Dining
Dimestore Delibar Brings Sophisticated Comfort Food
As a busy working mom, I’ve set aside one night a week for date night, but my husband doesn’t get home from work until late, so it’s often after 9 p.m. before we get out […]
Year: 2020
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North Denver Lawmakers: What to Expect This Session
The second regular session of the 72nd General Assembly kicked off earlier this month. Before they got to work, we talked with two North Denver legislators: State Senator Julie Gonzales and State Representative Serena Gonzales-Gutierrez […]
Arts and Culture
VR2 Youth Choir
Voices Rock! also started the VR2 youth choir. Third, fourth and fifth graders practice from 6 to 7 p.m. followed by sixth, seventh and eighth graders from 7:15 to 8:30 p.m. Thursdays at the Congress […]
Arts and Culture
Adult Choir Builds Community Through Casual Crooning
For many, a choir is something that conjures images of school or church groups, and that’s it. If you want to sing your favorite rock and pop tunes as an adult, it’s car karaoke or […]
Dining
New Cidery Brings Taste of Switzerland to Sunnyside
The word “Waldschänke” may be a mouthful, but your mouth won’t be complaining after trying an unfiltered, Swiss-inspired cider at Waldschänke Cidery in Sunnyside near the Fox Street Station. Waldschänke, which translates to “forest tavern” […]
Politics
Short on Drivers, RTD Considers Route Cuts
Without enough drivers to maintain its current routes and schedule, the Regional Transportation District (RTD) is considering closing some routes entirely and reducing the frequency of others. At the same time, both Democratic and Republican […]
Politics
North Denver Boasts Tiny New Tilden Historic District
When you think of historic districts in North Denver, you likely think of Potter Highlands, Packard’s Hill, or one of the other neighborhoods designated as having historical importance. Not every historic district is an entire […]
Politics
New Board Member to Leave North
Newly elected Denver School Board Member Tay Anderson has been working at North High School, but will be leaving soon to avoid a perceived conflict of interest. “I think this is an opportunity for North […]
Education
SchoolChoice Window Jan. 15 to Feb. 18
DPS has open enrollment, or SchoolChoice, in which students are guaranteed a seat at their neighborhood school but can apply to attend any school throughout the district and are placed on a lottery basis. There […]