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A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION SERVING OUR NEIGHBORHOOD
DECEMBER 2014NEWSLETTER
A Publication of Je�erson Park United Neighbors
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JPUN GENERALMEMBERSHIP MEETING
2nd Tues. of the monthJanuary 13 | 6:30-8:00 p.m.
Riverside Baptist Church2401 Alcott St. | Rear Chapel
JPUN LAND-USECOMMITTEE MEETING
2nd Thursday of the month January 8 | 6:30 p.m.
Zocalo office22nd Ave. & Decatur St.
JPUN ANNUALHOLIDAY PARTY
Sat., Dec. 13 | 6 to 9 p.m.Sexy Pizza | 2460 Eliot St.
JPUN AnnualHoliday PartyFeliz NavidadSaturday, Dec. 13 | 6 to 9 p.m.Sexy Pizza | 2460 Eliot St. Mix and mingle with friends and neighbors. Food and refreshments will be served from your favorite local establishments. RSVP on Facebook and you’ll be registered to win some great gift certificates!
JPUN HOLIDAY
JPUN’s Communications Committee is dreaming of “retirement” and pro-actively looking for next year’s replacements.
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LOCAL FLAVOR
Sarto's PANTRYOpens Next Door Sarto's Panty, the north side storefront that's part of Sarto's Italian Eatery, is officially open for business.
Stop by the new gourmet market and deli for paninisand sandwiches, soups, salads, homemade pastas, pizzas, sauces, oils, breads and more.
Located at 2900 W. 25th Ave., Sarto's Pantry isopen from 11 a.m.-8 p.m., Tuesday - Sunday.
New Hours in 2015. Call 303-455-1400
Jef f Archambeau, Presidentarchambeau.jef [email protected]
Michael Guiietz, Vice [email protected]
Doris Blyth, [email protected]
Justin Potter & Maureen Parina, [email protected] | [email protected]
BOARD
2014 JPUN Board MembersBrooke Bailey
David SolomonDoris Blyth
Jef f ArchambeauJerry Olson
Kim CollieKym Foster
Maureen ParinaMichael Guiietz
Tom BlythJustin Potter
Nicole DeJarnattKimber DeLoia
Chris Walker
Communications CommitteeNicole DeJarnatt
[email protected] Crocker
Land-Use CommitteeDavid Soloman
Social CommitteeKim Collie | [email protected]
Brooke Bailey [email protected]
JPUN Communnity GardenJoan Bondy
Central Valley ImprovementsJerry Olson
Je�erson ParkPet of the Month
Would you like to see your pet featured? Please send a photo and a few tidbits about your favorite pet to [email protected] [email protected]. JPUN reserves the right to edit all submissions.
JEFFERSON PARK UNITED NEIGHBORS
From the JPUNPresidentDear Jefferson Park Neighbors,
Thanksgiving has come and gone and we've all probably recovered from some great meals with friends and families –and plenty of turkey leftovers. The Christmas and New Year's Holidays will be here in a few weeks, and many of us are crazy-busy getting ready for those celebrations too. JPUN has our annual Holiday Party coming up this Saturday, Dec. 13 from 6 to 9 p.m. at Sexy Pizza. We've previously held the party at Hotel VQ, but it is now closed and will be converted to apartments over the coming months. Sexy Pizza has graciously offered to host this year’s party and we'll have food and drink not only from Sexy Pizza, but from other local restaurants as well. Bring the kids, meet new neighbors and hopefully, have fun!
We were scheduled to have JPUN Board elections at the General Membership Meeting on Dec. 9, but we have to move that to the January meeting so we can complete our recruitment efforts. Please consider joining our board so we can continue the great activities in the neighborhood, as well as being the official conduit to the city government to express the wishes of the neighborhood for priorities in city services and investments.
There are lots of free activities for the whole family that are mentioned throughout this month's newsletter, so check it all out and plan for some fun nights out for your family during this hectic season.
