 Joe Jefferson, Mayor At Large Thank you for the honor and privilege of allowing me to serve you! [email protected] • 303-789-4799 [email protected] • 720-373-5639 • englewoodco.gov/joe-jefferson 303-720-9817 Amy Martinez, Council Member at Large [email protected] • 720-238-3959

4 5 ERIC KECK ENGLEWOOD A LOOK BACK CITY MANAGER

Welcome to the third edition of the Englewood Magazine. The focus of this edition is on the importance and vibrancy CITY MAGAZINE & RECREATION of our medical district in Englewood. This district makes GUIDE WINTER 2017 up a considerable amount of the employment within our community and is home to two world-renowned Publisher: hospitals in Swedish and Craig. An incredible story of care Eric A. Keck and devotion appears in this edition. Sammy Ward has astonishingly been receiving care from Craig Hospital for 50 Chief Editor: years. Mr. Ward’s story can be found on page 8. Alison Carney Also contained in this edition is an update on the Englewood Police Building project. This Senior Editor: beautifully designed building is anticipated to begin construction in December of this year and Kristen Knoll will be completed in late 2018.

Swedish Sanatorium, 1907 Creative Director: After 17 years, the Art Shuttle is receiving a makeover and a new name. The Englewood Trolley, Ryan Burke with its new artful wrap, will hit the streets soon.

Senior Designer: Finally, be sure to check out the City’s new website. Englewoodco.gov has been completely A CENTURY OF CARE Mike Greenwald rebuilt with a new look and feel and certainly designed with some great new features. Thank you for reading and enjoy this edition. The History of Englewood’s Premiere Medical Facilities Contributers: Allison Boyd Eric A. Keck, City Manager SWEDISH MEDICAL CENTER CRAIG HOSPITAL Liz Casi [email protected] • 303-762-2310 1905: Swedish immigrant Dr. Karl Albin Bundsen founded the 1907: Frank Craig founded the Tent Colony of Brotherly Love in Doug Cohn Swedish National Consumptive Sanatorium as a tuberculosis Lakewood, CO to care for men with tuberculosis Jess McHugh treatment center 1919: The name of the tent colony was changed to Craig Colony in Kim Newcomer 1906: Dr. Bundsen purchased 5 acres of land for $2,500 to house the memory of Frank Craig, who died of tuberculosis in 1914 at new medical facility the age of 37 Photos by: About the Cover: 1907: The first permanent structures were built to house 1955: As tuberculosis diagnoses declined with antibiotics, Craig Todd Dobbs sanatorium patients shifted its emphasis to other illnesses including multiple Allie McRae Thirty-three staff members at Swedish Medical Center 1908: The Swedish National Consumptive Sanatorium officially sclerosis, polio, muscular dystrophy and spinal cord injuries are a small representation of the thousands of medical opened its doors and charged a daily patient fee of $6.00 1966: Craig is renamed Craig Rehabilitation Hospital Back Cover Illustration by: professionals who enhance the community and 1924: The hospital underwent it’s first expansion 1970: Craig moves from Lakewood to Englewood and builds an Christopher Shaw provide world-class care to patients in Englewood’s 1956: With the decline of tuberculosis, the hospital’s focus turned 80-bed rehabilitation hospital on the grounds of Swedish Medical District, home to both Swedish Medical to general healthcare and was renamed Hospital, connected to Swedish by a tunnel to access Printed by: Center and Craig Hospital. Swedish Hospital radiology, laboratory, surgery, and other ancillary services Publication Printers 1980s & 1990s: Four additional medical office plazas 1973: Nearby apartments are modified for transitional living 1. Yu Zhu 13. Lisa Finn were constructed experiences for patients and families of inpatients 2. Vicki Owens 14. Malcolm Creer 1995: A new 25,000 square foot emergency department 1975: Craig is renamed Craig Hospital 3. Christopher McMahan 15. Scott Eric Press was completed 1996: Craig Hospital undergoes an expansion and increases the 4. Gina Graves 16. Ashley Ferraro 25. Crystal Gonzales 2007: Began a three-year construction project that included number of beds to 93 5. Deborah Obery 17. Lorena Schrober 26. Deanna Vialpanda a renovated lobby, a family-centered NICU and 2002: A new, 47-unit Outpatient and Family Housing Facility is 6. Stacy Loewenberg 18. Shaundra Holmes 27. James Fuller dedicated PICU constructed onsite 7. Sheryl Swan 19. Anne Hovasse 28. Miguel Benet 2016: A $90 million, three-year construction and expansion project 8. John Rould 20. Terevio Franco-Neto 29. Mary Van Laarhoven was completed that added 85,000 square feet of new space 9. David Hollauder 21. Tonzia Buor 30. Jen Brillhart and renovated 135,000 sq. ft. of existing space 10. Michelle Whaley 22. Stefania Koziol 31. Alicia Hunter 11. Cailie Buckingham 23. Shari Scheider 32. Michelle Oliveti 12. Ramiro Ochoa 24. Sandie Kealagon 33. Philip Lucenzo

Information courtesy of Craig Hospital, Swedish Medical Center and compiled by the Englewood Historic Preservation Society.

6 7 FAST FACTS: FAST FACTS: Home Away CRAIG HOSPITAL SWEDISH MEDICAL CENTER From Home World-renowned, not-for-profit The only Level I Trauma Center for n Sept. 20, 2017, a crowd gathered outside Craig Hospital to hospital and research center HealthONE, with more than 2,200 surprise long-time patient Sammy Ward. trauma patients admitted each year

Injured in 1967 when a boulder landed on him while working in Chromo, CO, Ward was airlifted to Craig Hospital to begin his 2,000 patients treated annually rehabilitation and has returned every year since. A Center of Excellence for: neurosciences, trauma/ To celebrate his 50 years of rehabilitation for his spinal cord injury, burn, women’s services, staff at Craig planned a surprise ceremony when he returned from oncology and orthopedics lunch with Craig President & CEO Mike Fordyce. Specialty care for: spinal cord injury (SCI) rehab, Although he lives in New Mexico, Ward returns every September for traumatic brain injury (TBI) rehabilitation and has established long-running friendships with rehab, combination SCI/TBI physicians, nurses, therapists, administrators and other patients. rehab, ventilator-dependent Colorado’s first Comprehensive On the day of his celebration, Ward seemed more like a local-legend, and weaning programs, and Stroke Center certified by the with well-wishers, friends and other patients shaking his hand and rehabilitative neurosurgery Joint Commission waiting in line to talk to him.

“Sammy has maintained his health and has had a tremendous Last year, patients attitude the whole time,” his first occupational therapist, Nina came from 47 states Patients come from all 50 states Robbins, said at his party. Although she retired in 2010, Robbins and worldwide for specialty care returned to celebrate Ward’s big day. Half of Craig's patients are Englewood City Council also honored Ward by proclaiming Sept. 20, from outside Colorado 2017, as “Sammy Ward Day” in the City of Englewood. 200,000 patients treated annually, with 100,000 ER visits, 2,000 births The proclamation hints at Ward’s positive outlook and fun demeanor. Voted by employees as a "Top and 20,000 surgeries “Wednesday, Sept. 20, 2017, all of Craig Hospital and the City of Work Place" by The Denver Englewood, with open arms and hearts, welcome Sammy back to Post for the past three years Craig for his 50th re-evaluation and more mischief.” Another line mentions his return to Craig Hospital for “50 consecutive years for "Sammy has maintained re-evaluations, lunches, dinners, encouragement to patients and Englewood’s largest employer: general tomfoolery.” Ranked as a top 10 rehabilitation center 2,000 employees, 500 volunteers his health and has had by U.S. News and World Report for 27 and more than 1,300 physicians And as much as staff at Craig Hospital seem to admire Ward, it is clear consecutive years a tremendous attitude that the feeling is mutual. the whole time.” “It’s the best place in the world for brain injury and spinal injury,” Ward 93 beds 408 beds said after cake, pictures, and a viewing of a video highlighting his time at the hospital. “It’s my home away from home, since day one.”

8 9 MEET YOUR NEIGHBORS OPEN FOR BUSINESS

GET TO KNOW NEW LOCAL BUSINESSES TEACHING Two great places for you to explore BEYOND THE CLASSROOM

Heather Martin is a big fan of the Englewood Public Library. You can often find her and her two daughters at the various programs the library offers. “The library is amazing,” she said. BLACK CABIN OPERA COLORADO It’s fitting that the Denver 16 E. Girard Ave. 4121 S. Navajo St. blackcabin.org operacolorado.org University professor in the Writing Program would cherish the local Born in the mountains, Black Cabin opened its doors in Englewood Opera Colorado is one of Englewood’s newest businesses, library for her own kids. in September and provides custom screen-printing and graphic relocating their administrative offices and rehearsal space to the design to small business owners throughout Colorado. City as part of a new, 7,000 square foot Opera Center. Their new location, set to open at the end of November, will, for the first When she’s not teaching her students, The name, "Black Cabin," isn't a gimmick. Owner Shawn Gracey time, bring together under one roof the administrative and artistic she’s busy attending Molly’s basketball started the business crammed inside a small, 100-year-old miner's functions of the company. Half of the building will serve as office games and Erin’s choir performances. cabin outside Georgetown, CO. Take a few steps inside the new space and the adjacent rehearsal venue will boast acoustic cloud The three also love getting outdoors storefront and the influence of its origin is everywhere. From the ceilings and dimmable lighting, making it suitable for hosting to enjoy Colorado’s trails and camping antique furniture in the lobby, to the forest maps doubling as events, in addition to rehearsals. spots. Both girls participate in the Junior wallpaper, Black Cabin has a feel from another time. But, that Ranger Program at National Parks feeling of nostalgia is merely a well-constructed illusion. A deeper Opera Colorado reaches more than 38,000 students and adults and Monuments and have collected observation realizes Black Cabin is a modern, professional and annually through its many education and community engagement 16 badges so far. They also take care sophisticated business. programs throughout the Rocky Mountain region. of Clover, Walnut and Penny – their backyard chickens and their dog, Murphy. Black Cabin, along with suite mate, Collaborative Design, serve as a Heather is enthusiastic about the one-stop-shop for graphic design, screen printing, as well as a wide Inquiry-Based Learning education her variety of creative services. girls receive at Charles Hay World School and for the past five years, brings her DU students to Charles Hay to serve as writing mentors. She also gets her students into volunteering at local LOOK WHO GOT A MAKEOVER! community gardens and at Café 180. The City of Englewood’s updated website has a She notices, in her own girls, how the new look and includes more intuitive navigation school encourages them to apply their and a user-friendly layout. Our website redesign learning in the class and the community. better reflects the City’s brand as well as

“I see it in the way they notice problems,” modernizes the interface to help facilitate doing she explained. “They look for how business with the City. they can make it better both locally and beyond.” Explore englewoodco.gov

