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The last time And Toto too Theatre Company’s Play Crawl took place was in 2019. So because it was cancelled the past two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Play Crawl this year is …

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Supporting local is in Denver's DNA

People love the little treasures they can find at farmers markets. Shopping at farmers markets allows “the customer to stumble across these products that they can’t get anywhere else,” said …

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A deeper dive into the character of Margaret Tobin Brown

Andrea Malcomb, director of the Molly Brown House Museum, exchanges glances with a cardboard cutout of Margaret Tobin Brown at the Brown family dinner table. The bowls at each setting suggest that the family’s first course might have been consommé, a clear broth often served around the turn-of-the-century.

Shortly before she boarded the HRS Titanic in the spring of 1912, wealthy socialite and activist Margaret Tobin Brown played tourist in Egypt. The 45-year-old Denverite explored the pyramids by camel …

A tiny house full of books

Maggie Carabello, 11, reads a book she found inside the new Little Free Library outside of the Denver Woman’s Press Club at 1325 Logan St. in Denver’s Capitol Hill neighborhood. Carabello and her grandfather were on their commute home to Virginia Village from the Denver Center of Performing Arts when Carabello saw the Little Free Library and asked her grandfather to stop so she could get a book for herself.

A lot of people walk by the small house at 1325 Logan St. in Denver’s Capitol Hill neighborhood and wonder what goes on in there. Now, there are two houses at that location that look exactly alike. …

Helping Ukraine from afar

Washington Park resident J.P. Medved has partnered with Ukrainian artist Nikita Klimenko for a fundraising effort to help Ukraine. Pictured is the 3D model of a Ukrainian soldier that people can download and print on a 3D printer. Cost for the download is a suggested $10 and all proceeds go to the National Bank of Ukraine's special fundraising account for Ukraine's armed forces.

The war in Ukraine started on the night before J.P. Medved’s birthday. “I realized early on that I wanted to do something,” the Washington Park resident said. As a professional, Medved is …

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Olivia Charpie, a student studying at Emily Griffith Technical College, cuts a client’s hair at Emily’s Salon & Barbershop.

Cutting hair and slicing vegetables

A men’s haircut for as little as $10. A stuffed omelet for about one-half the cost of what a diner charges. A $20 massage. These are among the many bargains to be had at the Emily Griffith …

The Denver Urban Skate Troop gather for a group photo&sbquo; a tradition for every Wednesday night skate. This photo was taken at City Park in Denver.

Skating around Denver

Luis Osorio has been inline skating for about 30 years. He got interested in the sport when he was in his 20s living in New York, and through the years, he has built a community of skate friends who …

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Denver mayor has 'no interest' in Douglas County taking over Daniels Park

In a letter to Douglas County on Wednesday, Denver’s mayor said he has “no interest” in talking about transferring ownership of one of their parks to the county.

Tired of driving? Here’s how to get around Colorado on public transportation

Ever wanted to take a road trip across the state without slogging through an hours-long drive on …
Brighton community remembers Bob Sakata

"An extraordinary person who lived an extraordinary life." "A man who was dearly loved." "An …
Man faces charges after allegedly fleeing Westminster police

BRIGHTON -- A 25-year-old man is due back in court for two appearances next month in connection with an …

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Novice Rowers to National Championships in One Year

Five Mile High Rowing novices competed at Youth Nationals, June 9-12, finishing in the top 20, a remarkable feat. View more Post your news

House fire under investigation in Commerce City

The investigation continued June 20 into an early morning house fire southwest of Interstate …
DA files murder charges in Aurora case

BRIGHTON -- A 26-year-old man faces first- and second-degree murder charges in connection with the …
One dead after car crash; Commerce City police continue investigation

Commerce City police continue to investigate a June 8 rollover crash that killed one person. It …
Denver Municipal Band returns with free concerts in the park

With the cost of everything going up, does the word free get your attention? The Denver Municipal …

