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  Denver Headlines Thursday, May 15, 2008 | 51 ° Overcast  
WASHINGTON PARK'S GRASMERE LAKE RESTORATION COMPLETED
Denver Parks and Recreation and Denver Water Partnered to Restore Beloved Lake
 
District 6 Councilman Charlie Brown and District 7 Councilman Chris Nevitt joined Denver Parks and Recreation, Denver Water and members of their community on Friday, November 9 to celebrate the completion of Grasmere Lake Rehabilitation Project, located in the highly cherished Washington Park.
 
Built at a total cost of $1.6 million, this joint project included the lining of the lake by Denver Water with a membrane liner system (covered by soil) that will tie the existing concrete bank and the newly restored historic lakeshore by Denver Parks and Recreation. Denver Parks also funded the rehabilitation of the walking trail on the lake perimeter.   As part of this restoration, the original sandstone walls were carefully removed, stockpiled and reset in a structurally sound and aesthetically pleasing manner up to the lake edge.
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2007 ELECTION RESULTS
Turnout Exceeds Expectations
 
More than 40% of Denver’s active voters participated in the 2007 election - and most of them said yes to increasing property taxes that will build and maintain city infrastructure. Tuesday’s all mail ballot election also decided 3 seats on the Denver Public Schools Board.
 
The Election Division reports of the nearly 210-thousand active, registered voters, more than 90-thousand of them returned ballots. A turnout of about 44 percent.
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DENVER ANNOUNCES SUSTAINABILITY MILESTONES
Climate Action Plan to Cut City’s Greenhouse Gas Emissions by 2012

Mayor John Hickenlooper recently announced significant sustainability milestones as part of his ongoing challenge to Denver residents and City employees to dramatically reduce Denver’s vulnerability to climate change.
 
Mayor Hickenlooper was joined by members of the Greenprint Denver Advisory Council and City employees, Wednesday, October 24th when he adopted the Council’s Climate Action Plan and announced certification of the Wellington E. Webb Municipal Office Building as a LEED Gold Existing Building.  LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is a nationally recognized standard for sustainable development.
 
Hickenlooper also signed Executive Order 123, formally establishing the City’s sustainability policy.
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 Event Highlights
5th Annual 5 Points Jazz
May 17 – 5th Annual 5 Points Jazz is Saturday, May 17th.  Performances and activities begin at 11 a.m. at venues along Welton Street in historic Five Points.  All performances and activities are free.  For a complete list of events visit www.DenverGov.org/5PointsJazz.  View video.
 
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Colorado Colfax Marathon
 
May 18 - Event celebrates the revitalization of America’s longest continuous street — Colfax Avenue. The course highlights interesting historic sites along Colfax and, of course, views of the majestic Rocky Mountains.  Third Annual Post-News Event!
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Denver Parks and Rec Summer Camp
The perfect, affordable solution to entertain your children on summer days. Denver Parks and Recreation will be hosting six outdoor-based day camps within our parks and eleven indoor camps at various recreation centers. 
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Denver Art Museum - World-class art collection and special events, shopping, great food, and more.

Denver Botanic Gardens - Spectacular 23-acre urban oasis offers an unforgettable artistic garden experience and education.

Denver Museum of Nature and Science - Natural wonders of Colorado, Earth, and the universe. - Leading resource for informal science education.

Denver Performing Arts Complex -Regional theatre, Broadway shows, dance and ballet, symphony orchestra, opera and more.
Denver Zoo is home to nearly 4,000 animals representing over 700 species and is one of the most popular zoos in the United States.
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