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The First Presbyterian Church of Oregon and the Peoples United Methodist Church of Oregon were planning for Christmas Eve services. But after broken water pipes caused damage at one, the churches are now working together to give their congregations the opportunity to worship and celebrate.
After water pipes at the First Presbyterian Church of Oregon froze and burst on Dec. 10, it appeared that only one of the two churches would be able to go through with those Christmas Eve plans.
It was disheartening because we were expecting everybody to be here for Christmas and to really celebrate being home together, Le Anne Clausen de Montes, pastor at the Presbyterian Church, said.
In addition to two Christmas Eve services, the Presbyterian congregation had plans to host a Christmas Cantata for the entire community.
Damage to the church is so bad that they will not be able to use the sanctuary for services until sometime after the first of the year. Construction crews will not even be able to begin work on the repairs until after Jan. 1.
The left the congregation without a place to hold their Christmas Eve service until a member of a church down the street learned of the situation.
And she said, Pastor Jason, I wanted you to know Ive invited the Presbyterians over for Christmas Eve, and I said, OKto your house, all of them, one of them, what do you mean,? and she said, Well no, theyve had a problem with their building and so Ive invited them to be with us for Christmas Eve, Jason Mahnke, pastor at the Peoples United Methodist Church of Oregon, said.
Mahnke and Associate Pastor Johanna Mahnke reached out to the First Presbyterian Church and offered to make available a time on Christmas Eve in their church for an additional service. The First Presbyterian Church service will take place at 5:30 p.m. In addition, the members of both churches are being welcomed to attend any of the services at the Methodist Church on Christmas Eve. The Methodist Church services will be held at 4, 7 and 9 p.m.
Were not about nitpicking theology details. Were about being a community, Mahnke said.
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A Minnesota developer proposesconstruction ofa 48-unit apartment building at the corner of Davenport's West 4th and Gaines streets, away from the booming rental neighborhood at the east end of downtown.
Stan Buesing, whose family owns the property, confirmed the interest in his property at that intersection. They have a tentative offer with MWF Properties of Minneapolis, pending financing. He declined to say how much the offer is.
Alderman Bill Boom, 3rd Ward, who represents the downtown, said he likes the project. It is expected to have a handful of market-rate apartments along with affordable housing options.
"I think it is the start of something," Boom said. "We are starting to see investment further and further west. It would be a great development for that corner and allow us to clean up that corner."
The building will be four stories and offer underground parking on the north half of the block. The project doesn't require rezoning but would go through the Design Review Board process for the downtown.
Alderman Gene Meeker, at large, who chairs the council's economic development committee, sees good and not so good in the project.
"It would be nice to get some of those properties cleaned up over in that area," he said. "Were always looking for investment in our community, but were getting more than our share of subsidized housing."
MWF, one of three companies the city council backed for tax credit applications earlier this month, isn't expected to hear whether it will receive those until the end of January, Buesing said. Bruce Berger, of the city's Community Planning and Economic Development Department, said he doesn't expect an answer until March.
Buesing said it was time to sell the property and it had been on the market for some time.
"We wanted to get out from under the building," Buesing said of his family. "Wed like to get the money so our kids dont have to worry about it if something happens to us.
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Linsette Hawkins walks back to her apartment near Kentucky Avenue and Dexter Street, where more than 100 windows are set to be replaced as a result of damage from a nearby blaze. (AAron Ontiveroz, The Denver Post)
Officials still do not know what caused a Dec. 14 fire in Glendale.
The blaze burned so hot that it leveled an apartment building that was under construction and melted vehicles parked across the street.
A team of investigators spent five days on the scene and interviewed numerous witnesses, but officials have not been able to determine what started the blaze, according to a news release issued Monday.
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), the Denver Fire Department, the Glendale Police Department, and the Colorado Bureau of Investigation participated.
"If information is developed in the future to indicate or warrant further investigation, the finding of undetermined can be changed," the release said.
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