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Slash and Mulch Program Continues – Why CPN Residents are Getting Involved

By CPC | Jul 1, 2006

by Terri Wiebold Every spring and summer, Castle Pines North (CPN) residents are encouraged to participate in Douglas County’s Slash and Mulch Program, beginning Memorial Day weekend and continuing on…

CC-20 Development Moving Forward

By CPC | Jul 1, 2006

By Lane Roberts Village Homes, owner of the land located on the northwest corner of Castle Pines Parkway and Monarch Boulevard known as CC-20, has filed three land use applications…

The Wheels of Democracy Turn in CPN – Literally!

By CPC | Jul 1, 2006

by Terri Wiebold Residents going to voting centers this election will vote using a new state of the art technology known as an eSlate™ or Direct Record Electronic (DRE) voting…

CPN Metro District Sponsors Annual Household Chemical Roundup

By CPC | Jul 1, 2006

by Terri Wiebold Common products found in residential homes such as oil-based paints, gasoline, fence and deck stains, degreasers, cleaning compounds, and garden chemicals can be hazardous and should be…

Rock Slide Set for November Local Sponsors Needed

By CPC | Jul 1, 2006

by Carin Kirkegaard With more than one thousand participants from seven local schools, the Rock Slide has become one of the most anticipated community events in Castle Pines North (CPN).…

“Coexisting with Wildlife in Castle Pines North”

By CPC | Jul 1, 2006

Crystal Petersen, Colorado Division of Wildlife By Celine Hundt On July 18, approximately 50 local residents attended an informational seminar entitled “Coexisting with Wildlife in Castle Pines North”. The seminar…

Wildlife Seminar

By CPC | Jul 1, 2006

Castle Rock, Col., (July 5, 2006) – -The Castle Pines North Master Association will present “Coexisting with Wildlife in Castle Pines North,” on Tuesday, July 18, at 7 p.m., at…

Damaged Landscape Replaced Along Monarch Metro District Tests New Drought Tolerant Grass

By CPC | Jul 1, 2006

by Lane Roberts Last year, the Metro District’s landscaping improvement project included planting more than 100 trees, hundreds of shrubs, and drought-tolerant grass along Monarch Boulevard. Co-Cal, the commercial landscaping…

Use Less Water – XERISCAPE

By CPC | Jul 1, 2006

Xeriscape* is the logical solution to landscape design in the semi-aird state of Colorado. In the days of extreme drought, water restrictions and higher water bills, Xeriscape is a reponsible…

Buying and Selling Galore at the Community Garage Sale

By CPC | Jun 1, 2006

by Elean Gersack Buyers and sellers alike enjoyed the crowds at the Master Association’s Community Garage Sale on May 19 and 20. Hundreds of Castle Pines North (CPN) residents registered…

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