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Elisabeth Slay
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Reporter, The Shawnee News-Star
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By Elisabeth Slay Verified| Colorado Community Media Verified This summer, the Englewood Library is bringing the community together with a vibrant lineup of events designed to inspire reading, creativity and connection. The annual Summer Reading Program kicks off May 27 — just after Memorial Day — and offers exciting opportunities for kids, teens and adults to stay engaged all summer long. Rachel Fewell, library director, said this year’s theme for the summer reading program is Color Your World. “We’re going to be doing a theme based on a color,” Fewell said.
By Elisabeth Slay Verified| Colorado Community Media Verified For over six decades Frank the Pizza King has been a beloved staple in Englewood’s business community. Now, after 64 years the pizzeria will close its doors. Matt Krascek, co-owner of the business and grandson of Frank Krascek “the Pizza King,” said he and employees knew the building was up for sale a few months but were shocked to find out on April 10 that the building had been sold and they would need to vacate the premises. “We’re pretty devastated,” Krascek said. “The truth really upset me.
By Elisabeth Slay Verified| Colorado Community Media Verified This summer, the Englewood Library is bringing the community together with a vibrant lineup of events designed to inspire reading, creativity and connection. The annual Summer Reading Program kicks off May 27 — just after Memorial Day — and offers exciting opportunities for kids, teens and adults to stay engaged all summer long. Rachel Fewell, library director, said this year’s theme for the summer reading program is Color Your World. “We’re going to be doing a theme based on a color,” Fewell said.
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The Shawnee News-Star
Shawnee, United States
+1 405-273-4200