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This Month in The Connection

Tax relief on the horizon for Douglas County homeowners

By CPC | Sep 27, 2023

For homeowners in Douglas County, there is good news.  In September, the Board of Douglas County Commissioners in its capacity as the County Board of Equalization approved Douglas County Assessor…

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New Douglas County library open in Castle Rock

By CPC | Sep 27, 2023

  Douglas County Libraries (DCL) celebrated the grand opening of its new Castle Rock library on Saturday, August 26.  The new library is located at the same address as the…

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Charging your car and mind at the same time

By CPC | Sep 27, 2023

  At first reading, it might seem like another business news brief shared by Douglas County officials, but it is about much more than a news bit being pushed out…

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National Prescription Drug Take Back Day

By CPC | Sep 27, 2023

The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is holding its annual National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on Saturday, October 28, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.  The program “aims to provide…

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Finding justice for child victims and their families

By CPC | Sep 27, 2023

Corporal Randy Allen of the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office (DCSO) is passionate about helping the youngest and most vulnerable crime victims.  Allen has been with DCSO for 15 years.  He…

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Journey Church expands

By CPC | Sep 27, 2023

  Exactly one year from the start of its construction, Journey Church commemorated its new Castle Pines expansion with a grand opening celebration on September 10.  The $8 million expansion…

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A shopping experience for a good cause

By CPC | Sep 27, 2023

The Outlets at Castle Rock hosted its 18th annual Shopping Extravaganza on September 9.  Each year, patrons purchase a ticket for the one-day event and shop guilt-free as $20 from…

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Help & Hope is looking for help

By CPC | Sep 27, 2023

Help & Hope Center volunteers in front of the King Soopers on Saturday, September 23 asking for donations of canned food, toiletries and other non-perishable items. One of the volunteers…

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Teen wiz kids and teacher create tech success

By CPC | Sep 27, 2023
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During the height of the pandemic, there was a shortage of not only hygiene products like hand sanitizer and toilet paper, but schools faced a shortage of teachers.  After his…

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A dog named Dewey

By CPC | Sep 27, 2023
dog on paddle board

  Dewey is all things a pet owner wants in a dog.  He is a nice size to fit in a lap but large enough to play, explore the outdoors…

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