Denver Community Proves There's Life After A Base Closes
8 November 2005 - 7:00am
Closed 11 years ago, Lowry Air Force Base holds lessons for the latest communities on the BRAC list.
"When the long and winding path of the Pentagon's base-closure process comes to an end Tuesday, as the list of bases to shutter becomes law, scores of towns across the country will take their first steps toward an uncertain future - shorn of the military jobs and identity that defined them for generations.
...Now, 11 years after the base closed, Lowry is one of Denver's trendiest neighborhoods - and living proof that there is life after Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC)... Much credit goes to Lowry's location on the eastern edge of Denver, where developers are eager to snatch up open land. But Lowry's success hints at broader lessons."
Source:
The Christian Science Monitor, November 8, 2005
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