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Frequently Asked Questions

Click on one of the links below for more information. Remember, whenever you’re using YourHub.com, you can click on the for help or more detailed information. Still need help? Feel free to contact the YourHub.com staff. Click here to e-mail us.

Who can use YourHub.com?

Who writes the stories?

Is there anything beside the Web site?

How are stories selected to be in the YourHub.com section of the Rocky Mountain News?

How do I get YourHub.com delivered to me?

How do I get started?

What will you do with my personal information?

When and why will you be contacting me?

Who can I call with questions regarding posting stories and photos, tech support, retail advertising, classified advertising or online advertising?

Who can I contact about contests that YourHub.com is promoting?

How do I contact you if there is a local listing missing?

How do I contribute stories or photos?

How do I create a great posting?

How do I take the best photos for YourHub.com?

What size photos should I post to the Web site?

How do I share my opinion about people, places or events in my community?

How do I add an event to my community’s calendar?

How do I start a blog?

How are events considered for the print editions and the YourHub.com calendar that appears in Wal-Mart stores?

How do I find the blog, stories or events I created on YourHub.com?

How do I edit my stories, events or blog?

How are the community Web sites grouped by print section?

What are the site requirements for YourHub.com?

Why is my age required on the registration form?

How long do online-only ads stay on the site?

Could you give me or my organization a demonstration on how to best use YourHub.com?

Do you have a user guide about posting stories, blog entries and other content that I could download?

Do you have a user guide about posting stories, blog entries and other content that I could download?

At which businesses can I find a free copy of the YourHub.com print edition?

Who can use YourHub.com?
Anyone on the Web can read stories on YourHub.com. But, if you want to post a story, you have to register.

Who writes the stories?
Members of YourHub.com staff will write some stories and gather links to stories from different places, but mostly community members like you write the stories and take the photos.

Is there anything beside the Web site?
YourHub.com is also a weekly section produced by the
Rocky Mountain News. The best stories, photos and news from the Web will be published each week in print and delivered to subscribers of the Rocky Mountain News and The Denver Post.

How are stories selected to be in the newspaper section of YourHub.com?
Journalists from each Hub review all of the postings every week and select the most interesting and topical entries. If you are interested in being in the YourHub.com section, it’s best to include high resolution photos with your entries and be very descriptive in describing your stories and photos.

How do I get YourHub.com delivered to me?
In order to receive the YourHub.com section you have to subscribe to the Thursday 
Rocky Mountain News or The Denver Post or visit a local business that offers the print edition for free (see "At which businesses can I find a free copy of the YourHub.com print edition?" below). Click here for subscription information.

How do I get started?
Select the community where you live from the dropdown menu at the left part of the page. In the red dot on the top left of your community's homepage, click the "register." Enter your name and a few other details, and click the "submit" button. From there, it’s all yours. If you're already registered, click on the links at the top left part of the page to start a blog, post a story or event, and more.

What will you do with my personal information?
Your personal information you provide to us by registering will not be used by anyone other than YourHub.com. We need information like your address and phone number so we can contact you when we decide to put one of your stories or events in the newspaper section of YourHub.com. Your birthday is required to verify that you are at least 14 years of age. Rest assured, your personal information is safe and will not be sold to any other company.

When and why will you be contacting me?
We may contact you any time your stories or events are added to the newspaper section of YourHub.com. Occasionally, YourHub.com will also e-mail you about contests or new features on the site.

Who can I call with questions regarding posting stories and photos, tech support, retail advertising, classified advertising or online advertising?
Call us at 303-623-2HUB (2482) and select 1 for retail, 2 for classifieds, 3 for online ads or 4 for posting stories and photos or starting a blog.

Who can I contact about contests that YourHub.com is promoting?
For information regarding contests on YourHub.com, please contact
contests@yourhub.com.

How do I contact you if there is a local listing missing?
If you believe there should be an addition made to one of the local listings, please contact
comments@yourhub.com.

How do I contribute stories or photos?
This is the place for you to share your stories and photos with your community. Click on the ‘Share Stories’ link at the top-right part of this page. Then follow the step-by-step instructions. If you have any trouble along the way, click on the for more information. Once you’ve added a story, it will be accessible to all YourHub.com visitors. They can find it through the search tools at right.

