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Galloway Township New Jersey Golf Courses
|Galloway National Golf Club
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|Galloway National Golf Club -- Georgeous . . . and tough!
|Review by: Anonymous
|Pine Valley-esque. Rolling fairways, waste areas and very challenging greens. Each hole is more beautiful than the last. If you get the chance, play it!
|From Moorestown, NJ
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|Kresson Golf Club -- no tee times= good, tee boxes = bad.
|Review by: G
|Kresson is a good course to play if you are starting out, or want to work your game into shape early in the year. The greens are usually maintained fairly well, except the 17th which has water problems due to its proximity to the lake Kresson is built around, the green is usually very spotty or dead. Cannot putt it. The tee boxes keep this course from getting a higher rating from me. They are in terrible shape, and are not even cut lower than the fairways.....at least the ones that still have grass at all. For the price, Kresson is ok after 3:00 in the after noon. But before that on the weekend, its extremely overpriced for what it is, and usually crowded. A good beginner course, has the potential to be a really nice course. It is worth playing for the reasons I mentioned at the beginning of this review.
|From Jersey


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Michaele asked me privately if she should expect "drunk, old, leering guys" to bother her.
While her English classmates were learning to wash their hands, Nadia was worried that the devil was leering at her on the loo.
On the Internet, you do, because the leering appears as words on a screen.
"to look obliquely" (now usually implying "with a lustful or malicious intent"), 1520s, probably from Middle English noun ler "cheek," from Old English hleor "the cheek, the face," from Proto-Germanic *khleuzas "near the ear," from *kleuso- "ear," from PIE root *kleu- "to hear" (see listen). The notion is probably of "looking askance" (cf. figurative development of cheek). Related: Leered; leering.
1590s, from leer (v).

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How did three Danes end up being tortured in Lebanon?
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01 Feb 2013 10:19 GMT | Politics, Arts & Culture, US & Canada, Afghanistan, Iraq
Tarak Barkawi is Reader in the Department of International Relations, London School of Economics.
Pundits and moviegoers across the US are vigorously debating Kathryn Bigelow's new film Zero Dark Thirty about the hunt for Osama bin Laden.
Much of the debate concerns whether or not the film is an accurate retelling of history. According to the film, CIA torture was essential to finding bin Laden. Nearly every piece of evidence the film's hero—a CIA agent named Maya played by Jessica Chastain—collects derives in one way or another from "enhanced interrogation".
As if watching a film amounted to serious research, MSNBC's conservative talk show host Joe Scarborough concluded that ZD30 shows that the CIA torture program was in fact effective.
Liberal commentators, meanwhile, are appalled that Bigelow and writer Mark Boal have ignored some of the few available facts about the Bush Administration's global archipelago of gulags. US senators, with access to classified materials, point out that there is serious dispute within the CIA, FBI and other agencies over whether torture played such an important role in finding bin Laden.
Bigelow and Boal invited this debate over the historical accuracy of their film. ZD30 begins with the claim that it is "Based on Firsthand Accounts of Actual Events". As if the film were journalism as well as history, Bigelow has termed it a "reported film". Boal assured the New York Times that he had no intention of playing "fast and loose with history".
Having shown us just how it really was, Bigelow opines of torture, "I wish it was not part of our history. But it was." Indeed.
Most astonishing in all this is the very idea that a film can amount to a proper history of anything, much less that of the War on Terror. Two hours in a dark theatre being buffeted by the mesmerising magics of master filmmakers has little in common with sifting documents from departments of state or crafting interpretations of major events.
Yet—and here is the really scary thing—it is undeniable that Americans do in fact get their history from Hollywood. Right now, in addition to learning about the hunt for bin Laden, they are also "studying" the US civil war and the emancipation of the slaves in Steven Spielberg's Lincoln.
The important question then is not whether ZD30 is accurate, but rather just what supposed truths is it purveying? What are Americans learning about their "history" from it? As Rutgers University's Susan Carruthers notes, ZD30 should be seen as a work of "cultural recuperation", an effort to supply a happy ending to the War on Terror, and a reinterpretation of Iraq and Afghanistan as something other than "mistakes, catastrophes or abominations."
