u/Scott_Gilbert7

Church's $65K tax-money request divides Englewood downtown board

Church's $65K tax-money request divides Englewood downtown board

A request for $65,000 in tax money by the Sacred Grace Englewood church has eaten up big portions of the last two Englewood Downtown Development Authority (EDDA) board meetings without a decision, and the quasi-public agency has now scheduled an all-hands policy-making session for May 27 in hopes of settling the questions raised by the grant application. The funds are being sought for exterior improvements at the congregation's newly leased space in the Chase Bank tower as part of the EDDA's Building Improvement Grant program. Click here for the Englewood Herald story: https://www.littletonindependent.net/englewood/article_f3df1d44-3f76-45fe-9214-18d99125df49.html

u/Scott_Gilbert7 — 7 days ago
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Lawsuit suggests massive Englewood CubeSmart theft was inside job

A million-dollar lawsuit filed by the victims of a massive burglary at an Englewood CubeSmart Self Storage facility makes an argument for believing that the general manager of the premises “has some involvement and culpability in the theft.” Click here for the Englewood Herald story: https://www.littletonindependent.net/englewood/article_a1e5a6bf-606a-42c8-8b3c-8faac1c01ae6.html

u/NeverSelfStore — 3 days ago

News from our neighbors in Littleton, on an issue that also occurs in Englewood: Jonathan Awbrey, the owner of an unleashed Staffordshire terrier that was running loose in an on-leash park when it killed an aging pug, is headed to trial on four charges. The pug's owners are trying to pay down the bill for their fruitless emergency veterinarian visit after rejecting a liability-dodging deal offered by Awbrey, who responded to a reporter's request for comment with a text saying "Kindly f--- off." Click here for the Colorado Community Media story: https://www.littletonindependent.net/news/article_580a31d7-b637-4474-9152-c55e511c4b54.html

u/Scott_Gilbert7 — 16 days ago

The Oxford Pedestrian Bridge — which, to be clear, will carry walkers and bicyclists over Oxford Avenue and not over Santa Fe Drive — is set to open on May 13 with a 4 p.m. ribbon-cutting that is open to the public. The ceremony will be at the north end of the bridge, adjacent to the Oxford/City of Sheridan Light Rail Station. Click here for the Englewood Herald story: https://www.littletonindependent.net/englewood/article_37953775-0df0-4170-8556-5c097696da22.html

u/Scott_Gilbert7 — 21 days ago

Just a heads-up to my fellow spaced-out, texting, radio-station-changing Englewood motorists -- if you've been accustomed to taking the far-right lane of southbound Broadway across Chenango Avenue, the lane is now blocked by one of the new bus slabs. I made the abrupt discovery late last night while driving to Murphy USA, with oncoming LED headlights making it hard to see this traffic cone until the last second.

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u/Scott_Gilbert7 — 22 days ago