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Driving Park 2022 Fall Festival
On Saturday, October 22nd we held our 2022 Fall Festival. We gathered with our neighbors to enjoy hot chocolate, costumes, games, great conversation and general fun! Driving Park HD 2022 Annual Neighborhood Meeting Our 2021 Annual Neighborhood Meeting was held on Wednesday, September 21st. Did you know?
Driving Park HD has a neighborhood book club. We meet on the 2nd Wednesday of every month. If you are interested in learning more about the books we are reading this year or if you would like to join, click here. Driving Park HD 2021 Picnic On Thursday, August 5th we had our first live event in 2 years. Lots of neighbors came out and enjoyed a summer evening with dogs, burgers, lots of sides and...snow cones. Thanks to Chris and Becca for sharing their parkway - it was the perfect location. And many thanks to Gretchen and Tom Sickler and Natacha Kiler for all the planning and preparation. Neighbors making a difference for neighbors! Learn about the history of Driving Park Historic District We recently acquired a downloadable version of the application to designate Driving Park as a Historic District. It provides a detailed history of our neighborhood and its historic characteristics. If you are curious about the history of your home, this document will be of interest to you. Click here to learn more about the history of our neighborhood. |
President's Corner
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Now that we are finished with the holidays and almost a month into 2023, our Board will be getting together to plan our activities for 2023. Check back here for updates or better yet, make sure you are on our email list (click here if you haven't received emails from us in the past.)
Meanwhile, a quick reminder that Denver requires all property owners to clear snow from their sidewalks within 24 hours after the snow has stopped falling. Homeowners who are unable to shovel their walks can request assistance through Denver's Snow Angel Program. |