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The B Street Bash and Crime Stoppers Pueblo

Every Friday night in June the local Pueblo Crime Stoppers sponsors a street festival. Tonight the band was the country band Triple Nickel. The B Street Bash is set up in front of the Union Depot on B Street between Union and Victoria Streets. People are encouraged to dance and have fun.

Some of the people there tonight were Lance Hill owner, builder and general contractor from Bella Casa, Diane Van Buskirk from Country Wide Mortgages and Tony Garcia.

The crew from Colorado Western Real Estate : Donna and Fred Phillips, Mike and Jan Lofton, Pam Simmons from Allied Building Supply and Lance Hill aka The Barefoot Builder. Thank you for the tickets Patty Rodgers, board member for Crimestoppers.

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Posted by Dena Stevens ~ Ecobroker ~So. Colorado Realtor on 06/15/2007 11:12 PM

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8 Comments on The B Street Bash and Crime Stoppers Pueblo

JUN

2007

Dena, you're out there having WAY too much fun! Do you EVER stay home? It looks like it was a fun night, I hope you had a wonderful time!

I see you've been out perfecting your people watching skills. I was never a huge fan of festivals or community events until last year. I spent the summer with my mother and she hits em all. I was the wheelchair pusher so my attendance was manditory. I ended up having fun!

Carole and Chris, thanks for stopping by. Yes we were having fun and yes I'm trying to get out more often. After working at a model for a year I feel like it's important to get out, people watch and BE SCENE! I don't want to post and sound like a reporter for the paper. I do want to know my community well enough to say I've experienced some of what is important in Pueblo. Last night I saw and met people I either didn't know or only knew by phone. There were Realtors and other connections all over the place. It's important to me that they know and see me. And I just noticed that I got the port-a-potty in a picture,geez!

Dena, what great photos and what a lot of work to put this on each Friday...that's what you call dedication. I love how you acknowledged the locals in your post and took great photos. What a genius you are.

Hope your Open House turned out to be productive for you and your Sellers.

Dena they do this every Friday night ???

Sounds like a great way to meet people and have some fun at the same time.

Gena, I'm not a genius but I did have fun! And my open house was so-so. But one of the neighbors stopped in who is thinking of selling : )

George, Every Friday in June. And in July it's Festival Fridays at the Art Center. In Pueblo we eat, dance and socialize. Business baby!

Dena, this blog was great advertising and yes, you are too modest...that was genius at work.

And congrats on a successful Open House that may lead you down the next escrow...that's how it's suppose to happen...good job.

JUN

2007

Hey girl, good job letting folks know how much fun we have down here in good 'ol Pueblo. Thanks for gathering all of us together so we could all hang'out. Maybe the entire CWRE group and friends can make "B Street" to close the last Friday of 2007.

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