Opinion | Letters: Shady, false smear-campaign benefits would-be Park Hill developers
Park Hill influence: Remembering lost lands and receiving anonymous mailers
Before a decision is made for the development of the former Park Hill Golf Course, I would like to encourage Denver voters to take a drive on Jewel Avenue between Sheridan and Wadsworth Boulevards where the grounds and all the majestic trees at the former Green Gables Country Club were plowed under and replaced by a massive housing project. Look for yourselves at what Denver’s last remaining open space could potentially become.“Denver Needs Affordable Housing,” says the flier.
Recently I’ve seen passengers taking matters into their own hands with the drug users. On a recent trip, one lit up and several passengers yelled at him. That was the end of it. Another time, a woman was stinking up the place during the evening rush hour. One man jumped up and yelled, “Get off the train! Now!” And she did.
If you want to go to the public square and try to change things for more people than yourself, you cannot put a bag over your head. Using Krista’s example, I see no shame in being one of the 83%ers when they suggest a book belongs in the adult section of the library and not the children’s section. The snag is, thanks to some hate-filled, overly conservative, and overly religious individuals, the public square has become a somewhat dangerous place. And no, as Kafer so often states, this is not a both-sides-of-the-isle issue. Conservatives own library and school curriculum control issues; they need to be known, by all, for their activities.Border security won’t slow those seeking refuge in the U.
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