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Ice Removal Operations ACCESSORY DWELLING The freeze/thaw cycles Colorado experiences throughout the winter create UNIT UPDATE large areas of ice buildup, especially in shaded areas and on the south side COMMUNITY OPEN HOUSE WORKSHOP of the street. City staff monitors ice Englewood Civic Center, Community Room buildup and will help with ice removal 1000 Englewood Pkwy. if conditions are hazardous to motorists Tuesday, November 14, 5:30 - 8:30 pm or pedestrians. Residents are invited to attend a second community open house Tips for Residents workshop to learn about Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) and share • Drive with caution and anticipate feedback. Stop by any time between 5:30 and 8:30 pm. Learn about delays; don’t drive unless you must. ADUs, take an opinion survey, and participate in a mapping exercise Be patient; it is impossible to clear all to show us where ADUs are appropriate uses in your neighborhood. roads immediately. • Do not attempt to stop a snow What are Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs)? plow or obstruct its path. Plows Accessory Dwelling Units, known as ADUs, are small secondary must maintain their speed for residential structures located behind a primary house or on top of maximum efficiency. a garage. There are over 180 existing ADUs scattered throughout the • Equipment operators often work older portions of the City. long hours under trying conditions. They appreciate courteous and Most communities require that the property owner resides in either Your opinion matters friendly drivers. the primary structure or the ADU and rent the other unit. ADUs are Eighty-five residents attended the first ADU workshop on June 13. • Do not push or shovel snow into the attractive to seniors as a supplementary source of income and are City Council has requested a second workshop to ensure even more street. It is illegal to place snow from also built by families who want to house an aging parent or young community members have the opportunity to share their opinions private drives or parking lots onto adult family member. regarding this important community issue. public roadways and increases the SNOW BUSINESS chances of plows pushing snow back onto already-shoveled sidewalks. City Crews Prepare for the 2017/18 Snow Season • Snow plow drivers work hard It's that time of year! When it snows in These streets are cleared after primary to prevent snow from covering Englewood, plow operators are responsible grid streets have been plowed. Ex: sidewalks, but sometimes it is ENGLEWOOD’S for clearing 340 lane miles of roadway. The Delaware, Clarkson, Huron, Kenyon, impossible to avoid. City’s Right-of-Way Services Division is Quincy, Tufts. • Residents are responsible for FREE SHUTTLE responsible for snow operations and staff • Residential Streets: These streets will removing snow and ice from New Look, New Name – Same Service plans ahead to prioritize snow removal not be plowed or de-iced unless they sidewalks 12 hours after the throughout the community to ensure have steep hills with chronic icing snow stops. streets are safe and clear for motorists. problems or a snow emergency is Introducing The Englewood Trolley! Englewood’s free shuttle has The original Art Shuttle concept was instituted at a time when art declared. When accumulation is above gotten a makeover. Formerly known as the ART Shuttle, the arrival was installed at nearly every shuttle stop. Unfortunately, artwork is How We Prioritize 8", crews use a v-shaped plow that Snow Line of two new shuttles gave the City the chance to rebrand as The costly and difficult to maintain. As a new and creative way to keep • Primary Grid Streets: Main creates one clear lane, approximately Have questions, comments or Englewood Trolley with a new vibrant design. the tradition alive, the new shuttles, along with the new name and thoroughfares, as well as roadways 10 feet wide, down the center of concerns about snow removal logo, will be used as pieces of moving art. The new brand keeps adjacent to schools and hospitals. the roadway. operations? Call or email us “Englewood” in the name and is reminiscent of Englewood’s historic These streets are plowed to full lanes • Alleys: We do not plow alleys because at 303-762-2520 or snow@ Cherrelyn Horse Car and “Trackless Trolley.” during the storm. Ex: Broadway, they are so narrow and there’s englewoodco.gov. Lines are Dartmouth, Oxford, Logan, Tejon. no place to put the snow. After a monitored from 7:30 a.m. to With up to 14,000 passengers a month, the free shuttle service is • Secondary Grid Streets: Streets that major storm, front-end loaders may 4:00 p.m. Monday through widely used throughout Englewood and now it will be easy to spot! create links to the primary grid streets. be deployed. Friday, and periodically on nights and weekends during View the City’s snow plow route map online: englewoodco.gov/home/showdocument?id=1513 major snow events. 12 13 NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS NORTHWEST MAKING ENGLEWOOD GREENBELT TRAIL MORE ENERGY IMPROVEMENTS EFFICIENT

What’s happening at the Northwest Greenbelt Trail? All the trucks, Keely Sugden’s house is 100 years old and one of the most efficient people and machinery are working hard to install a new and much- homes in her neighborhood. That’s partly thanks to Sugden receiving improved cement trail. This trail will provide a smooth connection Energy Efficient Englewood’s Home Energy Grants – twice. from the South Platte River on the east to Denver on the west and was funded by a generous grant from Arapahoe County Open Space. The grants are up to a maximum of $8,000 per household for energy The trail replaces a 20-year-old dilapidated asphalt trail. Visitors of efficiency upgrades and require a 20% match from the homeowner. all sorts, from hikers to bikers to strollers, will be able to enjoy this To be eligible, all household gross income must be below 80% of new park amenity for years to come. Arapahoe County’s area median income limits and the home must be your primary residence. The grant can go toward a number of The trail is an important east-west link to the Mary Carter Greenway energy upgrades, such as insulation, exterior doors, double-pane and will enable trail users to access the Platte River from as far away thermal windows, water heaters and Energy Star furnaces. as Federal Boulevard. With construction completion anticipated for November, residents will have the opportunity to enjoy the new After receiving the findings of her audit, Keely set to work on the connection on warm winter days typical for Colorado. top priorities on the list. She caulked her windows herself, turning her receipts in to the Community Development Department, which manages the grant. She also got new windows and doors and a whole-house evaporative cooler, which came with a $1,000 rebate DON’T THROW OUT THAT GREASE… from Xcel. In 2016, Sugden received the grant for a second time and Recycle It, You Turkey! this time she purchased an energy-efficient furnace and a tankless water heater. Looking to finally get rid of those old containers full of used oil? Join us for a chance to win a prize, free hot dogs (until supplies last), Englewood residents are invited to participate in the 2017 Englewood children’s activities and educational resources. Be on the lookout “I would really love to help people go through this process,” she Used Oil Collection Event on Saturday, November 25 from 9:00 am – for more information on November 1 at lewwtp.org or call the said. “When people see how much money they can save, it really noon at the Littleton/Englewood Wastewater Treatment Plant (L/E L/E WWTP at 303-762-2600. changes their mind. Now my energy bills are very reasonable and WWTP) at 2900 South Platte River Drive. The event is for residents it adds value to my house.” She recently became a board member only; no oil from commercial businesses will be accepted. on Keep Englewood Beautiful and recommends anyone interested in energy efficiency attend the Xcel Partners in Energy workshops in Residents can drop off used oil including: Englewood and Littleton. • Automotive engine oil • Transmission oil The City awards roughly 15 grants per year and has awarded 100 • Differential oil homeowners with the grant since 2010. There are currently 31 • Cooking oil Englewood homeowners on the waiting list. To be placed on the waiting list or receive more information, call 303-762-2347 or email

We will not accept: Allie McRae Photo: [email protected]. • Cooking oils that have solidified • Oil filters FREE HOME ENERGY EFFICIENCY WORKSHOP • Antifreeze • Oils contaminated with fuels, solvents, or water You’ll Learn: Wednesday, December 6 • 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm • Tips and strategies to save energy and money Englewood Civic Center • 1000 Englewood Parkway Other guidelines include: • How to take advantage of free energy advising and Community Room (2nd Floor) • A maximum of 10 gallons per household is allowed financial resources • Users must take back their empty containers • How to save money on energy efficiency measures through RSVP by December 4 to Tim Aston an Xcel Energy Home Energy Squad visit at 303-738-7907 or [email protected] 14 15 COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT COMMUNITY SPOTLIGHT HISTORIC PARK SIGN AUCTION

Would you like to own a historic Englewood park sign? Do these bring back memories of good times in your neighborhood park? The City recently updated all park signs and these older wooden signs need to find new homes. The Parks and Recreation Commission is selling them to the highest bidder through an online auction with all income benefiting recreation youth activities. The auction will be open November 10 through November 30. Watch for details online at englewoodco. EXHIBITS AT THE MUSEUM OF OUTDOOR ART (MOA) gov or call the Recreation Administrative offices at 303-762-2684. Visit MOAs latest exhibition, “CounterPoints”, Meyerrose, Mark Friday, Deborah Jang, MOA’s indoor gallery is located on the featuring artworks by father/son duo John McEnroe, Sharon Feder, Daniel second floor of the Englewood Civic Charles and Collin Parson on display House Kelly, Amy Metier, Greg Watts, Center and is open to the public for free. through December 15, 2017. Gretchen Goetz and James Robie.

On January 19, the MOA will open A Day in the Life… Englewood Staff Photo Contest “Intersecting Formations” featuring collaborative artworks with Craig Marshall Smith and the following artists: Jennifer Scrub-a-Dub-Dub

Equipment at Englewood’s Water Filtration Plant Gets a Bath

Utilities Systems Technician Rene Lichtl hoses out the sedimentation bay at the Charles Allen Water MEET YOUR NEW CITY CLERK Filtration Plant in order to make equipment repairs. Stephanie Carlile started as Englewood’s new City Clerk in Oct. 2017 after Lou Ellis retired from the position after 33 years. We asked Stephanie a few questions about her new City role.

Q: What does a City Clerk do? A: The City Clerk wears a lot of different hats. I’m responsible for all elements of an election Fire & Ice held within the City for the purposes of electing local members of the governing body and deciding ballot issues. I also serve as the Clerk to City Council; safeguard all official records of Dan Hoglund snapped photos of the City; administer the liquor and marijuana licensing for the City; and facilitate open record these extreme temperatures while requests and provide access to public documents. working as an operator at the Littleton/Englewood Wastewater Q: What do you like most about your job? Treatment Plant. A: I am very proud to serve my Community. I enjoy working with residents, City Council and staff. There is a lot of variety in what I do, so there’s never a dull moment! For November 7, 2017 Q: How long have you lived in Englewood? election results, visit A: I am a native of the City of Englewood and now I’m raising my family in Englewood, too! englewoodco.gov

16 17 KEEP ENGLEWOOD BEAUTIFUL POLICE NEWS

SHOW US YOUR HOLIDAY SPIRIT Decorate your home or business to promote neighborhood and civic pride

Decorate for the holidays and submit an entry form for your décor to be judged by a panel of Keep Englewood Beautiful staff. All Englewood residents and businesses are eligible to apply. Architect's rendering of the Winners will receive city-wide recognition and be presented with new Englewood police station ribbons and certificates at the Monday, December 18, 2017, City Council meeting at 7:00 pm. Return entry forms to: Keep Englewood Beautiful Important dates to remember: City of Englewood POLICE DEPARTMENT UPDATES • 11/13 – Entry forms available at the Englewood Library, 1000 Englewood Parkway Community Development Department, Englewood Recreation Englewood, CO 80110 Police Building Status Center, Malley Recreation Center or on the City website Upcoming Events at englewoodco.gov For questions or to submit your entry electronically, email William • The design team (DLR Architects) • 12/1 at 4:30 pm – Entry deadline Charles at [email protected]. and construction management team December 2017 January 2018 • 12/12 – Commission viewing (Adolfson & Peterson) have been Chamber Holiday Parade Spring 2018 Englewood Citizens' working closely with the Englewood Saturday, Dec. 2 Police Academy Police Department to finalize floor To volunteer, visit: signupgenius.com/ More details coming soon at plans. Design Development drawings go/10c0e4faea62aab9-201721 englewoodco.gov are now complete. Coffee with a Cop Evening Coffee with a Cop • As design and construction cost Wednesday, Dec. 13 Thursday, Jan. 4 estimating progressed, the 2-story 7:30 – 9:00 am 4:00 – 6:00 pm parking garage was much more Nixon’s Coffee House, Starbucks, than expected with a cost estimate 871 Englewood Parkway Bates & Broadway exceeding original projections. The garage has been removed from the Citizens' Self Defense Class Coffee with a Cop overall design and the redesigned Saturday, Dec. 16 Wednesday, Jan. 17 site utilizes surface parking with a 9:00 am – noon 7:30 – 9:00 am secure fence for police fleet vehicles. Registration is required. Dunkin’ Donuts, Visit: signupgenius.com/ 2766 S. Broadway • The redesigned site includes go/10c0e4faea62aab9-201722 changing the 3600 block of Elati St. to one-way northbound with angled parking for visitors. Landscaping will be provided between visitor parking and the fence. A pedestrian connection will be developed between the building and Miller Field.

• Construction is anticipated to begin around the beginning of December. Santa Cops Graffiti Paint Out 18 19 CITY FACILITIES AND PARKS GET OUT AND PLAY!

