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Click  here for the latest Jefferson Park News!  Feb_2012_JPUN

The Denver Planning Board Public Hearing was pushed back to February 15th.  Your comments can be submitted to the City through February 6th. For talking points, and information on how to sign the petition, click here.

The printed edition of the North Denver Tribune for Jan 19th features an editorial on the signage issue on page 4 & 5.   You can add your comments on the Internet version of the Trib  editorial by clicking here:  http://www.northdenvertribune.com/category/editorials/letters/

The Denver Post expressed a high level of concern in August with the naming
of Sports Authoriy to assume the Invesco contract.  Go here :
http://www.denverpost.com/opinion/ci_18672085

To View the Proposed Sports Authority Field at Mile High Signage Plan, click here : Electronic Stadium Comprehensive Sign Plan_111711

For more information, and to learn about opposition to the proposal, click here: Stop Sports Authority Signs

This graphic compares the size of the proposed Sports Authority Field Signage to the size of the IKEA signage along I-25.

The JPUN Board of Directors will meet tonight at 6:00 at the Zocalo Condominium Building on the corner of Decatur and W. 22nd. The purpose of this board meeting is to discuss the current status of SAFMH Sign Amendment, what the SAFMH Lighting Committee has been doing the past couple of weeks, what outreach has taken place, what our immediate, short and long term goals are. We apologize for the last minute notice.

The “28th Annual National Night Out” (NNO), a unique crime/drug prevention event sponsored by NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF TOWN WATCH (NATW), has been scheduled for Tuesday, August 2, 2011.  Jefferson Park United Neighbors will participate by holding the August 2^nd General
Membership Meeting at Jefferson Park. Continue reading →

July_JPUN_Newsletter    July Events, Platte River Trail Closure Information, Free Summer Recreation for Teens – and more!

Jefferson Park is Jumping in June! Read all the details here: June_JPUN_Email

After offering five-star Afternoon Tea from their neighborhood tea house in Historic Montclair, Nanna’s Teas moved to the “OneidaParkCenter” with the plan to expand to a larger free-standing building.  It just didn’t happen and the new temporary location limited their shop to loose leaf teas and a hot cup of tea served in a paper cup. Continue reading →