That is, ZD30 is less a film about the War on Terror than it is part of the war effort itself. For a crucial thing about wars is how they are remembered, what significance they are seen to have had. The greatest and darkest conflagration humanity has ever known—World War II—is remembered in the US as the "Good War", in part because of Hollywood's films about it. That memory has consequences: George W. Bush was channelling the Good War when he imagined his troops would be received as liberators in Iraq.
Popular films are enormously powerful vehicles for altering the meaning and significance of a war. From the late 1940s until 1975, the US funded and then directly participated in a series of futile wars designed to crush the national aspirations of the Vietnamese people. Along with the French and the South Vietnamese regime, the US helped to kill somewhere between two and three million people. Much of this killing was done from the air as the US Air Force and Navy unleashed their murderous flocks on the peasantry, cooking them with napalm, blasting them with high explosive, strafing them with cannon, and contaminating their unborn children and their lands with Agent Orange. Torture, assassination and summary execution were the order of the day, as they were in many countries ruled by US clients during the Cold War.
Needless to say, this is not how Americans generally remember Vietnam nor, a few critical films aside, is it how Hollywood has represented the war. Vietnam War films focus almost exclusively on the suffering of small bands of US soldiers and veterans. They tell tales of how the US Army was supposedly stabbed in the back by lily-livered liberals in Washington (in fact Cold War liberals were the biggest advocates of intervention). They play endlessly on the tragic abandonment of US POWs by those same liberals (in fact it was Nixon and Kissinger who accepted Communist assurances they had returned all the POWs). Latterly, with the help of Mel Gibson in We Were Soldiers (dir. Randall Wallace, 2002), Vietnam took on the colour of a World War II action flick complete with brave heroes and comely Christian wives waiting for their men to return home.
It is this comic book "history" of Vietnam that Presidents G.H.W. and G.W. Bush had in mind when they mobilised their country for two wars in the Persian Gulf. The tragic cycle of repeating Vietnam in Iraq was in part enabled by Hollywood.
But since the War on Terror is still very much on-going and shows little sign of abating, ZD30 is perhaps best compared to a film that was more directly part of the war effort in Vietnam: The Green Berets (dirs. Ray Kellogg and John Wayne 1968). It was made to generate public support for the war.
John Wayne was profoundly confused about what was happening in Vietnam, but he had the good sense to be against torture and assassination.
In the film's memorable opening sequence, a Special Forces medic played by Raymond St. Jacques explains in homely terms why the US must support the South Vietnamese struggle against Communism: "If the same thing happened here in the United States, every mayor in every city would be murdered; every teacher . . . would be tortured and killed; every professor that you've ever heard of, every governor, every senator, every member of the House of Representatives, and their combined families, would be tortured and killed, and a like number kidnapped."
Of course in reality, the US and its allies did their share of torturing and murdering in Vietnam. But John Wayne's America would never publically support such things. Whatever had to be done in this vein was done secretly and out of view, and was not to be celebrated.
What ZD30 registers and tries to make normal is a US that publically acknowledges and supports the torture, assassination and kidnapping of terrorist suspects. It is a US comfortable with the idea that to avenge its 3,000 dead on 9/11, two countries could be invaded and wars started in which hundreds of thousands died, as long as bin Laden was gotten in the end. And it is a US at ease with the prospect that its robotic aerial assassins can fly anywhere, anytime to deal out death with impunity, even to US citizens.
Whatever their intentions, Bigelow and Boal have become troopers in the War on Terror. It is up to the rest of us to seek our history elsewhere than in Hollywood.
Tarak Barkawi is Associate Professor in the Department of Politics, New School for Social Research
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NextBikes in Hannover
Hannover is one of twenty-eight German cities where NextBikes are available 24/7 right out on the street. All you have to do is register online, giving your name, address and mobile phone number. For the verification of your bank data you have to transfer 9 Euros, but this amount is credited directly to your member account.
It is also possible to register by phone, but I haven't tried this.