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12 and a fee of $100. Evidence of additional 7 16 insurance also required. 17 13 All others can 18 Park Permit Limits: No more than four Park Use 5 register starting E. Belleview Ave Permits will be issued to the same group or individual during a calendar year in order to Friday, ensure equitable access for everyone. November 10, 2017 1. Englewood Rec Center 10. Baker Park Special Event Licenses: A Special Event License 1155 W. Oxford 2200 W. Wesley Ave. may be required for events that are open to the 2. Malley Rec Center 11. Romans Park public. Additional insurance, fees, and vendor 3380 S. Lincoln St. 1800 E. Floyd Ave. licenses may apply. 3. Broken Tee Golf Course 12. Rotolo Park 2101 W. Oxford Ave. 4401 S. Huron St. Dogs in our parks: All dogs must be on a leash 4. Englewood Civic Center, 13. Duncan Park except as permitted at designated parks. Englewood Public Library, 4880 S. Pennsylvania St. Please pick up after your dog and follow CityCenter Amphitheater, 14. Barde Park posted guidelines. Hampden Hall (temporarily under construction) 1000 Englewood Pkwy. 15. Miller Field 5. Athletic Field Use: Athletic fields must be Belleview Children’s 3600 S. Elati St. Farm and Train, reserved in advance for any organized play Belleview Park 16. Brent Mayne Field or practice. Call 303-762-2697 for information Chris Blackwood works out using 3501 W. Union Ave. 5001 S. Inca and availability. The Zone equipment. See p. 47. 6. Cushing Park 17. Colorado’s Finest High School 700 W. Dartmouth of Choice Drug and Alcohol Policy: Alcohol & marijuana 300 W. Chenango Ave. 7. Centennial Park use are not allowed in any City park or 4630 S. Decatur St. 18. Canine Corral open spaces. 4848 S. Windermere 8. Jason Park 4299 S. Jason St. 19. Englewood Community Garden W. Dartmouth and S. Fox St. Visit englewoodrec.org 9. Bates/Logan Park 2938 S. Logan St. or call 303-762-2680 for more information. 20 Photo: Todd Dobbs Todd Photo: Photo: Todd Dobbs Todd Photo: Center Admission Annual Pass holders may add a Racquetball Rider for a fee of $60 per ENGLEWOOD RECREATION CENTER Includes use of available amenities (pool, weight rooms, cardio room, individual pass holder. A racquetball rider allows the use of one hour running track, and gymnasium). of racquetball court play per day. Reservations required to ensure court time. Youth/ Youth/ Type Senior Senior Adult Adult Non Res. Res. Non Res. Res. MOVE. TRAIN. PLAY. ENGLEWOOD RECREATION CENTER With the NEW TechnoGym fitness equipment! Daily Admission $5.00 $3.50 $6.00 $4.75 This equipment is state-of-the-art and provides an integrated user 1155 W. Oxford Ave. • 303-762-2680 • englewoodrec.org experience. There are 35 new pieces at the Englewood Recreation $73.00 $58.00 $105.00 $84.00 Center for you to up your fitness game. Stop by for a tour. Both 25-Visit (CPV (CPV (CPV (CPV Punch Card $2.92) $2.32) $4.20) $3.36) Centers offer free orientations. Facility Supervisor: additional proof of your physical address (vehicle registration, utility Fitness Jeff Jones • [email protected] • 303-762-2692 bill, phone bill etc.). Drop-In $8.00 $6.00 $8.00 $6.00 Program Supervisor: Yoga Drop-In $10.00 $8.00 $10.00 $8.00 Allison Boyd • [email protected] • 303-762-2667 You may also use your Resident ID to receive resident rates at Cornerstone Park’s Batting Cages and Colorado Journey Miniature Golf. 12-Visit Fitness $75.00 $60.00 $75.00 $60.00 ENGLEWOOD RECREATION CENTER RECREATION ENGLEWOOD Punch Card A full-service community facility, the center offers: Parents must have a valid Resident ID to register children under five • Indoor track years of age. 12-Visit Yoga $112.00 $90.00 $112.00 $90.00 • 25-meter eight-lane swimming pool Punch Card • The Zone! (Functional Training Center) Englewood Business ID Card Six-Month $192.00 $126.00 $216.00 $173.00 • Full-size gymnasium Englewood business owners, officers and directors of a corporation Pass* ($32/mo) ($21/mo) ($36/mo) ($29/mo) • Expanded weight training rooms located within the legal city limits are eligible to apply for an $324.00 $204.00 $390.00 $312.00 • Cardiovascular area Englewood Business Resident ID. This ID allows the holder use of Annual Pass* ($32.50/ ($27/mo) ($17/mo) mo) ($26/mo) • Four racquetball/walleyball courts recreation facilities and programs at the discounted resident rate. Englewood Recreation Center: The Zone • Numerous other amenities Applications are accepted at the Englewood Recreation Center, Racquetball/ Courts are reserved Check out the new HOIST Fitness Motion Cage! This is a functional Walleyball by the hour. $9.00 $7.25 Activities are for all ages. The facility is open to anyone and offers 1155 W. Oxford Ave. Reservations are training system like no other, offering exercise stations that can reasonable rates for daily or extended visit admission. 6 Hours of RB/ accepted two days $45.00 $36.00 be custom configured to best suit your workout. Get your HIIT Online Registration Walleyball in advance. workout here! With stations that include a squat rack, renegade HOURS OF OPERATION If you wish to register online, you will need a Household Household Call for Pricing; Pricing based on Residency, station, high-low pulleys, heavy bag, monkey bars, traversing M-Th: 5:30 am – 10:00 pm Account established in our registration program. Please call the Passes and number of household members. walls, rebounder, jump platform, and dozens of attachment F: 5:30 am – 8:00 pm Recreation Center at 303-762-2680 during operation hours to assist in Corporate Call for Pricing; Pricing based on Residency, points for straps and accessories, the Motion Cage offers limitless Sa & Su: 8:00 am – 5:00 pm (New Operating Hours) account creation. Rates and number of visits purchased. opportunities. Englewood has teamed up with TETRO PERFORMANCE *Six-Month and Annual passes are eligible for monthly auto-debit program. to offer fitness classes to suit you! Check out the classes online at Center Closures Drop-in childcare available. See page 31 for details. TetroPerformance.com and read more on page 41. Thanksgiving Thursday, November 23 closed Christmas Eve Sunday, December 24 8:00 am – 2:00 pm Christmas Day Monday, December 25 closed New Year's Eve Sunday, December 31 8:00 am – 2:00 pm Fitness Program Eligible SilverSneakers® members (check with guest New Year's Day Monday, January 1 closed service staff to verify eligibility) can participate in specialized, non-impact HOW TO REGISTER SilverSneakers® fitness classes and other activities for free or at a reduced Policies & Enrollment Facility Rentals rate. Look for the SilverSneakers Logo next to class descriptions. ONLINE: Resident registration begins Wednesday, All registrations are processed in the order they are received. At The center features a multi-purpose room with an attached kitchen, November 8. All others can register Friday, November the beginning of each registration period, Englewood Resident ID a small classroom, full-size gymnasium, racquetball courts and pool Financial Assistance 10. Submit registrations anytime: englewoodrec.org. cardholders are given priority and are able to enroll two days before facility for individual and group rentals. For more information, call Please contact Jeff Jones for more information at 303-762-2692. Payments must be made with VISA, MasterCard or others. During this period, non-resident registrations are accepted 303 762-2680. Discover Card. and prioritized by date/time. Once the priority enrollment period Individuals with Disabilities Program Resident ID Cards for $3 The City of Englewood strives to mainstream individuals with disabilities has concluded, all available activity space is filled by non-resident If you’re an Englewood resident within the legal city limits, you must into its recreation programs. Qualified individuals with disabilities are DROP OFF: Registrations are accepted at the participants in the order received. After this process, all registrations obtain a Resident ID card for each member of your family, age five and provided with reasonable accommodation in order to receive equal Englewood Recreation Center and the Malley are handled on a first come, first serve basis. All checks are payable older, who wish to use an Englewood Recreation facility or register for a opportunity of inclusion. Contact Jeff Jones at 303-762-2692. Recreation Center during regular operating hours. to the City of Englewood. Checks are accepted for payment provided program and receive the Resident Fee rate. This rate is listed throughout they are for the amount of purchase only, local (Colorado), preprinted as “Resident Fee”. Without the Resident ID, you’ll be required to pay the Lockers MAIL: Mail your registration form to: Englewood with customer’s name and address, and have a valid Colorado Driver regular admission or activity fee. Englewood residents living within Lockers are day use only; please bring your own lock. the legal city limits are entitled to receive discounted fees and early Recreation Center, 1155 W. Oxford Ave., License or Colorado ID card number on them. A $25 service charge preferential registration. Age Descriptions Englewood, CO 80110 or Malley Recreation Center, will be assessed on any returned check. Youth 2 – 17 Years 3380 S. Lincoln St., Englewood, CO 80113 Resident IDs are obtained at an Englewood Recreation facility for $3, Adult 18 – 54 Years Mail-in Registrations Only: If you would like a receipt for your and are valid for three years from date of purchase. In order to obtain Senior 55+ Years PHONE: Call 303-762-2660 or 303-762-2680 classes, please enclose a self-addressed, stamped envelope with a Resident ID, please provide one valid photo identification and an during regular operating hours. your registration. 22 Englewood Recreation Guide — englewoodrec.org Englewood Recreation Guide — englewoodrec.org 23 Pickleball Drop-In Play AARP Tax Assistance beginners M/W 11:15 am - 1:30 pm This popular program returns to Malley in 2018. Details available at advanced M/F 1:30 - 5:00 pm Malley front desk after December 1. MALLEY RECREATION CENTER Sa 9:00 am - 1:00 pm Wednesday play subject to availability. See page 34 for classes. Bunco Bash Fridays Have fun, be social and play an easy-to-learn, yet exciting game! Played MALLEY RECREATION CENTER This quick, fast-paced, competitive game is easy to learn. A low-impact, with only dice and a score sheet, all you need to do is roll the dice and active game combining elements of badminton, tennis and table tennis. add the points! Partners rotate. Annual or daily pass required. FOR AGES 55 AND BETTER • 3380 S. Lincoln St. • 303-762-2660 Players use paddles and a plastic ball using a low net. Equipment is 1st, 3rd, 5th Fridays 1:00 – 3:00 pm available. Annual or daily pass required. Bridge Group Program Supervisor: FITNESS CENTER HOURS Table Tennis Enjoy Duplicate Bridge every Tuesday starting at 12:30 pm. Bring a Allison Boyd • [email protected] • 303-762-2667 M/W: 11:00 am – 7:00 pm The sport can be played as a single or double and is great for beginners. partner. Annual or daily pass required. Facility Supervisor: Tu/Th: 8:30 am – 7:00 pm Annual or daily pass required. Tu 12:30 pm Jeff Jones • [email protected] • 303-762-2692 F: 8:00 am – 5:00 pm Location: MRC gym MALLEY RECREATION CENTER RECREATION MALLEY T/Th 12:30 am – 4:30 pm Mahjong The Malley Recreation Center and programs promote healthy aging Daily Fitness Center Drop-in Join us for this Chinese-originated game using various designed tiles. and social activity. Staff strives to offer enriching programs including Drop-in not available for Beginning and Continuing Weight Retirement Support Group No partner needed. Bring your Mahjong set if you have one. Annual or fitness, outdoor adventures, education, excursions, extended travel, Training, Balance classes and evening Yoga. Day Yoga drop-in rates Gather with other retirees and share retirement topics such as daily pass required. special events, VOA lunch, drop-in activities, arts and crafts, billiards, vary. SilverSneakers® members may drop-in to classes with the friendship, loss, leisure, purpose and much more. To participate, obtain F 12:30 - 4:30 pm and more. Stop in for a tour. SilverSneakers® logo for free by swiping their card at the front desk. an annual or daily pass. Malley Daily Drop-in: $5 W 10:30 – 11:30 am Movie Time Participation is open to both Englewood residents and non-residents. Join us twice monthly to watch a free movie on the big screen. Popcorn Englewood residents living within the legal city limits must obtain a AARP Driving Safety Program available for 25¢. Watch for flyers each month with the movie title or call Resident ID card for each member of your family, to receive the Resident This driving course is specially designed for motorists age 50 and older. 303-762-2660 during the week of the movie. Fee rate. Resident IDs are available for $3 and are valid for three years The course helps drivers refine existing skills and develop safe, defensive, 2nd and 4th Fridays Movies start at 1:00 pm from the date of purchase. See page 22 for more information. driving techniques. Upon successfully completing the course, you may new release movie time: 12/8 1/12 2/9 Fitness Program Eligible SilverSneakers® members (check with the be eligible to receive a discount on your auto insurance premium. classic movie time: 1/26 2/23 Those over 55 years of age receive priority when registering. Adults front counter to see if you are eligible) can participate in specialized 18 years and older may register for classes and activities on a space non-impact SilverSneakers® fitness classes and other activities for Choose ONE of the following: available basis. The Malley Fitness Center and Computer access are not free or at a reduced rate. Just look for the SilverSneakers® logo next to Th 1/18 12:30 – 4:30 pm open to those under age 55. class descriptions. Th 2/22 12:30 – 4:30 pm

HOURS OF OPERATION Volunteers of America (VOA) Nutrition Program M – Th: 8:00 am – 7:00 pm Malley Center and Volunteers of America team up to serve a great DROP-IN PICKLEBALL SCHEDULE F: 8:00 am – 5:00 pm lunch Monday through Friday in the Malley Center Ballroom 11:30 am – Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 9:00 am – 1:00 pm 1:00 pm. Reservations are required and must be made by noon two days Sa: Malley Rec Center Su: Closed except for scheduled activities in advance at the front desk or by calling 303-762-2660. Reservations for Center Closures — 12/25, 1/1, 2/26 – 3/4: Annual Maintenance Monday and Tuesday must be made by noon on the previous Thursday. Beg/Inter 11:15 am – 1:30 pm Monthly menus are available online at englewoodco.gov or at Malley. Advanced 1:30 – 5:00 pm 1:30 – 5:00 pm 9:00 am – 1:00 pm Center Admission Suggested donation is $2.50 for ages 60 or over or a person under Includes use of available facilities (fitness center, game room, 60 who is a spouse of an eligible person. Under 60 is $8.50. First time Englewood Rec Center visitors must complete a VOA registration form. computers, Bridge, Bunco, Billiards, lobby access, table tennis, Beg/Inter 1:00 – 4:00 pm 1:00 – 4:00 pm Pickleball or drop-in gym). M – F Malley Center Ballroom 11:30 am – 1:00 pm Advanced 1:00 – 4:00 pm

Daily: Visiting Nurse Association CFHSC – Colorado's Finest High School of Choice, 300 W. Chenango Ave. (courts are located along Grand Ave.) Senior $4 Provides quality, affordable health care including foot care, blood Senior Resident $2 pressure checks, and monitoring of chronic conditions. Appointment Beg/Inter 1:00 – 5:00 pm 1:00 – 5:00 pm 1:00 – 5:00 pm Adult $5 only. Call 303-698-6496. Advanced 1:00 – 5:00 pm 8:00 am – noon 8:00 am – noon (Only for Billiards, Pickleball and table tennis) 12/21 1/17 2/21 Annual: Courts are first come, first serve and subject to availability Senior $55 Americans with Disabilities Senior Resident $44 We are committed to supporting and complying with the Americans SilverSneakers® $25 with Disabilities Act. If you require special accommodations, please SilverSneakers® Resident $20 notify us at least two weeks in advance of the activity.