With my last President's Letter this month, I'd like to personally thank all the hard working members of JPUN's Board and all the dedicated volunteers who helped out with many activities these past two years, especially with our summer concert series. I've enjoyed meeting and working with many of you on other issues that have come up in the neighborhood, including the efforts to limit the Sports Authority signage, some of the zoning issues that have come up, working with some of the great new businesses and restaurants that have come to Jefferson Park, getting the new playground approved by the city, and for some of the great company and conversations with neighbors I've met over a beer or a meal. I'd also like to thank our great officers from District 1 who keep us safe and informed year round, Councilwoman Shepherd for her involvement in JPUN and the neighborhood, our friends and neighbors at the Broncos who support the neighborhood, our good friend Lauren Brockman from Allied Realty Services (developer of 2785 Speer) who has generously and consistently supported our efforts, and many other groups, city officials, organizations and merchants that have also supported JPUN over the years. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Jeff Archambeau
Margo is a two-year-old Terrier mix. Her favorite activity is playing chasewith another dog, but she also loves tohike and take long walks in the neighborhood. She was adopted from the Colorado Prison Dog program, which takes dogs from shelters and referrals – usually unwanted animals.
The inmates work with the dogs on obedience with a few tricks. They do a wonderful job; Margo knows all her obedience commands and is anxious to please. The dogs leave the programwith all their shots, spayed/neutered, teeth cleaned and bathed. There is a short program for the new owners so they know how to work with the dog, and they come home with a sample of the food they eat there and a great leather leash, also made at the prisons.
Margo has been an absolute delight and I highly recommend the program as an option for anyone looking for a well-trained pet. They also have a boarding program, where they will train your dog. The website is easy to find if you Google “Colorado Prison Dogs.”
All copy/photos/advertisements submitted to the Jefferson Park United Neighbors Newsletter will be edited and reviewed by our volunteer staff for style, grammar and content. JPUN reserves the right to refuse publication of any submitted material that does not meet our standards for a positive, informative, educational community newsletter.
FAIR FARE
Help Decide New RTD Fare StructureLet’s face it. Paying to ride transit in the Denver area can be confusing at times. How do you transfer from one bus to another or from a bus to a train? What do all of those light rail zones mean?
With five new transit lines opening in 2016 – it’s time for RTD to simplify its fare structure to make riding across the district easier.
Based on feedback from previous publicoutreach last August, RTD and the CH2MHill team have developed fare structurealternatives. They'd like to get your feedback on these fare structurerecommendations.
Information on rates andcomments can be made at www.rtd-denver.com/fare-restructuring.shtml.
You can attend any publicmeeting being held Dec. 3-11.Public meeting times and locationscan be found on the above website.
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Denver Public Works recently renovated many of the sidewalk / intersections around Sports Authority Field at Mile High Stadium, by rebuilding the curbs and making the ADA-compliant areas “Bronco orange.”
Let JPUN know on Facebook projects that Public Works should consider in Jefferson Park. Some to nominate are the lack of sidewalks north of the 23rd Avenue bridge, potholes, lack of signage, etc.
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DENVER POLICE DEPARTMENT NEWS
Click it or TicketDistrict One Police Department has received funding to monitor the 26th Ave. and Federal Blvd. intersection and enforce traffic with an emphasis on seatbelt violations. Please remember to buckle up and avoid a ticket.
Drag Racing on District One’s RadarJPUN and Sloan’s Lake Neighborhood Association are working with District One Police Department on the issue of drag racing along Federal Boulevard. If you are interested in more information, please email [email protected] or attend JPUN’s next General Membership Meeting.
Drag racing along Federal Boulevard has claimed a second life this year. In November, a Regis University student died from injuries she sustained after her car was hit head-on by a vehicle traveling 100 mph down Federal Boulevard near 55th Avenue.
In February an 11-year-old boy was also killed near Federal and Colfax by a hit-and-run driver who was drag racing. Drag racing has mostly occurred on Sunday evenings between the hours of 8 and 10 p.m.
District One is reviewing the number of speeding cars and accidents along Federal Boulevard within Jefferson Park. There have been additional accidents within the past year that have resulted in cars nearly crashing through homes. Those reports, along with a D-DACS (Data Drive Approach to Crime and Safety) analysis will provide next steps on how the police will use enforcement, education and engineering to solve these issues.
Special thanks to Commander Paul Pazen, Officer Denise Gomez and Councilwoman Susan Shepherd for their personal attention and assistance with this ongoing safety concern.
DPD encourages neighbors to contact them if you witness any drag racing activity.Bar Shooting at The BeachOn Nov. 22, up-and-coming Denver rapper Kevie Durham, 24, was killed and at least two people were hurt following a shooting at a bar called The Beach near Sports Authority Field at Mile High.