How do I create a great posting?
Remember the five W’s:
Who:
Who is your story about? Your pet? Your kids? Your business? Don’t forget to include names and other relevant identifying information. Also, identify yourself, the writer. Include your name, occupation, title, where you live or work or any other information that would be relevant considering your topic.
What: What is the central focus of your story? Make sure you have a sentence or paragraph that really drives your point home.
When: When did this happen? If you’re letting us know about an upcoming event, don’t forget to tell us when it is – date and time.
Where: Give us specific locations, ideally an address.
Why: Why should someone read your story? What makes it unique and essential — or simply fun?

Get started. Go to YourHub.com and register. It’s free. Next, go to your hub and click on “Stories & Photos” icon to the right of “Get Published.” Pick a category and then write your story (or paste it from a text document) and/or attach your photos. Once you’re done, hit “preview/publish.” Don’t like what you see? Click on “back to edit.” Have a masterpiece? Click “publish.” Have technical problems? Click here to e-mail us.

Pick a category. The categories are entertainment, pets, friends & family, tips & techniques, faith, travel, education, news, business, sound off, reviews, sports and milestones. Where does your contribution fit?
Show us.
Attach a picture by clicking on the “attach images” button. You know that old adage: a picture tells a thousand words. Including a picture with your story adds a visual element and increases interest for viewers. Plus, it makes for a prettier page in our print edition. If you post a picture (or four), don’t forget to tell us who is in the picture, first and last names, where they’re from and about when the picture was taken.
Be concise. To get a story in the paper, you don’t have to write a novel. Plus, if you keep it short, there’s less of a chance that we’ll have to make some cuts to fit your story in the print edition.
Photos can tell the story. If you have great photos to share, but don’t want to write a whole story, just post them! Be sure to include the five W’s in the captions.
Make it interesting. Who says news has to be serious? If you’re writing about your child’s lemonade stand, and they said something hilarious to their first customer, include the quote!
Don’t worry if you’re a “good” writer or not. Just tell your story.
Get it in on time. If you really want to see your story in the next week’s print edition, be sure you get it to us a week in advance.
Stay a while. When you’re on YourHub.com, don’t forget you can start a blog, post free classifieds and check out other users’ personal profiles.

How do I take the best photos for YourHub.com?
Be there.
Always try to get yourself in a prime position to take pictures at public gatherings — get as close as possible. Show up early if you can.
Show faces. YourHub.com is all about the people in the community, so be sure to show us faces in your pictures.
Get names. We need the names of people in your photos if you can get them. Any other information is helpful as well, such as location, dates, and event titles.
Go candid. Posing people is easy but doesn’t always make for the most exciting shot. Try to capture the action at hand.

Shoot lots.
Film is cheap, but digital is cheaper. The more photos you have, the more likely one of them will be perfect for YourHub.com.
Keep it simple. When posting a digital image, use the original file size. Do not attempt to shrink or otherwise edit your photos — leave the Photoshop duties to us.
We’re flexible. Digital is the most convenient medium to work in, but we can use film, too. Scan images from prints or negatives before posting them, mail prints to us for scanning, or just call 303-954-5482 with any questions.

What size photos should I post to the Web site?
The original. It is best to leave the photo editing to us. There are no restrictions on the size of a digital photo that you can post to the site, but if an image is too small, we can’t run it in print. The ideal size for your images is 2 MB or 5x7 at 300dpi. That is the largest we will need. And we prefer JPEG files. If you have any questions about size or whether a picture can run in print, don’t hesitate to contact us at 303-954-5482.

How do I share my opinion about people, places or events in my community?
This is the place for you to share your opinion or reviews. Click on the "Stories" link at the top left part of this page. Then click on "Post a Story" below that link and "Sound Off" or "Reviews" in the category menu. If you have any trouble along the way, click on the for more information. Once you’ve added a story, it will be accessible to all YourHub.com visitors.

How do I add an event to my community’s calendar?
This is the place for you to add events to your community’s calendar. The events will be shared with all YourHub.com visitors – so make sure to give clear instructions about where and when events are held. Click on the "Events" link at the top left part of this page. Then, follow the step-by-step instructions. If you have any trouble along the way, click on the for more information. Once you’ve added an event, it will be accessible to all YourHub.com visitors. They can find it through the calendar on the community's homepage.

