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Concrete and brick pavers coe in many different colors, shapes, sizes and textures. Photos courtesy of Designs By Sundown
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Freezing and thawing… shifting and sloping… it’s just part of life in Colorado. Our extreme weather conditions can take its toll on hardscape materials. But, there is good news. Pavers are a proven winner when it comes to year-round outdoor living in Colorado.
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Swingle joins annual volunteer cemetery beautification effort
Riverside Cemetery, the oldest operating cemetery in Denver, will receive special treatment on April 22 with a little help from Swingle Lawn, Tree and Landscape Care. Photo courtesy of Swingle
Earth Day 2011 finds Colorado’s largest lawn, tree and landscape care company beautifying a space of historical importance to the city of Denver and of emotional significance to many families.
On Friday, April 22, Swingle Lawn, Tree and Landscape Care will provide time, expertise and labor for the Colorado Association of Lawn Care Professionals’ Third Annual Day of Service at Riverside Cemetery, Denver’s oldest operating cemetery.
“This is a special place in Denver, particularly for those who visit loved ones here,” said John Gibson, president of Swingle and past president of PLANET, “and it’s been significantly affected by Dutch Elm Disease and other factors. We hope that our efforts to revitalize Riverside make life easier for visitors.”
The effort is provided in conjunction with the Professional Landcare Network’s National Day of Service. Swingle Lawn Manager Tom Lynch, a CALCP Board Member, will help with turf projects while additional Swingle employees perform tree removals. Swingle is a member of PLANET.
Riverside Cemetery is designated as a National Historic District and was listed in 2008 as one of Colorado’s “Most Endangered Places.” It is located one half mile north of I-70 at 5201 Brighton Blvd, Denver, CO, 80216. The revitalization labor will take place on the morning of Friday, April 22.
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By Cynthia Meschke
The devil may be in the details, but with Elaine and Jim Russell on your side, any kitchen or bath remodel project can prove to be a divine experience.
While most places sell cabinets, deliver, install and leave, Imagine Kitchens and Baths, located in suite 155 of 8130 S. University in Centennial, is more than just a “stock shop.”
“We work directly with the customers throughout the process and it feels good for us and them,” Elaine said. “We’re personable and accessible, and that’s what sets us apart.” Read the full article →
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