Located near Federal Boulevard and 16th Avenue, the establishment has gone through several incarnations since it was once an outpost for the Fraternal Order of Eagles
LOOKING BACK
2014 YEAR END JEFFERSON PARKJANUARY 2014
• Sarto’s & Jefferson Park Pub Under Construction• Stanley’s Liquors Closes
FEBRUARY 2014
• Jefferson Park Pub Opens!
MARCH 2014
APRIL 2014
• Meetings for the Jefferson ParkPlayground Improvement begins
• Snowball Music Festival atSports Authority Field
MAY 2014
• Sexy Pizza Opens in Jefferson Park!• JPUN Annual Clean-Up
JUNE 2014
• Elevate Denver Church brings firstbig screen movie to Jefferson Park
JULY 2014
• Dragondeer Opens 2014Jefferson Park Music
• Elevate Denver Church’s2nd Screening inJefferson Park
OCTOBER 2014 DECEMBER 2014NOVEMBER 2014
AUGUST 2014
Atanasio Ray Photography
• MTHDS Rocked the Park at the2nd Jefferson Park Music Show
SEPTEMBER 2014
• Sully & Co. Opens
• Riot Fest takes place at SportsAuthority Field
• Amass Opens
• Hotel VQ Closes
• Sarto’s Opens• One-of-three road racesto come through Jefferson Park
• JPUN Annual Holiday Party
• Sarto’s PANTRY Opens
• First AnnualHoliday Affairat Jefferson Square
• Nicole DeJarnatt volunteers as Editor of Jefferson Park News
LOOKING BACK
2014 Pets of the Month JEFFERSON PARK
Stella Fay Kara Kitty Poopy
Blair Laika Ruka
Gertie Argos Mira
Whiskey
SullyMargo
HEALTH
Fit Bits from CrossFit Rhianon SchumanCrossFit Jefferson [email protected]
Tackling the New Year!It's nearly 2015, and for many, that signifies a time to reflect on the past,and to formulate intentions for the upcoming year.
The majority of us make New Year's resolutions with the best of intentions. Unfortunately, we end up disappointed when we fail to follow through. But don’t let that get you down this year. Resolutions can be an awesome tool to help get motivated and stay on track to accomplish your goals. Here are some tips to create New Year’s resolutions you’ll actually keep:
Make your goals measurable. Don’t just say you want to lose weight. Define how many pounds, or even better how many clothing sizes you want to lose. Learning a new skill/activity can also be a great motivator.
Make your goals realistic. Consider what it will take to accomplish your resolution before making it. This will help ensure you are setting yourself up for success from the start.
Make sure your resolution comes from you. Unsurprisingly, the New Year's resolutions that are most likely to succeed are the ones that mean something to you personally. For example, resolving to run a 5K because it's something you've always thought was really cool and wanted to be able to do is going to be a lot more motivating than deciding to lose 10 pounds because your spouse or doctor told you to.
Don't make too many resolutions. As is true with habit building in general, the fewer resolutions you make, the more likely you are to succeed. Building new habits is hard. Stick to just a few, meaningful things and you'll be much more likely to meet all your healthy goals this New Year.
To help with your New Year’s resolutions, CrossFitJefferson Park is hosting a Whole Life Challenge.The Whole Life Challenge identifies areas that almost everyone wants to change, and turns those into a daily game of creating new, healthy habits. This challenge will focus on the key areas of your life that produce real, life-long changes. We will do this as a community--all friends and family are welcome to play together in this motivating game. During the challenge, you'll be given the tools and resources you need to develop new habits and see dramatic results.
Whether you crave more energy, stronger workouts, or more space in your jeans, you’ll establish habits that take you towards your goal without feeling starved or confused.
COLORADO SKI SEASON
What does the Challenge entail?• 8-week game• 4 weeks of guided support in removing sugar from the diet (without withdrawal)• Weekly action steps and practical nutrition advice (that works!)• Access to a private Facebook page curated by a nutritionist• “Go-to” recipes and snacks that will help you replace the refined grains and sugar (guilt free!)• Grocery list/kitchen stocking guide (for guaranteed success)• Eating out/travel guide to keep you on track (while partying)• Access to the body, energy and lifestyle you crave (finally)• Great prizes from neighborhood business!
The Whole Life Challenge kicks off with a Q&A session on Jan. 7 at 6 p.m. at CrossFit Jefferson Park.The game will officially start on January 17. Register by December 15 and you will receive $25off the investment fee ($99 regular investment). Registration includes entry into the Whole Life Challenge.