How do I start a blog?
Click on "Blogs" on that toolbar to the left of your community's Web site. From there, you can make new entries or go through other stuff you've blogged. We've got a huge list of categories to help you keep track of what you wrote, but don't get intimidated. You say you started a jai alai league in your basement? It might not fit perfectly in our categories, but that's just too cool a story to throw away. Pick the closest thing that fits. We've tried to make everything as simple as possible. Just type in your text, submit it, and you're set. If you're a little more tech savvy, play around with adding images or with your HTML to get into the guts of your blog. If you choose to flag what you've written as public, keep an eye out on the YourHub.com print editions every Thursday - you might be in the paper.

How are events considered for the print editions and the YourHub.com calendar that appears in Wal-Mart stores?
The weekly print section calendars list events that occur the Thursday of publication through the following Wednesday. Events should be posted online at least two weeks prior to the publication of the edition you'd like your event considered for. Events posted with photos are stronger candidates for being the featured event in the print section calendars. To be considered for the Wal-Mart calendar, which is displayed near the checkout lanes in 17 stores throughout the metro area, post your event online at least three weeks prior to when it occurs. Contact community journalist Charmaine Robledo at
robledoc@yourhub.com or 303-954-2465 for the Wal-Mart calendar guidelines. YourHub.com cannot guarantee any event will be listed in the print sections or in Wal-Mart stores.

How do I find the blog, stories or events I created on YourHub.com?
You can access all of your content in one place. Click on ‘My Stuff’ at the top-left part of this page for your entries.

How do I edit my stories, events or blog?
You can make changes to anything you add to YourHub.com. To edit a story or event you have posted, click on ‘My Stuff’ at the top-left part of this page. Clicking on these will bring you to a listing of all stories and events you have posted. Scroll through your list to find the story or event you would like to edit and click the edit button to the left of the title. Once you’ve made your changes, press the update button and your edits will be applied.

How are the community Web sites grouped by print section?
We have 47 Web sites and 18 print editions representing the Denver metro area. Here's how they are grouped:
--Boulder, Erie, Lafayette, Louisville, Superior
--Longmont, Niwot, Weld County
--Broomfield, Westminster
--Arvada, Wheat Ridge
--Conifer, Golden, Evergreen
--Columbine, Ken Caryl, Littleton, Morrison
--Lakewood, Edgewater
--Centennial, Cherry Hills Village, Englewood, Greenwood Village, Littleton, Sheridan
--Highlands Ranch, Lone Tree, Roxborough
--Parker, Franktown
--Castle Pines, Castle Rock
--Denver
--Denver North
--Denver Southwest
--Denver Southeast, Glendale
--Brighton, Commerce City, Federal Heights, Northglenn, Thornton
--Aurora North, Green Valley Ranch, Montbello
--Aurora South

What are the site requirements for YourHub.com?
YourHub.com was designed for Mac OS X™ and Microsoft Windows™ 2000, XP Home or XP Professional or later running Microsoft Internet Explorer™ 6.X, Firefox™ 1.x, Netscape® 7.x and Safari™ 1.2 or later supporting the Macromedia Flash™ Player 7.

Why is my age required on the registration form?
YourHub.com requires your date of birth to be entered on the registration so that we can verify that you are 14 years of age or older. Remember, if you are under 18 you must receive your parent's permission to register and post on the site.

How long do online-only ads stay on the site?
All online only ads stay on the site for 60 days.

Could you give me or my organization a demonstration on how to best use YourHub.com?
Yes! Each month we meet with people in communities across the metro area to demonstrate how to use the site and/or how to make the site work for you. Visit our
staff page and contact one of the people covering your community about setting up a presentation.

Do you have a user guide about posting stories, blog entries and other content that I could download?
Yes, we have two one-page JPEGs you can view. The
first page covers the basics of the Web site and how to start a blog. The secondpage second page highlights how to post photos and use your personal profile.

At which businesses can I find a free copy of the YourHub.com print edition?
In order to receive the YourHub.com print edition, you have to subscribe to the Thursday 
Rocky Mountain News or The Denver Post or visit a local business that offers the print edition for free. Click here for subscription information.There are more than 1,000 businesses in the Denver metro area where you can find the print edition; all are listed below with their distribution points.

