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Amy Van Dyken-Rouen to recover at Craig Hospital
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Sprouts opens new market in Englewood
Colorado’s first golden girl in swimming begins a new chapter in her noteworthy life this week as a patient at the worldrenowned Craig Hospital.
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Cherry Hills Police Department achieves accreditation honor
The City of Englewood celebrated the grand opening of the new Sprouts Farmers Market at 5001 S. Broadway, near Belleview Avenue.
Volume 32 • Number 30 • June 19, 2014
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Cherry Hills Village Police Department receives Colorado Professional Standards Compliance award at the June 3 City Council meeting.
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Colorful Chihuly glass captivates visitors
The Chihuly exhibit at the Denver Botanic Gardens features a breathtaking blue glass piece of artwork adjacent the main entrance.
Denver Botanic Gardens showcases major exhibit
Photo by Tom Barry
BY KATHERINE BARRY AND TOM BARRY e n t e e ess e perching on the ponds and gracing the open spaces at the Denver Botanic Gardens is an array of brightly colored glass sculptures by renowned studio glass artist Dale Chihuly. His work is included in more than 200 museum collections worlde. e ens e t e fi st n t e ntain region to host an outdoor exhibition of Chihuly’s s een s e e e n abroad. There are 14 installations throughout the Gardens’ es st t e te ts e n t n pieces somewhat concealed within the Conservatory. es t es e n t st en t n t e nts however. They also light up the open spaces of the ens n n e n nt e n st t including one in the Japanese garden and several in the net . ne ess e s s n e fi e t t ss s nt e net ne t e of the Gardens. The canoe looks as though it has just te nt e n t e es. Be n t t st n s e t n e ss e es e e t n t e water in the pool. s s n e e s e s ne s s t n en e t s e as the retired couple typically travels here only during the nte t e. s st e t es e .
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University of Denver names new chancellor Rebecca Chopp to lead the university as 18th chancellor
e n est en e ts Board of Trustees and Chancellor Search Committee announced t e se e t n . e e Chopp as the new chancellor of the University of Denver. She comes from Swarthmore College n enns n ee s e s served as president since 2009.
The chancellor-elect will begin work prior to the start of the university’s fall quarter in September. s es ent t e n e n ts e delphia and ranked the third-best liberal arts college in the United States by U.S. News and World Report ss n te held the college’s longstanding commitment to admitting the st fie st ents t t e t e fin n circumstances. She supported
innovative ways for faculty and students to interact at Swarthe n e ten e t e st n t role the school plays in educating students to build inclusive communities and to become leaders motivated to contribute to the common good. t nn t e Chopp served as president of Colte n e s t ee s e e a comprehensive strategic plan that expanded the university’s Continued on page 5
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