When you ring up to rent a bike, the system identifies you with your phone number, so you just have to enter the number of the bike and they tell you the combination to unlock it. I have occasionally had the problem (not in Hannover) that there was a lot of traffic noise so I had trouble hearing the combination, but now in addition to the voice message they automatically send a text message with the combination, so that problem is solved.
After your registration, you can use the system in all cities and countries. On one customer account, you can rent up to four bikes at the same time.
Like most bike sharing systems that are opening up in cities all over the world, NextBike is a one-way rental system. That means you can return your bike to any of their official locations (of which there are about twenty in Hannover, for instance). If you return the bike to a non-official location they say they will charge you an additional service fee, but this has not happened to me so far.
In October 2011 I only had two nights and one day in Hannover, so I checked out a NextBike in the morning, used it all day and returned it late at night after the opera. This cost me eight Euros on my credit card. As an opera goer I often return my bikes late at night, so this is a big advantage over renting a bike from a shop.
Update 2013: Rental of a NextBike now costs one Euro per half hour or nine Euros per day. Online registration for NextBike is easy provided you are willing to give them your credit card number and cell phone number. Registration now costs nine Euros, which is applied to your first bike rentals.
At DB Call-d-Bike they now charge 0.08 per minute (which works out to 2.40 for half an hour) or 15 Euros per day. (9 Euros per day if you have a BahnCard.)
I have used the NextBikes in several Germany cities such as Leipzig, Hamburg, Dortmund and Dresden, and was always very satisfied. The bikes are clean and in good condition, and now they even have someone who comes around and not only checks the bikes but also changes the lock combination between rentals, so the previous user does not know the new combination. (At first they had an option that allowed you to change the combination yourself, but this was a bit messy and led to errors in the system.)
These bike sharing systems, such as NextBike and Call-a-Bike in Germany, Vélo'v in Lyon and Vélib' in Paris, have really been expanding in the past few years and are a huge improvement in city mobility for visitors, residents and commuters.
Next review: Public transport in Hannover
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Cycling in Hannover
The Hannover chapter of the General German Bicycle Club (ADFC) has started a new series of events entitled "Velo City Nights", which are intended to "promote more cooperation in street traffic" and "symbolically re-conquer the streets of Hannover for the bicycle."
On four evenings a year, the police have agreed to block off numerous streets (just as they do for online skaters) so that people can cycle together on a route of twenty to thirty kilometers. The ADFC explains: "An increase in the proportion of cyclists in city traffic is the goal. Cycling keeps fit and healthy. Cycling is environmentally friendly and makes the city more livable."
At present about 15 % of individual journeys in Hannover are by bicycle, according to an official estimate. The city hopes to bring this up to 25 % by the year 2018.
Next review: Bicycle parking
- Cycling
Public transport in Hannover
Hannover has an extensive system of trains, trams and buses that can all be used on a single ticket, thanks to the GVH = Großraumverkehr Hannover, the Greater Hannover Transport Association.
The GVH came into being as the result of a spectacular protest campaign by Hannover citizens in June 1969, when the then-private bus company wanted to raise their prices and charge extra for transferring to the trams.
Now (as of 2012) the city and region of Hannover are served by twelve tram and subway lines, 170 bus lines, seven suburban train lines and eight regional train lines. As a cyclist I have seldom used any of these, but they certainly look fast and efficient and run very often.
Next review: Hannover Central Railway Station
Hannover central railway station
Hannover is well served by InterCityExpress (ICE) trains from all directions, arriving at least once or twice an hour from all major cities in Germany.
In October 2011 I arrived on an ICE train from Frankfurt. The journey took two hours and nineteen minutes with two stops along the way, in Kassel-Wilhelmshöhe and Göttingen.
Two days later I left on another ICE train for Dortmund. This journey took one hour and thirty-eight minutes, with stops in Bielefeld and Hamm.
These trains were both clean, comfortable and on time. I wouldn't even have mentioned this a few years ago, but the German railway system currently has frequent problems with punctuality and maintenance, due to mis-management at the upper levels of the company, so I do sometimes experience delays and missed connections.