24 Englewood Recreation Guide — englewoodrec.org Englewood Recreation Guide — englewoodrec.org 25 ADULT DANCE & MUSIC ARTS & CRAFTS ARTS & CRAFTS Program Administrator: Sara Stant • [email protected] • 303-762-2680 Program Administrator: Shelly Fritz-Pelle • [email protected] • 303-762-2660

Belly Dance Basics Beginning Line Dance BYOC Crafters Group Water Media Art Explore the art of classical belly dance and fusion for fun and fitness. Step up the pace in this beginning class. Learn more steps while Do you start projects and have difficulty finishing them? If the answer is Watercolors and Acrylics are taught in this versatile and exciting art

ADULT DANCE & MUSIC DANCE ADULT Belly dancing increases self-awareness and self-confidence in a non- perfecting the vine, weave and shuffle. Enjoy upbeat music that YES, then this group is for you! Whether it is to knit a scarf, finish a dress, class that is full of wonderful surprises! Your subject matter is only as competitive atmosphere. This class teaches belly dance foundations, benefits your body and improves mental attitude. Line dance can quilt, scrapbooking, make jewelry, or create ornaments for the holidays, limited as your imagination. Bring your own paper, paint and brushes. choreography & improvisational exercises. Wear comfortable clothing. boost your memory, balance, stamina, and bone density – all good the choices are endless. Bring your supplies and join others who love to All experience levels are welcome. Location: ERC-A.A.#1 Instructors: Adina & Aziza of Troupe D’Aliah reasons to come dance with us! $5/daily drop-in. “craft” too! Large tables and sewing machines are provided. Instructor: Eileen Hoffman 12/5 – 1/23 Tu 6:30 – 8:00 pm $67/$53 11850111 Location: MRC-Ballroom Instructor: Judy Curtis 12/4 – 2/26 M 1:00 – 3:00 pm $13/$10 11760611 12/6 – 1/17 W 10:00 am – noon $53/$42 11761611 1/30 – 2/27 Tu 6:30 – 8:00 pm $55/$43 11850112 12/6 – 2/28 W 9:00 – 10:00 am $44/$35 11860411 1/24 – 2/28 W 10:00 am – noon $53/$42 11761612 No Class: 12/19, 12/26 Knitting No class 12/27, 1/3 Advance Beginning Line Dance Create new projects while learning new stitches and techniques. This Continuing Belly Dance This dance level will build on your endurance and memory by using class is for all skill levels. Receive a supply list at the first class. Bunka Embroidery Intermediate and performance level course. Continued focus on steps already learned in different combinations to faster music thus Instructor: Megan Hold Sometimes called Japanese thread painting, this needlework art developing technical dance skills, use of props and some performance increasing your cardio and calorie output. We'll exercise your body, 12/5 – 12/19 Tu 5:30 – 7:30 pm $33/$26 11750511 is done with a punch needle and a unique thread from Japan. The skills and knowledge of the art of belly dance. Performance mind, improve your mood, and have a blast! $5/daily drop-in. 1/9 – 1/23 Tu 5:30 – 7:30 pm $33/$26 11750512 finished picture frequently resembles an oil painting and is easy opportunities, but not a requirement. Must take Basics class first and Location: MRC-Ballroom Instructor: Judy Curtis 2/6 – 2/20 Tu 5:30 – 7:30 pm $33/$26 11750513 to learn. Initial supplies cost $35 – $50 and are available from the have approval for this course. 12/6 – 2/28 W 10:15 – 11:15 am $44/$35 11860611 instructor. Get hooked! Location: ERC-A.A.#1 Instructors: Adina & Aziza of Troupe D’Aliah Creative Pottery Instructor: Jacque Southern 12/7 – 1/18 Th 6:30 – 8:00 pm $55/$44 11850211 Piano Lessons The possibilities are endless when working with clay! Use different 12/2 – 2/17 Sa 9:00 – 11:00 am $44/$35 11751611 1/25 – 2/22 Tu 6:30 – 8:00 pm $55/$44 11850212 Interested in learning how to play your favorite songs on the piano? methods of hand building and/or sculpting to create 3 pieces of art. Clay 12/2 – 2/17 Sa 9:00 am – noon $50/$40 11751612 Malley has just the class for you! The classes work in teaching piano and glazes are supplied. Open to all skill levels. Supplies fee: $15 per 12 No class 12/23, 12/30 Social Ballroom and music theory both by ear and reading music. Students can choose lbs. of clay used, payable to the instructor. Perform ballroom dance steps with style! Incorporate movement supplemental pieces throughout the course. Book and music selections Instructor: Michael McGrath Drawing Class around the dance floor, proper placement of hands and arms, tie steps will be determined on an individual basis. 12/5 – 1/14 Tu 1:00 – 3:00 pm $84/$67 11760411 Learn to draw anything you would like it this class! Create more depth together, and footwork. You will practice with Latin and American style Location: MRC-Eldorado Instructor: Gail Hamilton 1/23 – 2/27 Tu 1:00 – 3:00 pm $84/$67 11760412 and perspective in your drawings, plus composition, lines, shapes and dances. A new dance is taught each month. Dec. – Quick Step; Jan. – advanced beginning piano No class 12/26 the secret of lights, darks, blending and shadowing. Bring a 2B or soft Samba; Feb. – Rumba. 12/1 – 1/19 F 9:00 – 10:00 am $48/$38 11861411 lead pencil, colored pencils, erasers, and a sketchbook to class. All skill Location: MRC-Ballroom Instructor: Lila Horton 1/26 – 2/23 F 9:00 – 10:00 am $40/$32 11861412 Oil Painting levels welcome. 12/4 – 2/26 M 3:00 – 4:30 pm $48/$38 11860111 beginning piano Oil painting is a great and extremely versatile medium. Bring your own Instructor: Eileen Hoffman No class: 12/25, 1/1 12/1 – 1/19 F 11:00 am – noon $48/$38 11861511 supplies and work at your own pace. Have fun while finishing a piece 12/7 – 1/18 Th 9:30 – 11:30 am $55/$44 11760511 1/26 – 2/23 F 11:00 am – noon $40/$32 11861512 for your home, family or friend. There is no instructor, but members can 1/25 – 2/22 Th 9:30 – 11:30 am $49/$39 11760512 ultra beginning piano help each other. 12/7 – 1/18 Th 1:00 – 2:45 pm $53/$42 11761011 Ultra Beginning Line Dance 12/1 – 1/19 F 12:45 – 1:45 pm $48/$38 11861711 12/6 – 2/28 W 1:00 – 3:30 pm $16/$13 11761411 1/25 – 2/22 Th 1:00 – 2:45 pm $46/$37 11761012 New to line dancing? Well, this class is for you! Learn basic, universal 1/26 – 2/23 F 12:45 – 1:45 pm $40/$32 11861712 No class 12/28 line dance steps. Your mind and body will benefit from this class. No class 12/22, 12/29 Chocolate & Canvas $5/daily drop-in. Age: 10 yrs. & older Pressed Flower Cards Location: MRC-Ballroom Instructor: Judy Curtis Music Theory Lessons Join us for a fun and informative class where you follow along step-by- Come make one-of-a-kind cards and bookmarks. Fran will take you 12/4 – 2/26 M 5:30 – 6:30 pm $44/$35 11860311 This class takes a closer look into how music is made. Learn key step to complete your own beautiful painting. We provide the supplies step-by- step and you will have a blast creating these beautiful items. All 1/3 – 2/28 W 8:15 – 9:00 am $41/$33 11860312 signatures, scale patterns, chords and harmony. Once the mystery of and walk you through each step of the painting process. Materials Fee: supplies will be provided. Supply fee $15, payable at class. music dissolves, there’s space for fun and creativity. $20 per class, payable to instructor. Chocolate and drinks will be served. Instructor: Fran Hogan beginning Projects: January – Playing with Color in Abstract; February – Monet 2/2 F 1:00 – 3:00 pm $13/$10 11760711 12/1 – 1/19 F 10:00 – 11:00 am $48/$38 11861811 Water Lilies 2/17 Sa 10:00 am – noon $13/$10 11760712 No class 12/22, 12/29 Instructor: Lannie Pihajilic continuing 1/7 W 6:00 – 8:00 pm $13/$10 11750611 Drop-In Woodcarving 1/26 – 2/23 F 10:00 – 11:00 am $40/$32 11861812 2/21 W 6:00 – 8:00 pm $13/$10 11750612 For carvers with some experience. Enjoy working on your carving in the company of other carvers. A carving glove & thumb guard are required. There is no instructor, however fellow carvers are always willing to help. 12/1 – 2/23 F 9:30 – 11:30 am $13/$10 11762511 12/6 – 2/28 W 6:00 – 8:00 pm $13/$10 11762512

26 Englewood Recreation Guide — englewoodrec.org Englewood Recreation Guide — englewoodrec.org 27 BROKEN TEE GOLF COURSE COMPUTER / TECH CLASSES BROKEN TEE GOLF COURSE Computer Classes: 303-762-2555 • Personal Computer Training: 303-762-2660 Broken Tee Golf Course • 303-762-2670 • 2101 W. Oxford Ave. • brokenteegolf.com

PLEASE NOTE: Computer classes now take place in the Englewood Personal Computer Training Englewood Parks and Recreation presents one of the finest public golf Advance Tee Times: Public Library. Registration required: 303-762-2555. All computer Need extra help with a computer challenge? We offer personalized help facilities in the Rocky Mountain region, Broken Tee Golf Course. Call 303-762-2670 after 2:00 pm, or book your tee times online. Resident, classes in the library are free of charge. For fee-based, one-on-one with email, photos, Excel, using your smartphone, or other computer- 7 days and Non-Resident, 6 days in advance. Visit the website for current