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Theater announces upcoming season

Town Hall Arts Center, 2450 W. Main St. in Littleton, has announced a new season, with tickets on sale for individual shows and the season. “The Wedding Singer,” the finale for the current …

Asking the hard questions at the Benchmark Theatre

It is an unfortunate truth that some topics will always be relevant, no matter how many decades (or …
Wildfire art can create beauty out of tragedy

Robert Nesladek carves wood. He works in a sawdust-filled studio behind his house in Arvada, which he has …
Infinity Park blends music and movies for new summer season

It is a truth universally acknowledged that everything is better under a warm summer’s night sky. And …

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Volunteer Families Needed to Host French Students June 18-July 9

10 French Boys & Girls need volunteer host families June 18 – July 9. Enjoy a French Staycation. Have fun and make new friends. Great volunteer experience for your family! View more Post your news

City Greenhouse nurtures everything from park flowers to snacks for gorillas

Many people never stumble upon the lush world of the City Park greenhouses, just west of the Denver …
Imagining and facilitating youth art exploration

If it sounds like you’re about to get run over by an RTD bus or some other vehicle when you go …

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A natural ending to the soccer season

DENVER – It wasn’t a surprise to anyone that Legacy’s Kendall Rippley scored a goal in a soccer …

Fort Lupton’s Garcia has her swan song among state’s best soccer players

DENVER – Fort Lupton’s Reygan Garcia finished her high-school soccer career as part of the Colorado …
Mountain Range’s Lewis gets first sample of college life

Mountain Range High School wrestler Kyle Lewis had one last chance to compete as a high-school athlete …
CHSAA hires new assistant commissioner

AURORA -- The newest assistant commissioner for the Colorado High School Activities Association is John …

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Bellco Provides Five Tips for Consumers Navigating the Rising Interest Rate Environment

The Federal Reserve recently raised interest rates again making it more expensive to borrow money. Here are five tips from Bellco for consumers navigating the new environment. View more Post your news

State 5A baseball thread

LAKEWOOD -- The state 5A baseball tournament didn't start out well for Legacy High …
Parents ask RE-8 board to keep FLHS football program

The Weld Re-8 school board heard pleas to keep the Fort Lupton High School football program May …
Fort Lupton's Moll opts for basketball in Florida

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Supporting local is in Denver's DNA

A deeper dive into the character of Margaret Tobin Brown

A tiny house full of books

Helping Ukraine from afar

Cutting hair and slicing vegetables

Skating around Denver

Denver mayor has 'no interest' in Douglas County taking over Daniels Park

Tired of driving? Here’s how to get around Colorado on public transportation

Brighton community remembers Bob Sakata

Man faces charges after allegedly fleeing Westminster police

Novice Rowers to National Championships in One Year

House fire under investigation in Commerce City

DA files murder charges in Aurora case

One dead after car crash; Commerce City police continue investigation

Denver Municipal Band returns with free concerts in the park

Theater announces upcoming season

Asking the hard questions at the Benchmark Theatre

Wildfire art can create beauty out of tragedy

Infinity Park blends music and movies for new summer season

Volunteer Families Needed to Host French Students June 18-July 9

City Greenhouse nurtures everything from park flowers to snacks for gorillas

Imagining and facilitating youth art exploration

Evergreen Rodeo Program 2022

A natural ending to the soccer season

Fort Lupton’s Garcia has her swan song among state’s best soccer players

Mountain Range’s Lewis gets first sample of college life

CHSAA hires new assistant commissioner

Bellco Provides Five Tips for Consumers Navigating the Rising Interest Rate Environment

State 5A baseball thread

Parents ask RE-8 board to keep FLHS football program

Fort Lupton's Moll opts for basketball in Florida

Guest Column: As property taxes and values rise, school funds don’t

Column: Is it better to build bridges, or burn them?

From the Editor: Dreading the bubble

Sweet sounds on summer nights

Denver Herald June 23, 2022

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