Nonetheless, train travel is still by far the best option for travel within Germany.
Back to my first Hannover review: The Opera House
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Bicycle parking near the railway station
In addition to numerous bicycle stands, Hannover now has two bicycle stations near the main railway station. Here people can park their bicycles for 1 Euro a day, 10 Euros a month or 76 Euros a year. Also the first bike station has a repair shop and a bicycle washing machine (like the one in Münster), and they have bicycles for rent by the day or week.
Both these bike stations are administered by a charitable organization called STEP to provide job training and employment opportunities for people who are recovering from drug problems.
The entrance to the first bicycle station is on Ernst-August-Platz at the front side of the main railway station.
The second bicycle station is newer and is behind the railway station at Rundestraße 16, as shown in the photos.
Next review: NextBikes
- Cycling
Trains from airport to Hannover
When visiting Hannover for a weekend in November 2007, I travelled between the airport and the city centre on the S5 S-Bahn train.
The S5 train leaves from the airport every 30 minutes from 5am until midnight.
The journey time between the airport and the city's Hauptbahnhof (central station) is between 15 and 20 minutes.
The train stops at the following stations en-route:
Hannover Flughafen (Airport) – Langenhagen-Pferdem - Langenhagen-Mitte – H-Vinnhorst – H-Ledeburg – Hannover Nordstadt – Hannover Hauptbahnhof (Central Station)
As at November 2007, the cost of a one way ticket was 2.70 Euros. Tickets can be purchased from a machine on the platform of the airport train station and must be validated prior to boarding the train.
The train was almost empty when I caught it, with plenty of room for luggage.
Each stop is announced first in German and then in English.
Further information and timetables can be found HERE.
Trainstation for handicapped people
Blind people find a map of the station in Braille near the main entrance. There is also a Bahnhofsmission, whose people are there to help.
People in a wheelchair can use lifts to any platform.
- Seniors
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The railway station in Hannover. I have traveled from Frankfurt to Hannover with ICE (Inter City Express) train. It is quick- but one thing.
Please make reservation for the seat in the train- otherwise you have to search through the cars for a seating.
The station itself has almost everything a traveler need. Lots of fast food restaurants, newspaper shops etc....
The transportation system in Hannover is very well organised. They have buses and trains. Seems to me that there is excelent coordination betweeen the buses and U. On every 10 minutes there is a train which is going on particular destination.
And main station Kropke is on two levels and someone hardly could make a mistake.
I had a free entrance ticket (Messe visitor), but the best ticket is to buy is a single day ticket (3,80 EUR) and you have a drive for whole day with U and buses.
Convenient transportation net
During the stay I lived in an appartment which is owned by a Turkish German man. The address is Hedwigstr. 10, 30159 Hannover.
Every morning and night we take the 121 bus go and back. It takes ony 2 stops. Very close to the city center.
- Business Travel
- Road Trip
ICE the first class
On the first after arriving in Frankfurt, we took ICE toward to Hannover. It took us 2 hours. The tickets go and back each person, its price is 170 EUR.
ICE is the fastest train in Germany. (one of the top trains in the world) The first class is comfortable. During the train trip I saw the beautiful landscape and then fell asleep. zzzzZZZ really tired!!
- Trains
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Hannover's trainstation is one of the most modern and most beautiful trainstations in Europe. It is centrally located not far from Old Town and departementstores.
It has all facilities, that a main stations needs: shops, travel agency, car rental and more.
It is clean, full of light and colors.
In Sommer it is especially nice to sit in one of the coffee shops in front of the station and watch the people pass by.
- Trains
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To the Fairground
Tram No. 8 goes from the train sation to Hannover Fair Nord and Tram No. 16 goes to Hannover Fair East. For any fair it is the best to take No. 8. In the train station you get any informations you need. There are also displays in the stations and announcements.
- Trains
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This is a typical sign for a busstop in Hannover. The "H" means "Haltestelle", that is "Busstop" in German. Beneath you find an explanation of the prices and then the timetable.
