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4th of July Parade and Picnic 2016

6/21/2016

 
Come Join the Wellshire East Neighborhood Residents for the 22nd Annual 4th of July Parade and Picnic!

Monday, July 4th at 9:30 AM

Parade starts at the corner of East Eastman and Magnolia, proceeds down Eastman to Dartmouth, and ends at Hutchinson Park.

At the park will will be playing games, awarding prizes and serving refreshments!

Each family please bring one dozen cookies or brownies to share!

Decorate your bikes, strollers, scooters, wagons, dogs and yourself and come down for games, prizes and yummy treats!

Treecycle

12/29/2015

 
Hello Neighbors,
Christmas has come and gone, and as you clean up your house after the holiday, you'll surely want to dispose of your tree before it leaves all of its needles on your living room floor. The city offers a free program called Treecycle. If you leave your tree out near your regular garbage on Janaury 6 or January 13 (our normal trash days), the tree will be picked up and shredded to make mulch. You can collect some free mulch from this program in the spring. Click here for more information.

2015 Dumpster Event

10/15/2015

 

June Newsletter

6/16/2015

 
Greetings Neighbors,
It's been a rainy spring so hopefully we can finally kick off the summer!

Please click here to read through the June Newsletter for these topics of interest:
  • Gentle Reminders and City Ordinances.
  • Wellshire East 4th of July Celebration and Annual Meeting and Elections of Board and HOA Members
  • Request to Update your information for the 2015-2016 Wellshire East Directory
  • Recommendations for our Service Directory

Also, a note from Lois Kahn:Wellshire East 4th of July Parade & Picnic
Plans are well underway - hoorah!
The Flyers are being distributed this week -      
There are a couple of areas that need HELP:   
  • Games: Need another adult or two to assist with the games
  • Popular activity of Face Painting : Looking for a couple more "painters"!
Please contact Lois Kahn for details at kalo284@aol.com or 303-758-0092.


Thanks! See you at the 4th of July!


President: Jennifer Barton
Vice-President: Kevin Zaloudek
Secretary: Marge Johnson
Treasurer: Rob Kesselman

Members at Large:
Joyce Butler
Myrna Poticha
Claire Merrill
John Thompson

Mark your Calendars! 4th of July Parade and Picnic

5/27/2015

 
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TO ALL WELLSHIRE EAST HOMEOWNERS
SPECIAL NOTICE!     
21st Annual 4th of July Parade & Picnic
Saturday, July 49:30 am 
Mark your Calendars  - Details to be announced mid-June


Municipal Election Day - May 5, 2015

4/21/2015

 
The municipal election is here. You should already have your ballot (they were mailed out the week of April 13). Don't forget to vote. There are several important races that impact our district, including the District 4 council seat currently held by Peggy Lehmann. Peggy is term limited and we have the duty to pick the next leader for Southeast Denver.

Quick Facts:
  • Election Day is May 5th. Make sure you vote by 7PM on that day.
  • The closest ballot drop off location is at the Southmoor Light Rail Station
  • The closest Voter Service & Polling Center is Christ Community Church (8085 E Hampden)

District 4 Council Forum

4/8/2015

 
Denver's municipal election is coming up. Election day is May 5.

If you're unsure about who to vote for, watch the debate between three of the candidates here:

This election will be conducted by mail-in ballot. A ballot will be mailed to all active on April 13. Voter service centers will also be available for in-person voting. If you need to register to vote, go here: https://www.sos.state.co.us/voter-classic/secuRegVoterIntro.do.

Denver INC (Inter Neighborhood Cooperation) has compiled questionaires from each of the candidates here: 
http://denverinc.org/district-4/

For other pertinent information on the election, the city's website has lots of good information: http://www.denvergov.org/elections/DenverElectionsDivison/tabid/445051/Default.aspx


Break-in on Pontiac

3/25/2015

 
Hello Neighbors,
Keep your eyes open for suspicious behavior. See below regarding a car break-in on Pontiac:

Our car was broken into yesterday morning on our driveway. We have submitted a police report but, of course, there's no way to do anything about this random theft/vandalism. 


The non-emergency line for the police is (720) 913-2000. Any time you see anything suspicious or to file a police report of your own, please call this number. It's incumbent on us to keep watch over our neighborhood. The police can help protect us best if they have a complete picture of the crime in the area. Also please email wellshireeast@gmail.com so that we can keep the entire neighborhood in the loop.

Thanks!
The Wellshire East HOA Board

Water Main Project

3/2/2015

 
Neighbors,
You've probably seen the large accumulation of construction equipment on Floyd today. This is in preparation for a water main replacement project on several sections of Eastman and Niagara streets. Residents on the streets that are directly impacted were sent a letter about the project. See the attached letter.

Here are some of the details:
  • Project to begin in early March
  • Project will take approximately 2 months
  • Traffic detours may be in place periodically
  • Water outages may be possible, but 24 hours notice will be given to the affected households

For more information:
  • Denver Water Customer Care: 303-893-2444
  • Denver Water Operations & Maintenance (Eddie Hernandez): 303-628-6563

As the HOA board learns more information, we'll pass it along.


Thanks,
Wellshire East HOA Board
Water Main Project
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Free and Low-Cost Trees for your yard

1/11/2015

 
Denver Digs Trees, Get Yours For Cheap
The Park People’s tree distribution program — Denver Digs Trees — has helped add a ton of green to city blocks. And though it seems a wee bit early to be thinking about spring, now’s the time to apply for FREE medium to large shade trees that will be distributed in the spring. This year all Denver residents are eligible for the freebies, regardless of where they live in the city. Trees that normally cost as much as $125 are $35 per tree ($10 if you live in one of 27 target neighborhoods or free to those with financial hardship) if you agree to plant them in the public right-of-way (the green belt between a sidewalk and the street) and/or in your yard. Apply early and get your choice of tree variety specially selected for our climate. And you’ll have to pick up your tree(s) on April 18 (yep, you have to plant them yourself). Learn more and apply online at The Park People website. In both cases, applications are due no later than Feb. 15. Questions? Call 303-722-6262.


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