In these times, we want to help Denver and Boulder area businesses reach customers and help readers find the services they need. And we all like a deal. So we’ve created Mile High on the Cheap Deals. Businesses (restaurants, retailers, services) can list discounts or deals. Customers can save money. Everyone wins. But we need your help to build our list, so please spread the word to friends, family and your favorite businesses. [Read more…] about New Offer: Discovery Toys. Mile High On The Cheap Deals – Businesses: Add Yours For Free!
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Hulu Thanksgiving/Black Friday Sale — Pay Just $24 For 12 Months
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Woo hoo! The best deal on Hulu is happening this Thanksgiving/Black Friday 2020. New subscribers or eligible returning subscribers can get Hulu for only $1.99 a month for 12 months. If you’ve been thinking about cutting cable service or just want to add another streaming service at a dirt-cheap price, you can’t beat this Hulu Black Friday deal. [Read more…] about Hulu Thanksgiving/Black Friday Sale — Pay Just $24 For 12 Months
Under New Red Level Many Counties Increase Restrictions & Close Indoor Dining. Here’s The Latest News You Can Use
If your head is spinning with all the changes, disruptions, cancellations and uncertainty to our daily lives, you aren’t alone. We at Mile High On The Cheap feel it, too. In fact, we’re working even harder to stay on top of what’s happening in the Denver-Boulder area and keep you informed in a timely manner. Though we post about things we think you’ll find of interest, sometimes we learn of something newsworthy that may not be worth a stand-alone post. But, we want to share. [Read more…] about Under New Red Level Many Counties Increase Restrictions & Close Indoor Dining. Here’s The Latest News You Can Use
Totally Free Computer Recycling at Onsite Consulting
Many MHOTC readers ask where they can recycle their computers and other electronics. Here’s a year-round service that is totally FREE. Onsite Consulting has been helping homes and businesses in South Denver for 38 years. They have a year-round electronic recycling drop off at their location in the King Soopers center at Hampden and I-25. As most of us are aware, electronics are prohibited from being dropped off in a normal trash can, due to hazardous materials. It’s a real no-no. [Read more…] about Totally Free Computer Recycling at Onsite Consulting
Weekend Drop-Off Sites Open — Rake Up and Recycle Your Leaves at Free Drop Sites
What do you do with all of those leaves after you’ve made a big pile and jumped in them a few times? Well, it’s time again for Denver’s Annual LeafDrop. Weekday drop off sites will be open from October 5 through Friday, December 4. Weekend sites are open in November. Leaves collected through the program will be turned into a high-quality compost and sold to residents next May. There’s lots of information, so let’s just get to it. [Read more…] about Weekend Drop-Off Sites Open — Rake Up and Recycle Your Leaves at Free Drop Sites
Free Cab, UBER or Lyft Ride Over Halloween
Indulge in too many “spirits” or feeling a little ghoulish this Halloween weekend? Don’t even think about getting behind the wheel. The Sawaya Law Firm is once again offering FREE cab, UBER or Lyft rides on Friday & Saturday, October 30 & 31. Here’s how it works:
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Douglas County Libraries Offers Free Tutors & Homework Help
Douglas County Libraries is offering a new Study Hall + Student Support service for middle and high school students who might be struggling with online learning. The FREE service, part of the DCL Learning Lab, offers dedicated space for students in grades 6 to 12 to work on school assignments and get help with math, language arts and science schoolwork from qualified tutors. [Read more…] about Douglas County Libraries Offers Free Tutors & Homework Help
Ride New RTD N Line Free For One Week; Promo Fare Until March 2021
All aboard! N is for “new.” The Regional Transportation District’s long-awaited N Line is finally hitting the tracks on Monday, September 21. The new line adds even more commuter rail service to connect the metro Denver region. The first 13 miles of the proposed 18.5-mile line provides service from Union Station through Denver, Commerce City, Northglenn, Thornton and, eventually, North Adams County. [Read more…] about Ride New RTD N Line Free For One Week; Promo Fare Until March 2021
Need A Covid-19 Test? Here’s How To Find A Nearby Testing Site
As Denver, Aurora and other communities wind down their large-scale testing operations, most are moving toward community-based test sites, to provide free, low-barrier testing to historically underserved communities and those most impacted by COVID-19. But tests remain available throughout the state. Depending on each site’s logistics, folks will be able to drive up and/or walk up for testing. Community testing locations and times are available at denvergov.org/covid19testing. [Read more…] about Need A Covid-19 Test? Here’s How To Find A Nearby Testing Site
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Apply Now! Have A Small Denver Business Or Nonprofit? Get Free PPE Kit Worth $300
Denver business owners can now get kits full of personal protective equipment for FREE. In July, Denver City Council approved a contract with Parker-based OraLabs to spend $1.5 million of federal emergency funds for more than 4,000 PPE kits. Businesses and nonprofits with fewer than 25 employees are eligible to apply for a kit. [Read more…] about Apply Now! Have A Small Denver Business Or Nonprofit? Get Free PPE Kit Worth $300
Longmont Library Opens For In-Library Services With Reduced Hours
With minimal fanfare but abundant excitement, Longmont Public Library staff will open the Library doors to patrons on Thursday, July 23 for the first time in four months. In order to best protect the public and staff, the Library will reopen with a limited “Grab-n-Go” operating model in place. Here’s what you need to know before you decide to visit. [Read more…] about Longmont Library Opens For In-Library Services With Reduced Hours
Anythink Libraries Will Reopen Doors To The Public
Anythink Libraries will open for in-person services on Monday, July 20. This includes all seven branches — Bennett, Brighton, Commerce City, Huron Street, Perl Mack, Wright Farms and York Street. Patrons will be able to browse materials, use computers and printers, receive technical help and check out items such as cameras and sewing machines. Everyone is encouraged to limit visits to 60 minutes. [Read more…] about Anythink Libraries Will Reopen Doors To The Public
Need Computer Access? Denver Public Library Has Started Laptop ‘Checkout’
It took a while, but the Denver Public Library has found a way to help those who desperately need a computer and internet access. Even though DPL libraries remain closed for in-person services (like using a computer station), it is rolling out a FREE laptop “rental” service for use by anyone in the community, no library card required. [Read more…] about Need Computer Access? Denver Public Library Has Started Laptop ‘Checkout’
Bemis Public Library & Littleton Museum Reopen With Limited Hours
The Bemis Public Library and Littleton Museum are set to reopen on a limited schedule. The Library reopens on Tuesday, July 14; the museum on Wednesday, July 15. In keeping with the state’s direction for government facilities, visitors must wear a mask or face covering while visiting any city building including the library and museum. Pets (with the exception of trained service animals), food, or beverages are not permitted in the museum or library. [Read more…] about Bemis Public Library & Littleton Museum Reopen With Limited Hours
