Editorial: Listen to the Past. Look to the Future.
Our small community of Edgewater is in a state of rapid change with new homes being built and redevelopment of major properties around town. In…
Editorials
Editorial: Increase School Funding for Equity
As a parent of two daughters at Jefferson Junior/Senior High School and a spouse to a preschool teacher at Lumberg Elementary, I am in support…
Editorial: You Can Have a Role in Creating Thriving Schools
On the western edge of Edgewater lies Jefferson Junior/Senior High School and across Pierce Street is Lumberg Elementary School. To those without kids, these spaces…
Perception is Everything: Echo Forum Canceled
I started the Edgewater Echo in the fall of 2013 to provide a platform for sharing good stories and relevant news to the Edgewater area….
Sunday Editorial: Going Next Door
We are more connected now than we ever have been in history. In a few seconds, we can link up with friends and family across…
Healing Our Community By Rallying Together
Many are waking up this morning in Edgewater and across the United States with a sense of uneasiness and even fear as they look at the…
Sunday Editorial: Two Storylines in Edgewater
As I sit and write this article, I look out my window and see the progress of the new Bottles and Bitters across the street…
Sunday Editorial: Connecting with the Stories of Our Neighbors
Wheat Ridge firefighters and Edgewater Police officers pulled up to our neighbor’s home and my heart dropped. I knew something very sad was unfolding. A…
Editorial: Affordable Housing in Edgewater
FOX 31 ran a story last night focused on an Edgewater family who has been locked out of their rental home on Marshall Street. From…
Editorial: Cultivating Co-Creators in Edgewater
Recently, I came across author Peter Kageyama and his books For the Love of Cities and Love Where You Live. In these books, Kageyama explores the…