Not far from my former home is this busstop, where a bus to Mehrum starts. My boyfriend (wow! times are changing: he is now my husband!) and I wondered for months, what Mehrum looks like. Finally we bought two tickets to Mehrum. Please see my Mehrum-page for more!
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To the Conference Centre..
From the main station, there are good links into the Conference Centre.
There are Park & Display signs all over the place, and the station entrance is well sign-posted too.
Frequrncy of the trains is very good, and trains + stations are very clean and modern!
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Campbell, Hoffman, Davis stand out as top bowlers
Scott Campbell had the top series at Village Bowl in the past week, but it was James Hoffman who posted the high game. Meanwhile, Sarah Davis showed age didn't matter among the women at Village Bowl.
Hoffman rolled a 279 during the Columbia 300 for the top single score of the week. Campbell and Terry Conner each had a 258-game in the Semi Classic Doubles, but it was Campbell who rode that game to the top series at 714. Thomas Mathews was just behind Campbell in series score, posting a 712 in the Columbia 300.
Gilda McGowen dominated the ladies play, posting both the high game (192) and series (468). Michelle Phillips had a 158 in the Battle of Vaults, while Cara Reed had the second-best series of the week at 431.
Bill Stiver and Davis owned the high scores in the seniors division. Stiver rolled a 207 game and had a 612 series, while Davis posted a 200 and a 549 series. Davis' scores were the best of any woman regardless of division.
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We are very pleased to have been awarded 'Outstanding' in our SIAMS (Statutory Inspection of Angelican and Methodist Schools) which took place this January. Please see the SIAMS page under Our School for a copy of the report and further information.
Ewhurst Church of England Infant School is a nurturing, happy and calm environment in which children are encouraged to develop their emotional well being and achieve high academic success through a creative and challenging curriculum.
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We are delighted to be the only dedicated Infant School in the area where all children know and support each other, and all children are known by every member of staff. We firmly believe that the first three years of a child's education shape his or her future, and that this should not be compromised.
We are very proud of the values for which Ewhurst stands and although we hope this website captures something of the spirit of the school, we encourage you to visit on one of our Open Mornings so that you can see us in action and discover even more.
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2012 has, so far been a positive year for wineries around the world. While it may be a little too early to speak of the wines being made in the northern hemisphere, European and North American wineries have already begun reporting that their harvesting season has been generally very good, and are predicting to continue with the kind of successes they saw in 2011. However, 2012 has been something of a late year for France, due to unpredictable weather throughout the summer, and the grapes were ripening considerably later than they did in 2011 (which was, admittedly, an exceptionally early year). French wineries are claiming, though, that this could well turn out to be advantageous, as the slow ripening will allow the resulting wines to express more flavour and features of the terroir they are grown in. The southern hemisphere has seen ideal climatic conditions in most of the key wine producing countries, and Australia and New Zealand particularly had a superb year, in particular with the Bordeaux varietal grapes that grow there and which love the humidity these countries received plenty of. Also enjoying a fantastic year for weather were wineries across Argentina and Chile, with the Mendoza region claiming that 2012 will be one of their best vintages of the past decade. Similar claims are being made across the Chilean wine regions, where Sauvignon Blanc and Cabernet Sauvignon had an especially good year. These two grape varietals also produced characterful wines on the coastal regions of South Africa this year.
Varietal: Cabernet Sauvignon
There is little doubt about the fact that the most familiar red wine grape varietal in the world is the Cabernet Sauvignon grape, seen listed on bottles from more or less every single wine producing country across the globe. Part of the reason for this is the fact that Cabernet Sauvignon is a particularly hardy grape, resistant to both frost and rot, and can grow well in a number of climatic conditions so long as it receives enough sunlight and water. Of course, this is only half the story – we cannot ignore the fact that wines made from the Cabernet Sauvignon varietal are prized not only for their strong acidic fruit flavors, spicy and earthy notes and high tannin content, but also for the fact that they age beautifully in oak, resulting in wines which are on another level from those made from lesser grapes. Aged wines made using primarily Cabernet Sauvignon grapes are widely recognized to be the finest in the world. The aging process rounds out the tannins, softens the acidity and allows a wide range of fascinating and complex flavors and aromas to come through, making them an unquestioned highlight of the red wine world.