Updated Jan. 30, 2008

CENTRAL DENVER
Geez, Louise Coffee House 4924 E. Colfax Ave. 80220
Replay Games, Inc. 6231 E. 14th Ave. 80220
Krameria Café 1401 Krameria St. 80220
Blown Glass & Accessories 4815 E. Colfax Ave. 80220
Mr. Tanks Tattoos 6640 E. Colfax Ave. 80220
Wok Uptown 1789 Ogden St. 80218
Olivers Meats 1718 E. 6th Ave. 80218
Attivo 124 E. 9th Ave. 80203
Car Toys 550 Broadway 80203
Cycles Laundry 320 Broadway B 80203
Number 55 Salon 55 E. 1st Ave. 80203
The Denver Book Mall 32 N. Broadway 80203
Denver Urgent Care 1 Broadway 100A 80203
The Crypt 8 Broadway 80203
Cop Shop Broadway 1 Broadway 105A 80203
Michaelangelo's Coffee 1 Broadway 105B 80203
Freaky's 2 Broadway 80203
Moe's Broadway Bagel 550 Grant St. 80203
Pudge Bros. Pizza 3434 E. 12th Ave. 80206
Einstein Bagels 895 Colorado Blvd. 80206
Einstein Bagels 200 Fillmore St. 104 80206
Heidi's Brooklyn Deli 833 Colorado Blvd. 80206
Denver Inner City Parish 1212 N. Mariposa St. 80204
Lamars Donuts 990 W. 6th Ave. 80204
Alliance Francaise 571 N. Galapago St. 80204
Santiago's Restaurant 571 N. Santa Fe Dr. 80204
Santa Fe C Store 698 N. Santa Fe Dr. 80204
El Taco de Mexico 714 Santa Fe Dr. 80204
El Noa Noa 722 N. Santa Fe Dr. 80204
Colorado Democratic Party 777 Santa Fe Dr. 80204
Chili Rojo 801 Santa Fe Dr. 80204
The Laughing Bean Café 901 W. 10th Ave. 1D 80204
Marquis at The Parkway 1170 Galapago St. 80204
Metropolis Coffee 300 W. 11th Ave. 80204
Daz Bog Coffee 501 W. 12th Ave. 80204
Lake Steam Bath 3540 W. Colfax Ave. 80204
Denver Health Medical(Rear door) 301 W. 6th Ave. 80204
Denver Health Medical(Main door) 700 Delaware St. 80204
WashCity Laundry 1443 Kalamath St. 80204
Great Clips 1600 California St. 1 80202
DMCVB Visitor Center Info 1600 California St. 6 80202
YMCA 25 E. 16th Ave. 80202
Blake Street Deli 1601 Blake St. 80202
Fontano's Chicago Subs 1617 California St. 80202
Mendelson's New York Deli 600 17th St. 80202
Waterworks Car Wash 276 Broadway 80202
Bocaza Mexican Grille 1740 E. 17th Ave. 80203
Central Public Library 1357 Broadway 80203
Jersey Mike's Subs 555 Broadway 80203
Racine's 650 Sherman St. 80203
Scooter Joe's Coffee 726 Lincoln St. 80203
Gelato Café 250 Detroit St. 80206
Tattered Cover Bookstore 2526 E. Colfax Ave. 80206
C.U. Medical Center 4200 E. 9th Ave. 80220
Goodfriends Restaurant 3100 E. Colfax Ave. 80206
Silver Mine Subs 700 Colorado Blvd. 80206
Capital Laundry 1001 E. 11th Ave. 80218
Video One 1301 E. Colfax Ave. 80218
Denver Diner 740 W. Colfax Ave. 80204
La Alma Rec. Center 1325 W. 11th Ave. 80204
212 Salad & Sandwich 1710 Sherman St. 80203
Supreme Bean Café 303 W. Colfax Ave. 80202


