Sally Maguire papers. 1974-1987.

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Sally Maguire papers. 1974-1987.

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Collection contains materials relating to the Symposium on Growth, Energy and Quality of Life in Douglas County, Colorado; and the Colorado Front Range Project which was a planning meeting to discuss the direction local governments should take in dealing with growth along the front range. The collection also contains materials relating to Sally Maguire's work in public relations, as well as copies of Relax, the leisure magazine of Douglas/Elbert Counties of which she was editor.

.23 cubic ft. (1 box 26 x 7 x 39 cm)

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Growth Symposium (1979 : Douglas County High School (Douglas County, Colo.))

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Denver Regional Council of Governments

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The Denver Regional Council of Governments (DRCOG) fosters regional cooperation between county and municipal governments in the Denver metropolitan area. Denver Regional Council of Governments (DRCOG) focuses on quality-of-life issues. These include mobility, service to older adults, environmental concerns, planning for the future, public safety, and the provision of information for sound decision-making. From the description of Denver Regional Council of Governments records, 1970-19...

Colorado Front Range Project

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Maguire, Sally W. (Sally Ward)

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A Perry Park resident since the early 1970s, Sally Maguire has been involved with many area projects, including the Scientific and Cultural Facilities District and the Colorado Front Range Project. She was also involved in the formation of, and served as president of, the Perry Park Metropolitan District, a quasi-municipal organization formed when the developer of Perry Park failed to fulfill his promises for developing the community. A graduate of Rutgers University with a degree in journalism,...