Hollywood, CA – In a press conference held on April 19th George A. Romero, who has written and directed the Night of the Living Dead films announced that the latest film in the Series will be filmed at the Stapleton King Soopers. [Read more…] about Night of the Living Dead Sequel to be Filmed at Stapleton King Soopers

The real estate market in Stapleton has become so competitive, and the inventory is so low, that realtors who specialize in Stapleton are beginning to build homes in the area. “I have a few things coming up, but to guarantee I will have a pipeline of places to sell here, I had to get to work,” said local real estate agent Seth Hamrock. “Obviously, I know a lot about houses, but I didn’t realize it was this much work to build them. I could really use some help.” [Read more…] about Stapleton Realtors Building Homes Themselves To Create Inventory

We have all seen the many wonderful private courtyards sprinkled around Stapleton. The courtyards serve as a nice play area for the members and gives them a greater sense of community. According to those residing in these courtyards, there is only one problem: there is not enough privacy from outside residents. [Read more…] about Private Courtyard Residents Working Hard to Keep Non-Residents Out

SUN and DPS have announced that they are partnering with Phillips Andover Academy, one of the oldest private schools in America, to bring a new campus to Stapleton. [Read more…] about Phillips Andover Academy Opening Western Campus at Stapleton

Stapleton man Steve Cuthbert has been a golf fan since he can remember. He started playing at age six with his dad, and went on to be a successful golfer in high school, and even played golf in college. He does not golf quite as much as he used to, but still gets out a decent amount. He has followed several golfers over the years, and like many fans, was enamored by Tiger Woods’ golf game. [Read more…] about Stapleton Wife Catches Husband in the Act of Watching Tiger Woods

Robert McCracken enjoys running to keep in Shape. Six years ago, his wife Helen had their second baby. They now had a newborn and a two year old. Robert continued to run on his own, but told his wife he would love to get a running stroller for which he could eventually take both the kids. Robert told her to find one, as that was “her department.” [Read more…] about After Three Years, Stapleton Man Realizes Stroller Not Personally Monogrammed

Eastbridge residents have never been proponents of Havana St. eventually becoming a through street. Many have made their voices heard at block captain meetings, MCA meetings, and SUN meetings. “We already get enough accidental traffic,” says Eastbridge resident David Clark. “People ignore or don’t see the sign right now, so imagine if they opened it up and encouraged people to come straight through on their way to Aurora.” That’s exactly what will be happening in the next couple of months when Havana and Iola will wind right into our rougher, less refined neighbor, Aurora. “First, we are allowing them to hop on a bus right in the middle of our community,” says resident Kyle Streff. “Now, we are going to allow them to drive in and out without any type of inconvenience or barrier? This is ridiculous?” Residents fear that the already busy road will become the main access for Aurorans to access their homes. The Stapleton Transportation committee recently completed a study, and the results are quite alarming to residents in the area. The study includes but is not limited to the following information:

• Auto theft expected to go up 400%
• Home invasions to rise 230%
• Police chases (may include helicopters) to increase 220%
• Shootouts to go up another 500%
• Gang related tagging to increase 150%

These numbers are quite concerning to resident Sarah Nuss. “Maybe not having gun legislation isn’t such a bad thing,” says Nuss. “If the city of Denver and Forest City are not taking the necessary steps to protect my family, I will.” SUN is working alongside the MCA and Forest City to work out a resolution to make Eastbridge residents more safe. Some ideas include discounts on bullet-proof glass, as well as hiring a full scale security team from 6PM-3AM. The community has yet to make any final decisions, but vows to protect itself from Aurora residents driving to their homes. ]]>

Kathleen Andreasen decided to take a trip to the Stapleton Home Depot and then grabbed a quick sub from Jimmy Johns. She assumed the trip would take roughly an hour from the time she left her home to the time she arrived home. “I ended up being gone for about two hours,” said Kathleen. “It was ridiculous, and infuriating.” [Read more…] about Stapleton Woman Stuck at Quebec Square Intersection for 45 Minutes