NORTH DENVER
Denver Public Library 2401 Welton St. 80205
Blackberries 710 E. 26th Ave. 80205
KUVO 2900 Welton St. 200 80205
Botanica De Cobre 3501 Lawrence St. 80205
Phil's Place 3463 Larimer St. 80205
La Casa de Manuel 3158 Larimer St. 80205
Larimer Liquors 3122 Larimer St. 80205
King Trimble Center 2980 Curtis St. 80205
Coronet Cleaners 3358 York St. 80205
Joe's Liquors 2644 Larimer St. 80205
Snooze 2262 Larimer St. 80205
Guiry's 2245 Market St. 80205
Shakespeares 2620 Walnut St. 80205
Blake St. Wine&Liquours 2409 Blake St. 80205
Mattina 2240 Café 2240 Blake St. 80205
Breckenridge Brewery 2220 Blake St. 80205
Jessica's Laundromat 757 E. 20th Ave. 80205
Oneida Liquors 2201 Oneida St. 80207
Spicy Thai II 2235 Oneida St. 80207
The New Park Hill Barbershop 6107 E. 22nd Ave. 80207
Sinias Revolution 2240 Oneida St. 80207
U Sell, They Buy 2236 Oneida St. 80207
Yemaya Tax Service 3777 N. Federal Blvd. 80211
El Mercadito 3125 N. Federal Blvd. 80211
Coin Op Laundry 2885 W. 44th Ave. 80211
Heidi's Brooklyn Deli 3130 Lowell Blvd. 80211
DJ's Café 3838 Tennyson St. 80212
Dance Institute 4601 Quebec St. C8-C9 80216
Grape Leaf Wine & Spirits 7340 E. 29th Ave. 80238
Casey's Bistro & Pub 7301 E. 29th Ave. 100 80238
Southenders, Inc. 2306 Central Park Blvd. 80238
Regency Student Center 3900 Elati St. 80216
Liquor Store 4801 Colorado Blvd. 80216
Conoco 4001 Colorado Blvd. 80216
Subway Sandwiches 7800 Smith Rd. 80207
Thomas Bros. Coffee & Chai 7505 E. 35th Ave. 80238
Borders Books 8230 E. 49th Ave. 80238


SOUTHWEST DENVER
YMCA 5181 W. Kenyon Ave. 80236
Rosemary's 2133 S. Sheridan Blvd. 80219
The Empress 2825 W. Alameda Ave. 80219
SW Improvement Council Ctr. 1000 S. Lowell Blvd. 80219
First Avenue Grocery 305 W. 1st Ave. 80223
Intl. Asia Market 1197 W. Alameda Ave. 80223
Auto Glass Experts 1537 W. Alameda Ave. 80223
Wing Stop 2001 W. Alameda Ave. 80223
K's Dollar Store 2370 W. Alameda Ave. 8 80223
Pho 99 Restaurant 2200 W. Alameda Ave. 80223
Brewery Bar 2 150 N. Kalamath St. 80223
Pudge Bros. Pizza 45 W. 1st Ave. 80223
Astro Automotive 65 S. Cherokee St. 80223
Athmar Rec. Center 2680 W. Mexico Ave. 80219
Barnum Senior Center 360 Hooker St. 80219
Barry's Bingo 1860 S. Federal Blvd. 80219
Chihuahua Restaurant 2250 S. Federal Blvd. 80219
College View Rec. Center 2525 S. Decatur St. 80219
Harvey Park Rec. Center 22120 S. Tennyson St. 80219
Laundromat 4401 Morrison Rd. 80219
Loretto Heights College 3001 S. Federal Blvd. 80219
Newberry's Restaurant 2995 W. Jewell Ave. 80219
La Familia Rec. Center 65 S. Elati St. 80223
New China King Buffet 2200 W. Alameda Ave. 80223
Kings Landing Rest. 2200 W. Alameda Ave. 80223