COMPUTER / TECH CLASSES TECH / COMPUTER computer training, please see Personal Computer Training. related programs. Call 303-762-2660 to make an appointment. This golf complex offers: pricing of green fees, carts and driving range ball buckets. Location: Malley Center. • Championship 18-hole course with Dye design front 9 Computer Basics – Getting Started Each session is 60 minutes • Par 3 course with multiple tee boxes – a challenge for the serious Plan your holiday party with us! Learn the basics of using a computer and practice using a mouse. Private golfer or simple fun for the entire family No Room Fee! We would love to have you here! No computer experience required. Registration required. • Large driving range and one of the best practice areas Our private meeting room is perfect for all types of business and social 12/2 Sa 10:30 am – noon library tech lab Fee 1 Session $44 FMCOMNR1 in Metro Denver meetings. With seating up to 50 people and full A/V capabilities, it is 3 Sessions $120 FMCOMNR3 • FootGolf on the Par 3 course a great place for offsite business meetings, sales presentations and Computer Basics – Internet I 5 Sessions $189 FMCOMNR5 trainings. Plenty of parking and only 10 minutes from DTC. No room Choosing from a wide range of topics, class participants will decide on In the 2017 Colorado Avid Golfer “Best of Colorado” magazine, Broken charge when you purchase food and beverages. For your card, game or Res. Fee 1 Session $40 FMCOMRE1 no more than three topics and the instructor will cover basic information Tee was named Best Course for Families (staff pick), Best Practice social club, this room is the perfect place to gather friends for a fun and and answer questions. Available subjects include: Email, eMedia, basic 3 Sessions $112 FMCOMRE3 Facility (staff pick) and Best Course for Seniors (staff pick). relaxing afternoon game. Contact the Broken Tee Grill at 303.781.0378. Internet searching, Facebook, the Library's website resources, or 5 Sessions $175 FMCOMRE5 password management. Registration required. 12/20 W 6:30 – 8:00 pm library tech lab Semi-Private (2 – 3 people) 2/3 Sa 10:30 am – noon library tech lab Fee 1 Session $58 FMCOSNR1 Microsoft Excel – The Basics 3 Sessions $148 FMCOSNR3 Excel spreadsheets allow you to easily store, organize and manipulate 5 Sessions $224 FMCOSNR5 data. In this class, you will learn the basics of Excel (inserting text, Res. Fee 1 Session $50 FMCOSRE1 basic functions, AutoSum, AutoFill, and more) by creating a basic budget spreadsheet and making Excel do all the math for you! 3 Sessions $130 FMCOSRE3 Registration required. 5 Sessions $201 FMCOSRE5 1/6 Sa 10:30 am – noon library tech lab 2/21 W 6:30 – 8:00 pm library tech lab

Smartphones, What's the Deal? Learn about the useful reasons to own a smartphone and some of the fun stuff too. No computer experience required. No registration required. 1/17 W 6:30 – 8:00 pm library tech lab

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Res Fee Fee Res Fee Res $48.00 $48.00 $48.00 $48.00 $21.00 $21.00 $21.00 $21.00 $21.00 $21.00 $21.00 $55.00 $55.00 $55.00 $55.00 $18.00 $18.00 $18.00 ACTIVE KIDS ACTIVE 31 Bridge Lessons Spanish III Come learn this fun and challenging game! This series teaches the basics ¡Bienvenidos! Continue to sharpen your Spanish-speaking skills. This of the game in a relaxed, non-competitive atmosphere. Bidding, card interactive class builds further on what you have learned. You will play and defense are taught with emphasis on the enjoyable features of focus on more complex forms of conversation, using proper grammar, the game. Whether you are fairly new or you have learned Bridge before pronunciation, and a variety of new vocabulary. A background in but it's been a while, this is a chance to update your skills. Spanish is recommended. Location: MRC-Peak Instructor: Jim Buck Instructor: Jeanne Kunkel EDUCATION EDUCATION 12/6 – 1/17 W 10:00 am – noon $50/$40 11465111 12/4 – 2/19 M 8:30 – 10:30 am $56/$45 11465611 1/24 – 2/21 W 10:00 am – noon $50/$40 11465112 No class 12/25, 1/1 Program Administrator: Shelly Fritz-Pelle • [email protected] • 303-762-2660 Español for Beginners Active Minds EDUCATION U sing Technology to Improve 11 Ways to Avoid Caregiver Burnout ¿Que paso? In this introductory Spanish class you will learn phrases and Participate in this mind-stimulating program that delves into a current Your Health & Fitness Whether you are taking care of a parent, spouse, child or friend, it is a vocabulary. Practice pronunciation and have simple conversations with topic of interest in the world. Deepen your understanding and engage Learn how to use different forms of health and fitness technology, tremendous act of love. However, it can be overwhelming physically, your classmates. Printed learning materials are provided. in thoughtful discussion around how the events have changed the applications and online support systems to gain the advantage on your emotionally and financially. Learn helpful tools from professionals Location: MRC-Eldorado Instructor: Rissa Dickey world. You are guaranteed to leave with eye-opening new insights goals. This class will help you make the right decisions when purchasing on how to decompress your stress and preserve your mental and 1/9 – 2/20 Tu 9:00 – 10:00 am $48/$38 11465411 and understanding! Active Minds is a Denver based organization that and choosing technology as well as help you set up and use some of the physical health. provides instructor-lead educational seminars for seniors. Monthly more popular products and online programs. Instructor: Roger Rhodes, Homewatch Care Givers Spanish, Next Level topics are announced at the beginning of each month and selected Location: ERC-AA2 Instructor: TETRO Performance Staff 1/31 W 1:30 – 3:00 pm free 11460511 This next level class includes expanding your vocabulary with dialogue based on what is happening in the world. Please sign up at the Front 1/11 Th 6:00 – 7:00 pm $15 or conversation. We will review and work on the most commonly used Desk. Register at TetroPerformance.com Medicare 101 verbs. As always, we will keep it fun, interactive and simple. Printed Location: MRC-Peak Instructor: Active Minds Instructor Making a decision can be hard! Attend this presentation and learn learning materials are provided. 12/22, 1/26, 2/23 F 10:00 – 11:00 am free Wills, Trusts and Power of Attorney all your plan options and review the A, B, C and D's of Medicare. Allen Location: MRC-Eldorado Instructor: Rissa Dickey Planning for disability and death can give you peace of mind, reduce will share important dates to remember and how to save money 1/9 – 2/20 Tu 10:00 – 11:15 am $55/$44 11465511 burdens for your loved ones, and help you leave a legacy instead of a on prescriptions. mess. Learn about some of the tools available, including powers of Location: MRC-Flatirons Instructor: Allen McGirl, McGirl Insurance attorney, advance medical directives, wills, and trusts. 1/11 Th 1:30 – 3:00 pm free 11460411 Location: MRC-Eldorado 2/8 Th 6:00 – 7:30 pm free 11460412 Instructor: Ryan Scott, Law Office of Ryan Scott, LLC 1/9 Tu 1:00 – 2:30 pm free 11460611 The Probate Process What do you do when someone passes away? Do you need to open Healthy Table for 1 or 2 probate? If you are the personal representative or executor of the Eat healthy for the New Year! Let's discuss the latest nutrition trends and estate, what is expected of you? What if you are a beneficiary? We will how to incorporate them into your snacks and meals. Get simple, fresh answer these questions and talk about tools available if you want to meal ideas and tips for eating out. We will make and sample a healthy avoid probate. dish! Supply fee $10, payable to instructor. Location: MRC-Eldorado Location: MRC-Lookout Instructor: Kim Farrington, CNA Instructor: Ryan Scott, Law Office of Ryan Scott, LLC 1/16 Tu 11:00 am – 12:30 pm $13/$10 11460811 2/8 Th 1:00 – 2:30 pm free 11460711

Understanding Dietary Fat The Rightsizing Journey Is a low fat diet really healthy? Can bacon and butter really be healthy for Learn the what, how, why and when of rightsizing. Others may call this me? Learn the differences between types of fat and how fats are used in downsizing, but really, it is about what is right for you, your family and the body. Plus, learn about oils, how they are processed, which ones are your life. We will break down the myths surrounding this issue, and healthy and which are not. provide information and resources, so be sure to bring your questions! Location: MRC-Eldorado Instructor: Marva Jolly, PE, MNT Refreshments provided. 1/22 M 1:30 – 3:00 pm $15/$12 11460011 Location: MRC-Flatirons Instructor: Kim Evans, Senior Real Estate Specialist Challenges of Transitioning 2/13 Tu 1:00 – 2:30 pm free 11460311 Are you thinking about moving? We can help answer questions such as: How do you know it is time? What steps do I need to take? What are my Gluten-Free Baking options? Whether it is you, your parents or another family member, our Join us to learn the basics of gluten-free baking. We will discuss recipes, expertise and available resources can help guide you every step of the ingredients, correct flours and techniques to make wonderful baked way. Refreshments provided. goods from scratch. We will make several gluten-free baked goods Location: MRC-Flatirons in class for you to practice some new skills, sample, and take home Instructor: Kim Evans, Senior Real Estate Specialist recipes. Supply fee $5, payable to instructor. Space is limited. 1/23 Tu 10:00 – 11:30 am free 11460211 Location: MRC-Kitchen Instructor: Marva Jolly, PE, MNT 2/20 Tu 3:30 – 5:30 pm $15/$12 11460111

32 Englewood Recreation Guide — englewoodrec.org Englewood Recreation Guide — englewoodrec.org 33 YOUTH ATHLETICS ADULT ATHLETICS YOUTH ATHLETICS Looking to join a team or need a few more players to complete your team? Join the Free Agent List! Contact Lindsay at 303-762-2697 or [email protected] for more information. Contact Lindsay at [email protected] or 303-762-2697. More information is available at teamsideline.com/englewoodrec. ADULT ATHLETICS ADULT PIRATE YOUTH SPORTS Adult Winter Volleyball Leagues Men's Adult Winter Basketball Leagues Building community, tradition and excellence! Our vision is to develop the community of Englewood and its (Ages 16+) (Ages 18+) youth through high-quality youth sports programs. Coed, Men's and Women's leagues available. 10 weeks plus single Sunday Men's Rec, Sunday Men's Comp, Monday Men's Rec, Monday BASEBALL • BASKETBALL • CHEERLEADING • FOOTBALL • LACROSSE • SOFTBALL • VOLLEYBALL • WRESTLING elimination tournament. Leagues start the week of January 15. Men's Comp. 8 games plus single elimination tournament. Leagues start Deadline to register is January 5. Friday Women's 4s @ ERC the week of January 7. Deadline to register is December 28. Register for all winter youth sports at pirateyouthsports.com Contact us at [email protected] or 303-907-3667 starts the 10- weeks + starts the Su & M 8- games + $430/$395 12352011 week of 1/15 M – Th tournament $315/$285 12350011 week of 1/7 tournament

RACQUET SPORTS Englewood Soccer is ready to begin the Spring 2018 Season! Register online at englewoodsoccer.org. Games are every Saturday at various parks throughout the Denver Metro Res Reg Class Activity # Age Group Dates Days Time Location Fee Fee Deadline area with games beginning in March. Practices are usually two nights a week depending on coach and team. Practices are held at various parks throughout Englewood. If you have questions, please contact us at 303-669-0402 or Private Racquetball Lessons 12357111 16+ Years Ongoing Vary Vary ERC $26.25 $21 Ongoing [email protected]. Pickleball 101 Looking to learn how to play the fastest growing sport in America? Pickleball 101 is your opportunity to learn the ins and outs of Pickleball. All equipment Peewee Athletics Classes In these four week long sessions, you and your child will learn basic skills of the sport along with teamwork and sportsmanship. Parents can play is provided. Participants must register by the deadline. Contact Lindsay at [email protected] or 303-762-2697 for more information an active role in the class. Wear comfortable clothes, closed-toed shoes, bring water and be ready for a lot of fun! To register for the Peewee Athletic about Pickleball. Classes and Racquet Sports, go to englewoodco.gov/register and click the Athletics box. Contact Lindsay at [email protected] or PICKLEBALL CLASSES 303-762-2697 for more information about the Peewee Athletic Classes. Reg PEEWEE ATHLETICS CLASSES Class Activity # Ages Date Day Time Location Fee Res Fee Deadline Class Activity # Ages Dates Day Time Location Fee Res Reg 12358011 50+ 1/19 Fri 10 am – noon ERC $5 $3 1/16 Fee Deadline Pickleball 12358012 50+ 2/16 Fri 10 am – noon ERC $5 $3 2/13 12331111 3 – 5 years 1/6 – 1/27 Sa 8:30 – 9:15 am ERC $50 $40 1/3 101 Little Hoopsters 12358013 50+ 3/16 Fri 10 am – noon ERC $5 $3 3/13 Basketball 12331112 3 – 5 years 2/3 – 2/24 Sa 9:30 – 10:15 am ERC $50 $40 1/31 12331113 3 – 5 years 3/3 – 3/24 Sa 10:45 – 11:30 am ERC $50 $40 2/28 12331011 3 – 5 years 1/6 – 1/27 Sa 9:30 – 10:15 am ERC $50 $40 1/3 Little Kickers Soccer 12331012 3 – 5 years 2/3 – 2/24 Sa 8:30 – 9:15 am ERC $50 $40 1/31 12331013 3 – 5 years 3/3 – 3/24 Sa 8:30 – 9:15 am ERC $50 $40 2/28 12331211 3 – 5 years 1/6 – 1/27 Sa 10:45 – 11:30 am ERC $50 $40 1/3 Sport Sampler* 12331212 3 – 5 years 2/3 – 2/24 Sa 10:45 – 11:30 am ERC $50 $40 1/31 12331213 3 – 5 years 3/3 – 3/24 Sa 9:30 – 10:15 am ERC $50 $40 2/28

