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TODAY Dissolving Anger Into Love: Meditation and Teachings — 7-8:30 p.m. Yoga Bean, 3135 34th St. Adults, $10 and students, $5. 787-2499. Exercise Class — 6-7 p.m. First Church of the Nazarene, 6110 Chicago Ave. Free. Focuses on strength, flexibility and endurance. Easy on the knees. 790-3651. Exercise Classes — 9:30 a.m., T’ai Chi Chih; 10:30 a.m., Pilates; 3 p.m., T’ai Chi Ch’uan; $5; UMC Activities Center ; 5217 82nd St., No. 128; 783-8829. Lubbock Area Square and Round Dance Federation — 7:30-9:30 p.m. LASRDF Dance Center , 2305 120th St. Singing Plainsmen — 7 p.m. Covenant Presbyterian Church , 4600 48th St. A barbershop chorus open to men of all ages who like to sing. 445-9119. South Fork Bridge — 7 p.m. Bridge Center, 2563 74th St. $5. 792-5602. Susan G. Komen Discussion Group — Facilitated by Dr. Julie Harris, 6:30-7:30 p.m., Driskill & Bates Psychology offices , 5212 75th St. Taekwondo — 5:30 and 6:30 p.m. Maggie Trejo Center , 3200 Amherst St. All ages. First l...

Botnick Realty is boosting its presence in Cheesman Park. The firm paid $6.75 million for 1295 Race St. in Denver, also known as the Campbell Stone Memorial Residences , an income- and age-restricted community – located across the street from its Metropolitan Apartments, a mixed-age and -income property. Botnick Realty plans to continue to operate the building for the foreseeable future as housing for low-income seniors, noted Craig Stack of Colliers International Multifamily Advisory Group . “There was a lot of initial interest in the property,” said Stack, noting that due to the low-income and age-restricted nature of the community to individuals 55 and up earning 60 percent of area median income , it drew fewer bids than a market-rate property but still saw 16 offers. The community has been well maintained, included upgraded windows and underwent a number of additional capital improvements over the last 10 years, added Stack. The buyer is expected to make modest upgrades on t...