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Englewood Mayor Pro Tem Jim Woodward joins Twin Dragon restaurant owner Shiou Yun Wang and her son, Englewood City Councilman Joe Jefferson, at the Twin Dragon’s 35th anniversary celebration on July 27. Jefferson calls Wang, who received Englewood’s Lifetime Business Achievement Award earlier this year, the American Dream incarnate. After her family fled communist China in the late 1940s, Wang was born in present-day North Korea. While still an infant, her family fled communism again before Wang eventually immigrated to the United States and studied English at the University of Denver. After six months of paying the bills by working at the nearby Twin Dragon, Wang bought the then-tiny restaurant in 1977. Today, the since-relocated and much larger eatery at 3021 S. Broadway is among metro Denver’s destination Chinese restaurants. Photo by Peter Jones
Annual outdoor movie planned in Cherry Hills
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herry Hills Village will host their annual outdoor movie night Aug. 25 at 6:30 p.m. and feature Puss in Boots. The movie will be projected on a large screen at John Meade Park behind the Fire Station and City Center at 2450 E. Quincy Ave. Free ice cream, popcorn and a jumping castle for children are also planned. Chairs and blankets are recommended.
Picnics are also an option. More details can be found on the Cherry Hills Village website www.cherryhillsvillage.com or by calling Pamela at 303-7832744.
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On July 23, at approximately 7:17 a.m., officers were dispatched to the 00-99 block of Sandy Lake Road on a criminal mischief report. The victim stated that unknown individuals damaged the mailbox and several plants and trees were either pulled from the ground or trampled.
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The Denver Metro Chamber announced that Tameka Montgomery will join the Denver Metro Chamber Leadership Foundation as executive director on Aug. 26. Montgomery, most recently executive director of the Chamber’s Denver Metro Small Business Development Center, manages three offices, a team of 23 staff and consultants and more than 45 volunteers serving more than 4,000 individuals and businesses each year. Under her leadership, the Denver Metro SBDC has achieved success by creating innovative programs and assembling a team of high-quality business advisors and network of resources. In 2011, the combined investments and resources supported the creation and retention of 2,800 jobs, $15 million in capital investments and $32 million in contracts for area small businesses. Prior to the Denver Metro SBDC, Montgomery launched a business incubator that provided low-cost office space, business support services and technical assistance to area entrepreneurs. She is a past Presidential Management Fellow with the U.S. Department of Justice and a former Peace Corps volunteer.
Burglary On July 28, at approximately 4:23 p.m., officers were dispatched to the 6400 block of East Tufts Avenue on a report of a cold burglary. The owner stated he discovered that unknown individuals had gained access to the residence by using an unknown tool to pry open a door. Several pieces of jewelry and some currency were taken from the home. While doing the neighborhood canvas another homeowner from the 6400 block of E. Tufts Ave. approached the officers stating unknown individuals had also gained access to his residence by using an unknown tool to pry open the front door. A computer was taken in the incident.
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