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January 22, 2021

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“Despite economic ship, GRACe is a thriving community of resident artists dedicated to their craft.

Tennyson Street in Northwest Denver has undergone many changes in its long history, but a recent explosion of property development in the area is changing the character of one of Denver’s top destinations. The street, that once was full of bungalows and small businesses and saw streetcars travel between old Elitch Gardens and the Oriental Theater— is now experiencing growing pains. Read more in our Patrick Stachniak’s latest article, “An Explosion of Development on Tennyson Street.”

First responders often face challenges when trying to de-escalate situations with people who are going through a mental health crisis.

James Pierce started The Clean Sock Project to help people experiencing homelessness. Our Lilybeth Valles Menov learned, for Pierce, that giving away socks to those in need is his calling. Read about how James Pierce is transforming lives through socks using the link in our bio. 🤍🧦

The seasons are changing.🍁🍂 Shana Tova to our Jewish friends and neighbors and best wishes for blessings in the new year.

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