2:30 The Local Liquor Licensing Authority meets today in City Council Chambers. They have a short agenda–a preliminary review of the liquor license application for Nosu Ramen. This new restaurant will be opening at 700 12th Street, in the spot where Delgotto’s used to be. The owners will be Brandon Bortles (of Abejas fame) and Noah Heaney (of Miners Saloon). More info….
7PM – The Parks, Recreation, & Museum Advisory Board meets tonight in City Council Chambers. They will discuss the latest on the DeLong Park Design. Read more….
6PM – Golden Beer Talks meets tonight at the Buffalo Rose. Don Sweetkind will tell Tales from Golden’s Nuclear Past, which will focus on Colorado’s role in the development and use of uranium in the last century and pose some questions about the future. Tonight’s featured brewery is Resolute.
The doors at the Buffalo Rose Events Center will open at 6PM. Food and drink will be available starting at 6, and the talk will start at about 6:30PM.
Other Tuesday Events:
10AM – Storytime and Craft at Colorado Railroad Museum
6PM – Book Group at Golden Library
6:15PM – Cooking Class at Earth Sweet Botanicals
6:30PM – All About Osteoporosis at Panorama Orthopedics
Live Music:
7PM – Jason Eady with the Carolyn Sills Combo at The Buffalo Rose
7PM – Karaoke Tuesdays at Dirty Dogs Roadhouse
Wednesday Preview:
7:30AM – CBAC Meeting at City Hall
10AM – Storytime at Golden History Museum
4PM – Halloween Costume Exchange at the Golden Library
6PM – The Bats of Jeffco at Jeffco Open Space
7PM – Planning Commission Study Session at City Hall
7PM – Screenagers NEXT CHAPTER at Golden High School
7:30PM – Once at Miners Alley Playhouse
In rummaging through old Golden Transcript articles, I came across one from October 12, 1972 that really surprised me. The article listed building permits that had been issued between September 12 and October 3rd of that year. Check out all these addresses: 17481 W. 16th Ave. (3-story, 23 units apartment bldg), 1821 Mt. Zion Dr., 1840 Mt. Zion Dr., 1844 Mt. Zion Dr., 508 Washington Ave., 512-514 Washington Ave. (3 unit, two story), 212 and 235 Pike St., 1936 Sage Circle, 607 Texas St., 708 Cheyenne St., 108 East St., 16817 W. 16th Pl (2-story, 4-unit). That was less than one month! I guess 1972 was a high-growth time in Golden.