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3 SWIMMING LESSONS SWIMMING 39 SKI TRIPS ADULT FITNESS ADULT FITNESS Program Administrator: Joyce Musgrove • [email protected] • 303-762-2680 Program Administrator: Joyce Musgrove • [email protected] • 303-762-2680 SKI TRIPS Nutrition Counseling Cross Country, Snowshoe, Downhill or Shopping off at both locations. You may Cross Country Ski (CC), Snow Shoe (SS), Drop-in Rates The registered dietitians on our referral list offer individualized Adding a twist to outdoor trips; shopping! If you do not want to hit the or Down Hill Ski (DH). If you are new to the sport or need improvement, Daily Group Fitness $8/$6 nutritional counseling for all ages. They can assist with weight snow but want to get out into the mountains, ride the Malley Ski Bus to lessons are available at most locations. Destinations are subject to Daily Yoga $10/$8 management, chronic disease prevention, vegetarian and sports a mountain town. Explore, shop, have lunch and the Malley Ski Bus will change. Registration deadline is 7 days prior to the trip. 12-Visit Group Fitness Pass $75/$60 nutrition, medical nutrition therapy, women’s health issues and pick you back up at the end of the day. Find the destination location in 12-Visit Yoga Pass $130/$90 pediatric nutrition. Call 303-762-2678 for our Registered Dietitian bold below. Catch the Ride Referral list. If you live in Lakewood, Golden or on the west side of the Denver Metro Drop-in not available for Pilates Reformer, Tai Chi For Balance or Grab your skis, choose your favorite location and hit the snow! Get your area and want to go skiing but do not want to drive, catch a ride on the Group Personal Training Classes. See page 31 for drop-in childcare. THE ZONE AT ERC CLASS SCHEDULE equipment tuned before you go, so you don’t miss a thing. Bring your Malley Ski Bus. The Bus will pick you up at the parking lot off I-70 and lunch and ski equipment. Fee includes transportation and driver. If two Morrison Road. You must register through Malley and pre-arrange the ERC Fitness Orientation day time class different locations are indicated for that day, the driver will be dropping pickup with Joyce. Age: 13 yrs. & older M 6:30 am Kettlebells and Ready to get started on our new equipment? Learn to correctly operate Bodyweight 12160111 1/25 Th 7:30 am – 5:00 pm Devil’s Thumb / Winter Park CC, SS, DH $20/$16 the TechnoGym weight machines and cardiovascular equipment in M 6:00 pm Ultimate Fitness 12160212 2/15 Th 7:30 am – 5:00 pm Breck N.C. / Breckenridge CC, SS, DH $20/$16 a group setting. Please register at least two days in advance to assure Low Impact/ Tu 9:30 am High Intensity 12160313 2/20 Tu 7:30 am – 5:00 pm Gold Run / Copper Mtn – Frisco CC, SS, DH $20/$16 your place in class. This orientation is a prerequisite for all 13- and 14- year-olds wishing to utilize the weight and cardiovascular areas within W 6:00 pm Burn and Build 12160314 3/8 Th 7:30 am – 5:00 pm Snow Mtn Ranch / Winter Park CC, SS, DH $20/$16 the Recreation Center. Th 10:00 am Intro to Balance Location: ERC-WGT and Core 12/9 Sa 9:00 – 10:30 am free 12253511 F 7:30 am Sports Explosion 1/4 Th 6:00 – 7:30 pm free 12253512 Sa 9:00 am Ultimate Fitness 2/8 Th 6:00 – 7:30 pm free 12253513 Classes Now In Session! Only $10 per class! Personal Training Get Inspired, Boost Your Confidence, and Accomplish Your Goals! Join TETRO Performance and their certified coaches for a variety of The benefits of working with a personal trainer include: challenging and motivational classes. Be sure to check the front desk or • Individualized fitness program specifically designed for you. visit TetroPerformance.com/blog for class times and descriptions. See • Efficient workout program with innovative ways to improve Adult Fitness page for our 1/11 class on “Using Technology to Improve your health. your Health & Fitness”. • Professional assistance in improving strength, flexibility, endurance, posture, balance, coordination and cardiovascular health. • Instruction on correct form and technique for cardiovascular exercise and strength training. • Progressive assistance as you progress.

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ACTIVE ADULT FITNESS ADULT ACTIVE A personal trainer will introduce you to the basics of weight training and Parkinson's & MS Fitness 12260911 1/8 – 1/29 M 1:45 – 2:45 pm MRC-BLRM $17 $13 Fitness Club teach you to utilize both the circuit and free weight equipment safely 12260911 2/5 – 2/26 M 1:45 – 2:45 pm MRC-BLRM $17 $13 $5 Improve your level of fitness with low-impact aerobics and flexibility and effectively. Receive one-on-one attention in a group setting. 12260811 12/5 – 12/28 Tu/Th 8:30 – 9:30 am ERC-FIT $30 $24 $5 training, followed by strengthening exercises. SilverSneakers® welcome. Instructor: Marty Grims Instructors: Stacy Lochowicz (Monday) and Kristy Lone (Wednesday) Forever Fit 12260812 1/2 – 1/30 Tu/Th 8:30 – 9:30 am ERC-FIT $34 $27 $5 Continuing Weight Training 12260813 2/1 – 2/27 Tu/Th 8:30 – 9:30 am ERC-FIT $30 $24 $5 SilverSneakers® Classic Age: 55 yrs. & older 12260511 12/5 – 12/28 Tu/Th 9:00 – 10:00 am MRC-GYM $30 $23 $5 Move to the music through a variety of exercises designed to increase This self-guided class allows you to workout in the weight room with muscular strength and range of movement. Hand-held weights, elastic access to a personal trainer who can assist with advancing your fitness Total Body Fitness 12260512 1/2 – 1/30 Tu/Th 9:00 – 10:00 am MRC-GYM $34 $26 $5 tubing with handles and a ball are used. A chair is used for support. regime. You will have the flexibility to workout any time between 12260513 2/1 – 2/27 Tu/Th 9:00 – 10:00 am MRC-GYM $30 $23 $5 Class is open to all. 8:15 – 10:30 am, Monday – Thursday. Three months of Beginning Weight 12261111 12/5 – 12/28 Tu/Th 9:45 – 10:45 am ERC-FIT $24 $19 Instructors: Stacy Lochowicz (M Malley) and Kristy Lone (W Malley) and Training or fitness staff approval. SilverSneakers® members use the SilverSneakers® 12261112 1/2 – 1/30 Tu/Th 9:45 – 10:45 am ERC-FIT $26 $22 Catherine Glenn (Tu/Th ERC) SilverSneakers® number listed to register and swipe your card each time Classic you come in. All others, please use the regular class number to register. 12261113 2/1 – 2/27 Tu/Th 9:45 – 10:45 am ERC-FIT $24 $19 Parkinson’s & MS Fitness Instructor: Marty Grims 12260611 12/6 – 12/27 W 1:15 – 2:15 pm MRC-BLRM $16 $13 $5 Improve your quality of life by restoring lost functions. Participants Mobile & Agile 12260612 1/3 – 1/31 W 1:15 – 2:15 pm MRC-BLRM $19 $15 $5 perform exercises that have been proven to strengthen handwriting Malley Fitness Orientation skills, gait, walking, rigidity, and posture. Each class is designed to If you are new to the Malley Fitness Center, we suggest attending an 12260613 2/7 – 2/28 W 1:15 – 2:15 pm MRC-BLRM $16 $13 $5 advance participant progress by increasing repetitions, holding longer orientation to learn about our new TechnoGym weight equipment. 12263211 12/4 – 12/27 M/W 9:00 – 10:00 am MRC-WGTRM $24 $19 poses, and meeting new challenges. Requisite: Participants who need Learn weight room safety, etiquette and receive an introduction to 12263212 1/3 – 1/31 M/W 9:00 – 10:00 am MRC-WGTRM $31 $25 individual assistance must be accompanied. equipment adjustment and proper exercise techniques. This is not a Instructor: Stacy Lochowicz weight-training class. 12263213 2/5 – 2/28 M/W 9:00 – 10:00 am MRC-WGTRM $28 $22 Location: MRC-Eldorado 12263221 12/4 – 12/27 M/W 10:00 – 11:00 am MRC-WGTRM $24 $19 12/12 Tu 11:30 am – 1:00 pm FREE 12263511 Forever Fit 12263222 1/3 – 1/31 M/W 10:00 – 11:00 am MRC-WGTRM $31 $25 Charge your heart and engage your body with strengthening, cardio, 1/11 Th 11:30 am – 1:00 pm FREE 12263412 and stretching moves. Use hand weights, bands, small balls, and a chair 2/10 Sa 9:30 – 11:00 am FREE 12263413 Beginning Weight Training 12263223 2/5 – 2/28 M/W 10:00 – 11:00 am MRC-WGTRM $28 $22 for support. SilverSneakers® welcome. No Class: 12/25 12263231 12/5 – 12/28 Tu/Th 8:30 – 9:30 am MRC-WGTRM $28 $22 Instructor: Christi Slade (Tuesday) and Barbara Meadows (Thursday) 12263232 1/2 – 1/30 Tu/Th 8:30 – 9:30 am MRC-WGTRM $31 $25 Total Body Fitness 12263233 2/1 – 2/27 Tu/Th 8:30 – 9:30 am MRC-WGTRM $28 $22 Stay fit, agile and active while increasing muscle strength, cardiovascular 12263241 12/5 – 12/28 Tu/Th 9:30 – 10:30 am MRC-WGTRM $28 $22 function, coordination, balance, and range of motion in both the upper 12263242 1/2 – 1/30 Tu/Th 9:30 – 10:30 am MRC-WGTRM $31 $25 and lower body. SilverSneakers® welcome. 12263243 2/1 – 2/27 Tu/Th 9:30 – 10:30 am MRC-WGTRM $28 $22 Instructor: Doug Smith 12263311 12/4 – 12/28 M – Th 8:15 – 10:30 am MRC-WGTRM $33 $26 Continuing Weight Training Mobile & Agile 12263312 1/2 – 1/31 M – Th 8:15 – 10:30 am MRC-WGTRM $33 $26 Focus on improving your mobility, agility, and coordination with No Class: 12/25 12263313 2/1 – 2/28 M – Th 8:15 – 10:30 am MRC-WGTRM $33 $26 strengthening, balancing, and toning exercises. Improve your overall level of fitness while having fun. This class uses bands, balls, and a chair Continuing Weight Training 12263321 12/4 – 12/28 M – Th 8:15 – 10:30 am MRC-WGTRM $5 if needed. SilverSneakers® welcome. SilverSneakers Members 12263322 1/2 – 1/31 M – Th 8:15 – 10:30 am MRC-WGTRM $5 Instructor: Kristy Lone No Class: 12/25 12263323 2/1 – 2/28 M – Th 8:15 – 10:30 am MRC-WGTRM $5