Register here: http://bit.ly/1vmhF0K or contact CrossFit Jefferson Park for more information.
Happy New Year!
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Free Women's Self Defense ClassThis Class Teaches Basic Self DefenseTactics Using Krav Maga Techniques.
January 31, 2015 12:00pm to 4:00pmScheitler Recreation Center5031 W 46th Ave. Denver, CO 80212 | 720.865.0640
Class is for participants 15 years and older.Please wear comfortable/athletic clothing.
RSVP to Officer Denise [email protected] | 720.913.0566
The Denver Elks Lodge #17 found the article regarding Family Star Montessori School and contacted them. They were able to provide 20 food baskets for needy families, each valued at approximately $50. Thank you!
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KUDOS
Santa's Elves - Kids Giving To KidsDec. 13 | 9 a.m. to noon Rude Recreation Center FREEwww.santaselvesdenver.orgTeach your kids about giving back this holiday season. Make them one of Santa's Elves this year and do some good in the neighborhood. Your elves will give a gift to an underserved child, face-to-face, hug-to-hug. It's Kids Giving to Kids. Sign up online then, experience the magic at a big Christmas party on Dec. 13 at the Rude Recreation Center.
JPUN Annual Holiday PartyDec. 13 | 6-9 p.m.Sexy Pizza | FREE2460 Eliot St.Mix and mingle with friends and neighbors at the annual JPUN Holiday Party. Food and refreshments will be served from your favorite local establishments. RSVP on Facebook and you’ll be registered to win some great gift certificates!
A Christmas CarolThrough Dec. 28 (closed Dec. 25)Stage TheatreCost/time varieswww.denvercenter.orgBased on Charles Dickens’ classic novel, this joyous and opulent musical adaptation traces money-hoard-ing skinflint Ebenezer Scrooge’s triumphant overnight journey to redemption.
New Year's Eve FireworksDec. 31 | 9 p.m. & midnight16th Street MallFREEwww.denver.orgThe sky will sparkle over the 16th Street Mall at the close of 2014 with the New Year's Eve Fireworks Downtown. The two spectacular fireworks shows will occur at 9 p.m. and midnight. For the best viewpoints, stand along the 16th Street Mall. Costumed entertainers will interact with crowds between shows, including magicians, mascots, balloon artists, stilt walkers, comedians and more.
*Please note, between 8 p.m. and 1 a.m., RTD Light Rail trains will not cross the 16th Street Mall and mall ride shuttles will stop temporarily during the two fireworks shows.
National WesternStock ShowJan. 10-25National Westernwww.nationalwestern.comFind your western spirit at Denver’sannual National Western Stock Show. The 16-day show serves as an entertainment arena, hosting one of the world’s richest regular season professional rodeos, the “Super Bowl” of Livestock Shows, nationally recognized Horse Shows and Colorado’s largest Western Trade Show. Tickets on sale at the NW Box Office, all King Soopers and select City Market locations, or by phone at 1-866-464-2626.
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CLOSE TO HOME
DHA Initiative Joins “Target Cities”in Urban Leadership
The City of Denver and the Housing Authority of the City and County of Denver (DHA) is participating in Target Cities, a two-year partnership of nine development projects across seven North American cities designed to amplify and accelerate district-scale community regeneration and create replicable models for next-generation urban revitalization.
EcoDistricts – the Portland, Ore. nonpro�t behind Target Cities – announced the partnership as a commitment at CGI America, a program of the Clinton Global Initiative.
The vision for Denver is to transform the entire 100 acre Sun Valley neighborhood, and create a district entity that will oversee and carry on the operation of the created district for years to come. As a Target Cities project, the Sun Valley Transformation Initiative will incorporate the central principles behind the EcoDistricts Protocol, which guides the projects through district organization and governance, assessment, implementation, and monitoring.
The District-wide Goals for Sun Valley include:
• District-scale energy infrastructure (photovoltaic, geothermal, steam, etc.) providing renewable and sustainable energy;
• Wastewater, water quality and water detention solutions;
• And recycling and any other implementable solutions that conserve resources and enhance the lives of its residents.
Additional solutions for Sun Valley include multi-modal transporta-tion options and healthy, locally grown foods are also sought.
