A few miles apart from each other, two candidates for the Denver Public Schools Board of Education held overlapping kickoff events in early June, both hoping to earn an open seat on the board this […]
When first time home buyers Andrew Wood and Nicky Dallek put down a bid on a North Denver house that was $100,000 over the asking price, they felt fairly confident their offer would be accepted. […]
Annual LGBTQ+ Celebrations to Take Place Virtually and In-Person This Year As Pride Month continues, Denver is preparing for its celebration of people of all gender identities and sexual orientations. North Denver has a few […]
Changes seen in Sloan’s Lake Park that started with the pandemic in 2020, like a car-free Byron Place and Lakeshore Drive and a lake without power boats or sailboats, are evolving into more long term […]
Last June The Denver North Star covered a march along Tennyson Street organized by a North High School student in support of the Black Lives Matter movement and in protest of the killing of George […]
Since staring down the possibility of closing in October, Denver Urban Gardens officials say they have been able to financially stabilize the organization with a land sale, and El Oasis in North Denver has reopened. […]
Denver native Rico Jones, a professional musician and composer, didn’t know that an informal musical gathering of friends on his porch would take him to mediation with the City Council of Denver. What began as […]
Mayor Speer (yes, like the street) died during the pandemic of 1918, quite possibly of the Spanish flu. The Auraria campus area was once the home of a thriving Latino community who were pushed out […]
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The 2020-21 Colorado high school sports season was far from normal. While cross country, men’s golf, football, softball, and men’s tennis were played in the fall, the rest of the sports were pushed back to […]
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