11.17.09
The first Wednesday of each month, Englewood High School staff members voluntarily cook dinner for the mothers and their children living at the House of Hope...
Englewood High School staff members Sheila Jones, left, looks on as Nancy James tests the pot of potatoes and Helen Rief reaches for a container as the group of EHS volunteers prepare dinner for the moms and their children living at the House of Hope Family Resource Center. The EHS volunteers prepare and deliver dinner to the facility once a month. Photo by Tom Munds
Freezin’ for a Reason raises money for Special Olympics
Don Carmody said he’ll donate money and cheer the teams on, but he draws the line at plunging into the chilly waters of Chatfield Reservoir Dec. 5 during the “Freezin’ for a Reason” fundraiser for Colorado Special Olympics. Medal awarded 40 years after pilot’s death
The final chapter of a long story was written on Veterans Day when Air Force Capt. Melvin Ladewig was posthumously awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross and the Vietnam Service Medal more than 40 years after his death. Council elects Woodward, Wilson as leaders
Englewood’s city council elected its leadership Nov. 16, selecting Jim Woodward to continue as mayor and Jill Wilson to serve as mayor pro tem. Yule businesses dreaming of a green Christmas
How does an entrepreneur survive the cold winters of an economic downturn when his entire business is built around one December holiday largely tied to retail sales? Students collect 1,000 gifts for troops
John Pinkney’s suggestion to his Alternative Development and Academic Program Training classmates to collect gifts for men and women serving in the military resulted in a project that gathered up 18 boxes of items for the troops. Study evaluates solar systems for city buildings
Englewood continued it “go green” effort as the city authorized a company to study the feasibility of installing solar systems on five municipal buildings. New council members sworn in
Voters spoke Nov. 3, selecting three people, Jim Woodward, Rick Gillit and Linda Olson, to represent them on the Englewood City Council for the next four years.
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