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Chair Yoga Chair Yoga Light Beginning Tai Chi for Advanced Tai for Chi Advanced Therapeutic TaiTherapeutic Chi Foundations Yoga Restorative Yoga Better Balance Better Better Balance Better Energize Yoga Energize Hatha Yoga Flow YogaFlow Flow YogaFlow Core Yoga Class Class Activity # Activity # Activity 12258313 12258213 12258513 12256213 12258321 12258321 12258321 12258312 12258212 12258512 12256212 12254913 12258013 12254912 12258012 12258311 12258211 12258511 12256211 12256913 12255411 12256912 12254911 12255311 12258011 12257023 12257113 12257022 12257112 12257013 12256911 12257012 12257021 12257111 12257011 12/7 – 12/28 12/2 – 12/30 12/7 – 12/28 12/7 – 12/21 12/5 – 12/29 12/5 – 12/28 12/1 – 12/29 12/1 – 12/29 12/5 –12/26 12/5 12/5 –12/26 12/5 12/6 – 12/27 1/11 –1/25 2/2 –2/23 2/2 2/2 –2/23 2/2 2/7 –2/28 2/7 1/2 –1/30 1/2 1/2 –1/30 1/2 2/3 – 2/24 1/2 –1/30 1/2 1/2 –1/30 1/2 2/2 –2/27 2/2 2/1 –2/22 2/1 –2/22 1/4 –1/25 2/1 –2/22 1/5 –1/26 1/5 1/5 –1/26 1/5 1/3 –1/31 1/3 2/6 –2/27 2/6 2/1 –2/27 2/6 –2/27 2/6 1/4 –1/25 1/6 –1/27 GENTLE YOGA &TAI CHI 1/2 –3/8 1/2 1/2 –3/8 1/2 Dates Dates ACTIVE YOGA ACTIVE Tu/Th Tu/Th Tu/Th Tu/Th Tu/Th Days Days Tu/F Tu/F Tu/F Th Th Th Th Th Th Th Th Th Sa Sa Sa Tu Tu Tu Tu Tu Tu W W W F F F F F F 11:00 11:00 11:00 11:00 11:00 11:00 10:00 – 11:00 am –11:00 10:00 10:00 – 11:00 am –11:00 10:00 am –11:00 10:00 12:30 – 1:45 pm –1:45 12:30 12:30 – 1:45 pm –1:45 12:30 12:30 – 1:45 pm –1:45 12:30 8:45 – 10:00 am –10:00 8:45 8:45 – 10:00 am –10:00 8:45 am –10:00 8:45 9:15 – 10:30 am –10:30 9:15 am –10:30 9:15 9:15 – 10:30 am –10:30 9:15 5:30 – 6:30 pm 5:30 – 6:30 pm 5:30 – 6:30 pm 6:45 – 8:00 pm –8:00 6:45 6:45 – 8:00 pm –8:00 6:45 6:45 – 8:00 pm –8:00 6:45 8:30 – 9:30 8:30 – 9:30 8:30 – 9:30 5:30 – 6:30 pm 5:30 – 6:30 pm 5:30 – 6:30 pm 2:15 – 3:15 pm –3:15 2:15 1:15 – 2:15 pm –2:15 1:15 7:00 – 8:00 am –8:00 7:00 am –8:00 7:00 7:00 – 8:00 am –8:00 7:00 6:30 –7:45 pm 6:30 6:30 –7:45 pm 6:30 6:30 –7:45 pm 6:30 Times Times am am am –noon –noon –noon Englewood Recreation Guide —englewoodrec.org am am am MRC-BLRM MRC-BLRM MRC-BLRM MRC-BLRM MRC-BLRM MRC-BLRM MRC-BLRM MRC-BLRM MRC-BLRM MRC-BLRM MRC-BLRM MRC-PEAK MRC-PEAK MRC-PEAK MRC-GYM MRC-GYM MRC-GYM Location Location ERC-AA2 ERC-AA2 ERC-AA2 ERC-AA2 ERC-AA2 ERC-AA2 ERC-AA2 ERC-AA2 ERC-AA2 ERC-FIT ERC-FIT ERC-FIT ERC-FIT ERC-FIT ERC-FIT ERC-FIT ERC-FIT ERC-FIT $40 $40 $40 $23 $49 $43 $43 Fee Fee Fee $33 $33 $33 $30 $33 $30 $38 $33 $30 $28 $33 $33 $33 $30 $30 $42 $30 $37 $30 $37 $30 $21 $21 $41 $19 $19 $93 $91 Res Res Res $40 Fee Fee Fee $30 $33 $22 $30 $35 $35 $30 $73 $73 $32 $32 $15 $15 $32 $32 $24 $26 $26 $26 $24 $26 $24 $26 $26 $26 $24 $24 $26 $24 $19 $24 $24 $16 $16

Fee Fee SS SS SS $5 $5 $5 $5 $5 $5 $5 $5 $5 YOGA & TAI CHI TAI & YOGA 47 PILATES CLASS LIST Class Activity # Dates Days Times Instructor Location Fee Res Fee 12254211 12/11 M 7:15 – 8:15 pm Michael D. MRC-PEAK FREE 12254212 12/12 Tu 1:20 – 2:20 pm Catherine G. MRC-PEAK FREE

Free Pilates 12254213 1/12 F 2:00 – 3:00 pm Catherine G. MRC-PEAK FREE PILATES PILATES Reformer Demo 12254214 1/22 M 7:15 – 8:15 pm Michael D. MRC-PEAK FREE 12254215 2/12 M 7:15 – 8:15 pm Michael D. MRC-PEAK FREE Program Administrator: Joyce Musgrove • [email protected] • 303-762-2680 12254216 2/20 Tu 1:20 – 2:20 pm Catherine G. MRC-PEAK FREE PILATES Free Pilates Reformer Demo Pilates Personal Training STEP ONE Age: 16 yrs. & older Perfect for beginners needing one-on-one instruction, experienced Essential Pilates 12254111 MRC-PEAK $84 $67 Explore Pilates! Learn the history, how the Pilates reformer works, exercisers ready for advanced moves, athletes wanting to improve Principles

BROKEN TEE GOLF COURSE TEE GOLF BROKEN some mat and reformer exercises and how to get started in our Pilates performance, individuals in post-rehab following an injury. Each session 12254311 12/4 – 12/18 M 6:05 – 7:05 pm Michael D. MRC-PEAK $49 $39 program. Please register in advance. is 60 minutes. To schedule, call 303-762-2678. Your call will be returned 12254312 1/8 – 1/29 M 6:05 – 7:05 pm Michael D. MRC-PEAK $64 $51 within two business days. Request reformer or mat instruction. Essential Pilates Principles Location: ERC-AA2 12254313 2/5 – 2/26 M 6:05 – 7:05 pm Michael D. MRC-PEAK $64 $51 Age: 16 yrs. & older STEP TWO 12254321 12/5 – 12/26 T 12:10 – 1:10 pm Catherine G. MRC-PEAK $64 $51 Private: One-on-one Begin with two private sessions to learn the core principles and concepts Beginning Pilates 12254322 1/2 – 1/30 T 12:10 – 1:10 pm Catherine G. MRC-PEAK $80 $64 of the Pilates method. Once you have completed the private sessions Fee 1 Sessions $53 Reformer 12254323 2/6 – 2/27 T 12:10 – 1:10 pm Catherine G. MRC-PEAK $64 $51 satisfactorily, you may move into the Beginning Pilates Reformer 3 Sessions $145 class and receive a $10 discount coupon. These two private classes 12254331 12/1 – 12/29 F 9:45 – 10:45 am Catherine G. MRC-PEAK $80 $64 6 Sessions $273 are a prerequisite for Beginning Pilates Reformer. Call 303-762-2678 to 12254332 1/5 – 1/26 F 9:45 – 10:45 am Catherine G. MRC-PEAK $64 $51 schedule your first private session. Res. Fee 1 Sessions $42 12254333 2/2 – 2/23 F 9:45 – 10:45 am Catherine G. MRC-PEAK $64 $51 Location: ERC-AA2 3 Sessions $116 12256011 (Two Private Sessions) 6 Sessions $218 12254411 12/4 – 12/18 M 9:00 – 10:00 am Catherine G. MRC-PEAK $49 $39 Fee: $82 Resident: $66 12254412 1/8 – 1/29 M 9:00 – 10:00 am Catherine G. MRC-PEAK $64 $51 Semi-Private: 2 people 12254413 2/5 – 2/26 M 9:00 – 10:00 am Catherine G. MRC-PEAK $64 $51 Beginning Pilates Reformer Fee 1 Sessions $83/group Age: 16 yrs. & older 12254421 12/4 – 12/18 M 5:00 – 6:00 pm Michael D. MRC-PEAK $49 $39 3 Sessions $216/group Pilates is a method of exercise and physical movement designed to 12254422 1/8 – 1/29 M 5:00 – 6:00 pm Michael D. MRC-PEAK $64 $51 stretch, strengthen, and balance the body. Exercises are low impact 6 Sessions $410/group STEP THREE 12254423 2/5 – 2/26 M 5:00 – 6:00 pm Michael D. MRC-PEAK $64 $51 and may be adapted for individuals of any fitness level. The exercises Res. Fee 1 Sessions $63/group Continuing Pilates 12254431 12/6 – 12/27 W 5:30 – 6:30 pm Michael D. MRC-PEAK $64 $51 are performed on equipment or a mat. The Pilates Reformer is the 3 Sessions $173/group Reformer most commonly used equipment. Pilates improves strength, flexibility, 12254432 1/3 – 1/31 W 5:30 – 6:30 pm Michael D. MRC-PEAK $80 $64 6 Sessions $328/group posture, balance and overall body awareness. Beginning Reformer is 12254433 2/7 – 2/28 W 5:30 – 6:30 pm Michael D. MRC-PEAK $64 $51 designed for those who have taken at least two sessions of Essential Pilates Principles. 12254441 12/1 – 12/29 F 11:00 am – noon Catherine G. MRC-PEAK $80 $64 12254442 1/5 – 1/26 F 11:00 am – noon Catherine G. MRC-PEAK $64 $51 Continuing Pilates Reformer 12254443 2/2 – 2/23 F 11:00 am – noon Catherine G. MRC-PEAK $64 $51 Age: 16 yrs. & older Build upon your experience and learn more dynamic exercises. Enroll in Continuing Pilates Reformer upon completion of four months of Beginning Pilates Reformer.

Pilates Studio in Englewood We now have a studio dedicated to our Pilates Reformers. Reformers are convenient and ready to use in our Pilates classes. Pilates is a method of exercise and movement designed to stretch, strengthen, and balance the body.

Try out the reformers at our FREE Demos listed on page 49. Register for the demos at englewoodrec.org. The studio is located at the Malley Recreation Center, 3380 S. Lincoln St., 303-762-2660.

48 Englewood Recreation Guide — englewoodrec.org Englewood Recreation Guide — englewoodrec.org 49 The Basics: Memory Loss, Dementia, & Alzheimer’s Conversations Over Coffee Thursday, February 8, 6:00 – 8:00 pm Third Tuesday of the month, 10:30 am – noon Location: Anderson Room Location: Altenbach Room

If you or someone you know is affected by Alzheimer’s disease or We have donuts and coffee! If you’re currently experiencing ENGLEWOOD LIBRARY dementia, it’s time to learn the facts. This program provides information homelessness or you’re interested in discussing social issues on diagnosis, risk factors, disease stages, treatment options, and much affecting our community, please join us for a warm beverage and more. Registration through the Alzheimer's Association is required. a donut. Let's share stories and get to know each other. Open to ENGLEWOOD LIBRARY Please call 800-272-3900 for information or to register. everyone regardless of housing situation.

1000 Englewood Parkway • 303-762-2560 • englewoodco.gov/library For more information about adult and teen programs at the library, please visit our website at englewoodco.gov/library. BOOK DONATION DAYS Closed for Renovations French Conversation Circle The Englewood Public Library will be closed Friday, November 10 First Wednesday of the month, 1:00 – 2:00 pm CHILDREN'S PROGRAMS Thank you for your interest in donating books to the Englewood