The goal is to reduce energy consumption by more than 60 percent beyond local code standards.
A master plan for the area should be created by October of 2015.
SUN VALLEY NEWS
Drinkin’ Good in the Neighborhood
Jefferson Park’s newest neighborhood pubStop by for a pint, a chat or a snack.
2445 Eliot StDenver, CO 80211
JeffersonParkPub.com Open Daily 3pm-2am
This One’sfor the Ladies by Allie DeYoung, Financial Advisor, CFP®, CPA
Women…we’re different from men in a lot of ways, but should our investment and retirement plans be different? Now, for full disclosure—and those who know me won’t be surprised—I support equality, whether it be gender, ethnicity, or who you decide to spend your life with. But despite my personal beliefs, when it comes to financial planning, we are not all created equal. This is an ever-evolv-ing conversation. More women than ever are successful professionals, business owners, entrepreneurs, etc.; however, women often face different obstacles than men in order to achieve financial security. So whether you are a woman or love a woman (spouse, sister, mom, daughter), here are a couple of things to keep in mind when considering a financial plan.
1. ISSUE: On average, women live longer than men but earn less money; therefore, there is a larger chance that women will outlive their money. Women, on average, live about 5 years longer than men and make about 23% less per year, according to studies done by the White House and the Social Security Administration.
CONSIDERATION: Delay receiving social security benefits until age 70 to ultimately receive the highest monthly benefit. Work a couple years longer to grow your nest egg just that much more before retiring.
2. ISSUE: According to the US Department of Labor, women tend to be more conservative investors, they take on less risk in their investments. This can make it a challenge to earn the consistent returns that are necessary to have money grow over time to meet their goals.
CONSIDERATION: Sooner than later seek advice and be involved in your plan. Learning basic investment concepts, time horizon, diversification, and investment vehicles can be empowering and make you feel more comfortable taking the appropriate risk for your assets and time horizon to ultimately meet your goals.
3. ISSUE: Women will likely outlive their spouses. Not only is this emotionally difficult, but can be difficult as you age and need help or care.
CONSIDERATION: Include this scenario in your financial plan. Think about how you’d like to handle this type of situation if it were to arise, whether a long term care insurance plan, an asset-based plan, or relying on children or younger family members to help take care of aging parents.
The simple answer…yes. Yes, women should have different financial plans than men, or at least consider a couple of different variables when planning.
So, as not to end on a total downer, a very positive female “trend” is that women tend to be great caregivers. When I was writing and researching this, a lot of things reminded me of my mom. She’s very intelligent and good at a lot of things, but understanding and being involved in the investments and financial planning is probably, admittedly even, not on the top of her mind.
So, for people reading this who are like my mom or if you know someone like my mom, I just wanted to point out a couple things to make sure these wonderful caring women also take the steps to take care of themselves.
This material is being provided for information purposes only and is not a complete description, nor is it a recommendation. Any opinions are those of Allie DeYoung and not necessarily those of Raymond James. The information has been obtained from sources considered to be reliable, but Raymond James does not guarantee that the foregoing material is accurate or complete. Expressions of opinion are as of this date and are subject to change without notice. Prior to making an investment decision, please consult with your financial advisor about your individual situation. Investing involves risk and you may incur a profit or loss regardless of strategy selection.
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Remaining Broncos Gamesand Potential Playoff DatesShould the Broncos seed high enough to host a game, below are the potential datesfor playoff games. Note: Actual dates and times for each playoff game are based on final seeding and NFL scheduling procedures.
Specific game dates and times will not be released until Sunday, Dec. 28. The Broncos can host a maximum of two games, meaning they will play onJan. 3/4 or Jan. 10/11 and Jan. 18, if they advance.
• Wild Card Weekend: Jan. 3 or 4, 2015• Divisional Weekend: Jan. 10 or 11, 2015 • AFC Championship Game: Jan. 18, 2015
In addition to the potential playoff games, regular season games are as follows:
• Sunday, Dec. 28: Broncos vs. Raiders at 2:25 p.m.*During all Broncos home games, Zoning Enforcement and Right of Way Enforcementwill be scheduled and parking restrictions will apply. Illegally parked vehicles in the neighborhoods surrounding Sports Authority Field at Mile High may be ticketed and towed. Only residents with “A” stickers issued from the Parking Office are eligible to park within the neighborhood without risk of ticketing and/or towing during Stadium events.
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