SOUTHEAST DENVER
YMCA 3901 E. Yale Ave. 80210
Pita Jungle 2017 S. University Blvd. 80210
GB Fish & Chips 1311 S. Broadway 80210
Nosh, Gelato & Sorbetto 1439 S. Pearl St. 80210
Chocolate Berry 1890 S. Pearl St. 80210
Breakfast Palace 2000 S. Broadway 80210
Kaladi Coffee 1730 E. Evans Ave. 80210
Bonnie Brae Liquor 785 S. University Blvd. 80209
Grant Ave. Comm. Ctr. 216 S. Grant St. 80209
White Palace Laundromat 94 S. Broadway 80209
Osaka Sushi 3940 E. Exposition Ave. 80209
Village Coin Laundry 2200 S. Monaco Pkwy. 80222
Safeway 6460 E. Yale Ave. 80222
Magic Laundry 2223 S. Monaco Pkwy. 80222
Ming Garden 909 S. Oneida St. 80224
Mike Shaw Chevrolet-Saab 1080 S. Colorado Blvd. 80246
Pudge Bros. Pizza 4615 E. Mississippi Ave. 80246
New York Pizzeria 600 S. Holly St. 113 80246
Einstein Bagels 7350 E. Hampden Ave. A 80231
Pudge Bros. Pizza 8000 E. Quincy Ave. 1200 80237
Laundromat 1081 S. Pearl St. 80209
New China Café 609 E. Alameda Ave. 80209
Washington Park Rec. Center 701 S. Franklin St. 80209
Oli's Restaurant 5151 Leetsdale Dr. 80222
Sandra's Mexican Food 560 S. Holly St. 80222
Virginia Village Library 1500 S. Dahlia St. 80222
India Cuisine 7180 E. Hampden Ave. 80224
Breakfast Inn 6101 E. Evans Ave. 80224
Cook Park Rec. Center 7100 S. Cherry Creek Dr. 80224
Crown Burgers 2195 S. Colorado Blvd. 80224
Golden Chinese Rest. 910 S. Monaco Pkwy. 80224
Hampden Plaza Liquors 10017 E. Hampden Ave. 80231
Oshima Ramen Rest. 7400 E. Hampden Ave. 80231
URS Center Corporate Offices 8181 E. Tufts Ave. 80237
Toby Jug 3575 S. Yosemite St. 80237
Dry Cleaners 4609 E. Mississippi Ave. 80246
El Portrero 320 S. Birch St. 80246
Korea House 10293 E. Iliff Ave. 80247
Alexanders Car Wash 2600 S. Broadway 80210
Bob's Market 3296 S. Washington St. 80210
Univ. of Denver (Bridge) 2199 S. University Ave. 80210
Harvard Gulch Rec. Center 550 E. Iliff Ave. 80210
Winchells Donuts 1301 S. Broadway 80210
Platte Park Rec. Center 1500 S. Grant St. 80210
Teddy's Restaurant 6635 E. Evans Ave. 80224
Fu Yuan Asian Restaurant 7585 E. Iliff Ave. 80231


ARVADA, WHEAT RIDGE
Oasis Day Spa 8600 Ralston Rd. 80002
Jefferson @ Arvada Ridge 5654 Kipling St. 80002
Pudge Bros. Pizza 9434 W. 58th Ave. 80002
Arvada Library 7525 W. 57th Ave. 80002
Echters Garden Ctr. 5150 Garrison St. 80002
High Country Western Wear 4900 Allison St. 80002
Arvada Army/Navy 5701 Olde Wadsworth Blvd. 80002
La Dolce Vita 5756 Olde Wadsworth Blvd. 80002
SAS Shoes 5220 Olde Wadsworth Blvd. 80002
Einstein Bagels 5545 Wadsworth Blvd. B 80002
Juice Stop 5545 Wadsworth Blvd. C 80002
Arvada Chamber of Commerce 7305 Grandview Ave. 80002
Tranquility Salon&Spa 7841 Wadsworth Blvd. 80003
Denny's Restaurant 7945 Wadsworth Blvd. 80003
Gateway Cruise & Travel 7525 W. 80th Ave. 80003
Standley Lake Wine & Liquor 8765 Wadsworth Blvd. 80003
Quiznos Subs 8770 Wadsworth Blvd. 80003
Red Lantern Chinese 8770 Wadsworth Blvd. P 80003
Jim's Burger Haven 7855 Sheridan Blvd. 80003
Perkins 8695 Sheridan Blvd. 80003
Sheridan Liquors 8075 Sheridan Blvd. 80003
YMCA 6350 Eldridge St. 80004
Royal Thai Asian Grill 12650 W. 64th Ave. B2 80004
Forever Fit 12650 W. 64th Ave. 80004
Casa Blanca 11651 W. 64th Ave. 80004
Simms Liquor 11651 W. 64th Ave. 80004
Hoffbrau Restaurant 7699 W. 88th Ave. 80005
Centre Salon & Spa 15400 W. 64th Ave. E11 80007
Mucilli's Shoes & Repair 3244 Youngfield St. C 80033
Angelo's CD's & More 3350 Youngfield St. 80033
The Brown Dog School 9900 W. 44th Ave. B 80033
Denny's 9930 W. 49th Ave. 80033
Village Inn 4775 Kipling