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GRAB YOUR SWIM TRUNKS, SANDALS AND YOUR FAVORITE BEACH TOWEL. Denver’s 16 outdoor swimming pools are open for the season. In addition to open swimming and lap swim times, all outdoor pools offer multiple sessions of lessons throughout the summer. Session 1 begins June 15, with registration starting June 11. Admission for daily swim is $2 for all swimmers except adults, ages 18-64, who pay $3. Yearly passes cost $20 for ages 2-17; $40, ages 18-64; $25 for seniors 65+ and swimmers with disabilities; and $75 for families. For more information, visit www.denvergov.org/recreation.
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by Paul Kashmann
As the seasons change, so do the traditions that
make them memorable. Few images better recall memories of summers past than
warm breezy evenings spent on a park lawn or at an outdoor movie theatre, enjoying
a pleasant concert or popular film, or a toasty afternoon at a local
celebration with a happy group of neighbors and friends. |
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by Newly West
Like a pebble tossed into a pond,
the slowdown of the U.S. economy has had a far-reaching ripple effect,
impacting those among us most unable to fend for themselves. |
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 SAFE HABITAT FOR RED-WINGED BLACKBIRDS and other wildlife will soon increase in Wash Park, with a pilot project of 3-4 floating islands to be anchored in Smith Lake in early June. Friends and Neighbors of Washington Park will keep a close eye on the pilot; attend the FANS monthly meeting, “Trees in the Park,” Wed., June 10, 6p.m. at the Dos Chappell Bathhouse. Info: www.fanswashingtonpark.org.
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