Longtime Phillips Automotive Mechanic Worked at Location 45 Years Daniel Santangelo started working at the Phillips Automotive off 43rd Avenue and Zuni right after high school and never looked in the rearview mirror. The longtime mechanic and owner of the quaint automotive repair shop, which has kept its same look since the building was constructed in 1929, recently … [Read more...] about End of the Road: Daniel Santangelo to Retire
Youth Baseball Team Looks to Be High School Feeder
At 11 and Younger, North Denver Bambinos Prep for Future Rain delayed practice for the North Denver Bambinos on July 1, one day before the team of 11-year-olds had a game. It was yet another setback for them, and coach Nathan Aguilar said the bad weather has been “kind of the storyline this year.” The Bambinos have seen a year much like other young athletes. The … [Read more...] about Youth Baseball Team Looks to Be High School Feeder
Construction on 15-Story Jefferson Park Housing Complex Could Begin This Fall
Property Sold in June for $32.1 Million According to Denver city plans, the area where the Mexican restaurant La Loma once operated will be the site of a new 15-story housing complex. Construction is anticipated to begin as early as this fall. The anticipated project at 2601 N. Alcott St. was stated in a permit application filed in June for a fire sprinkler construction, … [Read more...] about Construction on 15-Story Jefferson Park Housing Complex Could Begin This Fall
North Denver Has Pride
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 of its own Pride representatives who spoke about the importance of the month and the centerpiece parade. “This year’s Pride month and parade are … [Read more...] about North Denver Has Pride
Denver Urban Gardens Reopens Reduced El Oasis
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. Two-thirds of the land at El Oasis that is located in the Highland neighborhood was sold to developers for $1.2 million last year. They plan to build a housing … [Read more...] about Denver Urban Gardens Reopens Reduced El Oasis