ENGLEWOOD LIBRARY ENGLEWOOD through Sunday, November 12 for renovations. We apologize for Location: Altenbach Room Public Library! Unfortunately, because we have limited space and the inconvenience, but are looking forward to these much needed Bonjour! Looking for a chance to brush up on your French? We'll gather Join us for special programs tied to STEM, Art, Literacy and Music. staff time, we can no longer accept donations throughout the year. improvements to your library. No library materials will be due once a month to practice our French language skills in a supportive, No registration required. For program details, please call: 303-762-6960. during this period. We have many resources available to you 24/7 immersive environment. All skill levels are welcome. We will accept books on Friday and Saturday, December 8 – 9. by visiting englewood.marmot.org. For School Age Children: We will be unable to accept books at any other time. Malley Book Club Thursday After School Location: Malley Senior Center 12/7 Th 4:00 pm Guidelines for donating books ADULT/TEEN PROGRAMMING Third Thursday of the month at Malley Center Library, 10:30 am 1/18h T 4:00 pm All donations become the property of the library, and professional 12/21 Books For Living by Will Schwalbe 2/1h T 4:00 pm staff will determine whether to add them to the collection. Items Computer/Tech Classes 01/18 Major Pettigrew’s Last Stand by Helen Simonson 2/8 Th 4:00 pm not added to our collection are donated to other organizations. First Saturday of the month, 10:30 am – noon 02/15 Remarkable Creatures by Tracy Chevalier 2/15h T 4:00 pm Third Wednesday of the month, 6:30 – 8:00 pm For adults. 2/22 Th 4:00 pm Because it costs the Library time and money to sort through items Location: Tech Lab we cannot use, we are unable to accept donations of: Basic computer classes covering topics like Computer Basics-Getting Writer's Group For Younger Children: • Encyclopedias Started, eMail 101, eMedia, Microsoft Word, and Smartphones. Please First and third Wednesdays of the month, 6:30 - 8:30 pm Toddler and Preschool Extra • Textbooks visit the library's website or drop by for details. Public computers are Location: Altenbach Room 12/11 M 10:30 am • Computer books limited, registration required. Feel free to bring your own laptop! See Meet twice a month for writing discussion and practice with prompts 1/9u T 10:30 am • Magazines or newspapers page 28 for details. and exercises. All experience levels welcome. For adults. 2/12 M 10:30 am • Any items in bad condition (torn, dusty, moldy) • Any VHS or cassette tapes Open Tech Lab Harplanders For All Ages Mondays & Saturdays: 10:30 am – noon Saturday, December 9, 2:00 – 3:00 pm Winter Break Many local charities, thrift stores, and used book stores accept Thursdays: 4:30 – 6:30 pm Location: Reading Circle Need to get the kids out of the house for winter break? books and other materials as donations. Be sure to call ahead Fridays & Sundays: 2:30 – 4:30 pm Beautiful live performances by the local Colorado Celtic Harp Society. 12/21 – 12/22 Th – F 1:00 pm for information about what materials are accepted. BetterWorld Location: Tech Lab All ages welcome. 12/26 – 12/29 Tu – F 1:00 pm Books (betterworldbooks.com/go/donate) has several collection Individualized technology assistance available with one of our in-house 1/2 – 1/5 Tu – F 1:00 pm boxes for books in the area. The Center for Hard-to-Recycle experts on a public computer or your own device. Writer's Retreat Materials (CHaRM) (ecocycle.org/) also accepts materials for Saturday, January 13 and Sunday, January 14 Join us for Regular Saturday Activities. recycling. Location: Englewood Civic Center – Community Room, 2nd Floor No registration required. Get your high school diploma through the Do you have a book trapped inside your head? As uncomfortable as that Donations to the library are tax deductible. Tax receipts are Englewood Public Library sounds, we at the Englewood Public Library can help you with this most The Storytime room opens every Saturday at 10:00 am for Open available if requested, but the library cannot assess a dollar value The Englewood Public Library is pleased to offer the Career serious condition. Join us for a magical, transformative experience at Play Saturday or Legos. Call with the library at 303-762-6960 for to any donation. Online High School (COHS) program. COHS is an online high The Writer's Retreat. This two day, multi-session event is bound to help details or questions. school diploma and career certification program funded by The you unleash your inner ink-slinger. Through a combination of insight Englewood Public Library, in partnership with the Colorado from award-winning authors and facilitated activities you will walk away Join us for Weekday Storytimes. State Library and Gale, part of Cengage Learning. Residents with direction – NAY! Purpose. Well, at the very least, inspiration and new No registration required. of Colorado who have completed eighth grade and are 19 tools in your writer's tool belt. For adults & teens. Registration required. years of age or older are eligible to apply. To learn more, visit babysteps Wednesdays at 10:30 am and 2:30 pm englewoodco.gov/library. Intro to Non-Violent Communication For children up to 18 months with a caregiver Saturday, January 20, 1:00 – 4:00 pm Teetertots Mondays and Tuesdays at 10:30 am Location: Anderson Room For toddlers 18 months to age 3 English Conversation Circle Based on the Non-Violent Communication (NVC) work of Marshall Preschool Tuesdays and Fridays at 10:30 am Second Saturday of the month, 10:30 – 11:30 am Rosenberg and grounded in compassion and the universality of human For children ages 3 – 5 Location: Altenbach Room needs, NVC helps transform patterns of communication that often lead Let's face it, English can be weird. We're all in this together, so please join to conflict or disconnection from ourselves and others. Please join this Looking for more Children’s Activities? Check out the Active Kids section us for fun conversation in a casual, inclusive atmosphere. For beginning free introductory class and discover the many ways compassionate on page 30 for more! and intermediate English language learners. communication can transform your life.

50 Englewood Recreation Guide — englewoodrec.org Englewood Recreation Guide — englewoodrec.org 51 SPECIAL EVENTS SPECIAL EVENTS

SPECIAL EVENTS SPECIAL Santa Calling Night of the Stars Talent Show Monday, December 18 • 6:00 – 8:00 pm • FREE Singers, dancers, musicians and more – Do you know a child who would enjoy a personal phone call from Santa we're looking for performers in grades K–12 before he comes to town on Christmas Eve? Santa will be connecting to dazzle us! Performers will be placed in with Englewood to talk directly to all the boys and girls, finding out who categories: K–2nd grade, 3–5th grade 6–8th has been naughty and who has been nice! To register each child, parents grade, 9–12th grade. Performances will be will need to complete a Santa Calling form for Santa and return it to judged in the following categories: Voice, Dance, and Variety (musical the listed locations. Santa's elves will be making calls on December 18 instruments, jugglers, etc.). No bands please, but groups of acoustic between the hours of 6:00 and 8:00 pm. FREE! Registration forms MUST musicians are allowed. Check with Sara for approval at 303-762-2680. be received by Monday, December 11. Forms are available at: Englewood Then, first place winners will strut their stuff at the State Competition Recreation Center, Malley Recreation Center, Englewood Library and at in Lakewood on March 11. Registration fee is $5.00 per performer. You englewoodco.gov. Call 303-762-2680 for more information. will receive rules and information at the time of registration as well as information on how to sign up for an audition.

AUDITIONS: Friday, January 19 from 4:00 – 6:00 pm and Saturday, January 20, 1:15 – 3:30 pm. at the Englewood Recreation Center.

DRESS REHEARSAL: February 7 from 6:00 - 8:00 pm at Hampden Hall.

LOCAL SHOW: 1:00 pm on Saturday, February 10 at Hampden Hall.

STATE COMPETITION: Sunday, March 1 at the Lakewood Cultural Center.

1/19 F 4:00 – 6:00 pm $8/$10 11130011

Americans with Disabilities service charge will be assessed on any returned check. For Mail-in We are committed to supporting and complying with the American Registrations Only: If you would like a receipt for your classes, please with Disabilities Act. If you require special accommodations, please enclose a self-addressed, stamped envelope with your registration. notify us at least two weeks in advance of the activity. Don't Wait Policies and Enrollment If you are interested in a class, don’t wait to register. We make All registrations are processed in the order they are received. At the class/trip decisions based on enrollment. If a class doesn’t meet its beginning of each registration period, Englewood Resident ID card minimum enrollment, it will be canceled. holders are given priority and are able to enroll two days before others. During this period, non-resident registrations are accepted Refund Policy and prioritized by date/time. Once the priority enrollment period Unable to attend an activity for which you have registered? If you has concluded, all available activity space is filled by non-resident paid on credit card, we will refund your full dollar amount back on participants in the order received. After this process, all registrations your credit card. If you paid in cash or by check, you can transfer are handled on a first come, first serve basis. All checks are payable your dollar amount to another class/program or retain a household to the City of Englewood. Checks are accepted for payment credit to be used in the future. Please note that transfers/refunds/ provided they are for the amount of purchase only, local (Colorado), household credits pertaining to the Outdoor Adventures or preprinted with customer’s name and address, and have a valid Excursions program areas have different policies. Colorado Driver License or Colorado ID card number on them. A $25 52 Englewood Recreation Guide — englewoodrec.org Englewood Recreation Guide — englewoodrec.org 53 54 EXCURSIONSAQUATICS Englewood Recreation Guide —englewoodrec.org 12/18 transportation. and escort, guide, on step includes Fee own. your on Texas at dinner Roadhouse Early community! our round all lights holiday ofthe tour this on eye inyour twinkle holiday the put us let and along Come indowntown. end and of Denver part western to the to travel plan We reconnaissance. critical our on based different, is year Each eye. your to entertain city the round ofcolor slices into and neighborhoods into head will We area. metro the around offerings season holiday the highlighting sights fanciful the and lights glittering the see Come TourHoliday Tours Lights –Denver History 12/11 transportation. and escort includes Fee own. your on are Activities air. mountain the enjoy or sites, historic tour casino, favorite your to visit all. it choose may of You heart the up in you pick and off you drop will Bus City Central or Blackhawk 12/10 11/27. date: cancellation Early transportation. and escort, admission, includes Fee needs. diverse with choir adult and youth a unique is winter. SOAR celebrate we as music international and contemporary, traditional, ofmixed, celebration winter this Enjoy Celebration! of Joy Winter –aSOAR! Melodies 12/8 transportation. and escort includes $11 (range Fee own –$30). your on Meal good. is food the all but chicken, fried their for Famous something. mean must years of55 business operated and owned family This yummy! Super Restaurant Wishbone 12/5 11/27. date: cancellation Early gratuity. include not Does transportation. and escort tea, includes Fee teas. heartwarming and menu holiday new, handcrafted inour revel and conversations instirring delight you as most matter who to those closer drawing while season holiday this Celebrate year! of the tea anticipated Yule Tea highly Eyrie’s most Castle, Glen is ofthe Room Music inthe Set Yule Tea Eyrie Castle Glen at the 12/2 11/22. date: cancellation Early favorites! holiday and music oforiginal arrangements entertaining playing musicians, folk and bluegrass Western, finest Colorado’s is demand popular by Back Stocking Stuffers Mountain Rocky P&the Timothy 1/8 2/6 M M Su F Tu Sa M Tu Program Administrator:@englewoodco.gov Adamson•sadamson Cheryl •303-762-2662 4:00 – 8:45 pm –8:45 4:00 9:00 2:30 – 4:30 10:00 9:30 pm –4:30 1:15 9:00 9:00 9:00 9:00 am am am am am – 2:00 pm –2:00 – 3:00 pm –3:00 – 3:00 pm –3:00 – 3:00 pm –3:00 – 1:30 pm –1:30 pm

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EXCURSIONS 55 EXTENDED TRAVEL For information on these and more Getaways, pick up flyers at Malley Recreation Center.

COLLETTE 2018 PREMIER WORLD DISCOVERY 2018 February February Tropical Costa Rica Discover Panama March March Sunny Portugal Historic South April July

EXTENDED TRAVEL Shades of Ireland Great Canadian Cities May September Discover Washington, D.C. Fall Colors & Lighthouses August of the Great Lakes The Best of Eastern Canada October September Munich’s Oktoberfest & Islands of New England Danube River Cruise October South Africa Adventure Treasures of Northern California Cape Cod & the Islands December New Orleans Holiday

Excursion Policies and Procedures Participants 18 – 54 years old may register only if space is available Refunds on a Malley excursion. Contact the Program Administrator one week For all Excursion or Outdoor Adventures, a refund of the activity prior to excursion to confirm availability. Some excursions have fee, less a $5 cancellation charge, will automatically be given if the early cancellation dates. It’s our policy not to allow anyone on or off cancellation occurs 5 business days (M – F) prior to the date of the the bus other than at Malley Center and our destination. No one will activity, unless indicated. Some activities have early cancellation be allowed to disembark anywhere else. Please do not plan to meet dates. If cancellation occurs within 5 working days of the activity, the group at the trip destination. or after the early cancellation date, a refund (less the cancellation charge) will be given only if the space can be filled. The $5 Waiting Lists cancellation charge (or cost of the activity, whichever is less) will If your name is on the waiting list, you’ll be called if there are be assessed on all cancellations regardless of the date canceled. cancellations or if additional spaces are added. When we call the waiting list we don't leave messages. We need to fill the space ASAP Transfers and there is no way of knowing when messages will be received. If you are unable to attend a class or activity for which you have registered, but prefer to transfer into another activity rather than Trip Times request a refund, we are happy to accommodate you. There is a The time on the receipt is the departure time. Plan to be at the service charge of $5 for such transfer. Center at least 15 minutes prior to departure time to check-in. When a trip lists more than one date available, decide which date Extended Travel you prefer and check your receipt to be sure you have the date To ensure a space, please register as soon as possible. When requested. Return times are approximate. Allow extra time if registering, please complete the registration form completely. scheduling personal plans following the activity. No refund will be Trip interruption insurance is not always included in the price of given if you miss the trip due to being late. the trip. The Center suggests purchasing this item. Costs for tips, baggage handling, meals, attraction fees and refunds are specific to each trip.

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The City of Englewood 1000 Englewood Parkway Englewood, Colorado 80110 303-762-2300 englewoodco.gov

New Look, New Name - Same Service The Englewood Trolley (formerly known as the ART Shuttle) will be in service, rolling along City streets soon. See the story on page 13.

Illustration: Christopher Shaw