Wash Park Profile

We follow our community. The Washington Park Profile is the monthly newspaper covering news, people, events and interests of the South Denver since 1978.

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Here's our business round up from November:
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As 2019 is coming to a close, our cover subject just celebrated it's 20th anniversary this year. Other stories in this issue cover the bus lane on Lincoln Street and holiday traditions. https://t.co/7Zm5rJUbBJ

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Chook Chicken has been on South Pearl for a year. Here's our Q&A with Alex Seidel on the restaurant:
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Today we are one of 18 Colorado newsrooms joining forces to spotlight the impact of local journalism in communities across our state. @co_mediaproject is matching donations dollar for dollar. Give now & invest in #newsCOneeds https://t.co/5MWQ254td2

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When Scott Masters shared his struggles with mental health, people began to reach out with their own stories. Masters said this encouraged him to keep going.
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Since launching in 2017, the Broadway Halloween Parade has grown each year.
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“Compost creates good soil structure, helps germinate seeds and allows roots to grow in soil,” said Jennifer Miller, a horticulturist at the Denver Botanic Gardens. “In addition, compost increases microbial activity, which makes plants healthy.”
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What do you want to see at the former Kmart site on Evans Avenue?
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City Council approved the 2020 budget at last night's meeting.
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The shower truck is built on a custom trailer, which allows for private showers using a small heater.
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Have you gotten your copy of the November issue yet? On the cover is one of the children who participated in Washington Park's first youth triathlon. We also have an article on the recent sale of a long-vacant… https://t.co/E33dA1NSAl

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Did you catch the business roundup in the October issue?
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Here's your up-to-date counts for last night's election.
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Dr. Justina Ford was the first black woman to practice medicine in Colorado. But because of the color of her skin, she was denied membership to the Colorado Medical Society. Instead, she delivered 7,000 babies out of her home office in Five Points.
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Nick LeMasters will transition into working with @CherryCreekDEN after spending more than 20 years working as the general manager of the Cherry Creek Shopping Center.
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We will be covering this in our December issue. Please reach out to Kailyn Lamb at [email protected] with comments or concerns.

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.@DenPublicWorks is working with @RideRTD on options for a 24 hour bus lane on Lincoln Avenue. There are several options in a survey, some include evening parking. Learn more at https://t.co/ULmWNGuWBC.

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“It’s taught me to always be hopeful. Art can be expressed in the darkest of places,” said Vernon McKinnie, one of the incarcerated men who performed in "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" through the @UofDenver Prison Arts Initiative.
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Ballots are out and the countdown to Election Day is on. Here is our guide on the candidates running for the three open positions for Denver School Board.
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The larger shelter space at the @DDFL means that the nonprofit can accept more animals from out of state organizations, giving animals a better chance of being adopted.
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