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Mysterious producer and Twitter curmudgeon Zomby is preparing new material to follow 2011's Nothing EP. He's posted a song called "W I T H L O V E" and an accompanying visual on a stand-alone site; the song is set to appear on an album out this summer through 4AD. (Thanks to Aaron Moreno for the tip.)
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Deerhunter's new album, Monomania, is out May 7 via 4AD. The full-length followup to 2010's Halcyon Digest was recorded at Rare Book Room Studio in Brooklyn with producer Nicolas Vernhes. Bassist Josh Fauver has been replaced by Josh McKay.
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On April 23, 4AD will release the 20th anniversary reissue of the Breeders' classic Last Splash album, details of which are now available. LSXX, as the label has dubbed it, will be available as a limited edition deluxe 7xLP vinyl box set as well as a 3xCD release.
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Glasgow indie pop act Camera Obscura have announced their first album since 2009's excellent My Maudlin Career. They'll release Desire Lines through 4AD on June 4 (June 3 in Europe and the UK/Europe). Recorded in Portland with producer Tucker Martine, the record features vocals from Neko Case and My Morning Jacket's Jim James.
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Bish Bosch, the new record from the legendary Scott Walker, is slated for release through 4AD on December 3 in the UK and December 4 in the U.S. It follows 2006's The Drift.
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Producer/rapper SpaceGhostPurrp is the latest 4AD artist to take part in the intimate live performance video series 4AD Sessions. Below, watch him perform Mysterious Phonk: The Chronicles of SpaceGhostPurrp cuts "Mystical Maze", "Get Yah Head Bust", and "Don't Give a Damn" live in Brooklyn.
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Women are flocking to Charley's Dad's bar and something has got them in a tizzy. There are also women flocking to Charley's apartment, but these women are all deceased and apparently all traumatized. There is a serial killer on the loose and Charley needs to get some answers from one of the victims before her […]
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Leeks are a siman for the decimation of our enemies. The Hebrew word for leek—karsi is similar to the word yikorsu, "[may our enemies be] decimated." Spinach, swiss chard, and beets are also meaningful as their Arabic or Hebrew translations are reminiscent of the Hebrew word yistalku, "[may our adversaries be] removed." And if you think you see a lot of emphasis on escaping from hostile threats, just think about Jewish history for a minute.
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"Mel Gibson stares in a mirror and masturbates for 2 hours."
USA 15-Dec-2000 (PG-13) DVD: 16-Jan-2007UK N/AAustralia 11-Jan-2001 (M)
Directed by
Nancy Meyers
Written by
Josh Goldsmith
Kathy Yuspa
Mel Gibson
Helen Hunt
Marisa Tomei
Alan Alda
Lauren Holly
Bette Midler


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610 Lowell Boulevard
Villa Park, Denver, 80204
Commute to Downtown Wheat Ridge
Most errands require a car.
A few nearby public transportation options.
Flat as a pancake, excellent bike lanes.
Score Details
610 Lowell Boulevard has a Walk Score of 38 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so most errands require a car.
610 Lowell Boulevard is a 14 minute walk from the W-Line Light Rail West Line W-Line at the Knox Station stop.
This location is in the Villa Park neighborhood in Denver. Nearby parks include Barnum Park, Barnum Park and Martinez Park.
Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from 610 Lowell Boulevard.
610 Lowell Boulevard has some transit which means a few nearby public transportation options. Car sharing is available from RelayRides.
Rail lines:
W-Line Light Rail West Line W-Line
0.7 mi
Bus lines:
1 West 1st Avenue
0.1 mi
9 West 10th Avenue
0.5 mi
31 Federal Blvd
0.5 mi
30 South Federal Blvd
0.5 mi
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610 Lowell Boulevard is in the Villa Park neighborhood. Villa Park is the 59th most walkable neighborhood in Denver with a neighborhood Walk Score of 49.
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