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Boulder on the Deschutes: Bend, Oregon

By CPC | Sep 1, 2021

 By Joe Gschwendtner; courtesy photos We once owned a home in Bend, Oregon and sold it – felt there were better investment opportunities. What a colossal mistake. The town has…

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Vino in the Village

By CPC | Sep 1, 2021
Vino in the Village

Hundreds of people descended on the Village Shops in The Village at Castle Pines on August 13 for Vino in the Village, a Castle Pines Chamber of Commerce event that…

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RiNo – where art is made

By CPC | Sep 1, 2021

By Hollen Wheeler; courtesy photos The River North Art District, or colloquially, “RiNo,” is a trending area northeast of downtown Denver. With the usual urban feel, including views of the…

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One step at a time: staircase remodeling

By CPC | Sep 1, 2021
Photo of a grand floating staircase.

By Lisa Nicklanovich; courtesy photos A staircase is a key architectural design feature that is often visible upon entering a home, adding drama to a space. Staircases have many parts…

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The bartered bride and the Lone Tree Schweiger Ranch

By CPC | Sep 1, 2021

By Joe Gschwendtner; photo courtesy of Rose Tuggle Collection of the Schweiger Ranch Foundation John Schweiger was raised in Zell am Ziller, Tirol, Austria. Draftable into the Austrian army, he…

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Day trippin’ at the Denver Botanic Gardens

By CPC | Sep 1, 2021

Article and photos by Celeste McNeil The Denver Botanic Gardens is a 24-acre oasis in the heart of the city. Located next to Cheesman Park, the York Street gardens host…

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Cops and Bobbers reels in fun

By CPC | Sep 1, 2021

By Celeste McNeil; photos courtesy of DCSO Detention Specialist Dawn McClarnon Douglas County Sheriff’s Office (DCSO) is constantly looking for ways to positively connect with the community. DCSO recently held…

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Blue Jean Bash raises funds for Clothes To Kids Denver

By CPC | Sep 1, 2021

By Julie Matuszewski; photos courtesy of Stan Obert Clothing can change a life. A warm coat, shoes that fit, and a wardrobe of school clothing can help children and youth…

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Lone Tree Symphony Orchestra excited to be back on stage

By CPC | Sep 1, 2021

Enjoy the 2021-2022 season By Lisa Nicklanovich; courtesy photo The Lone Tree Symphony Orchestra (LTSO) 2021-2022 season has been announced and tickets are now on sale at the Lone Tree…

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Teenagers pack more than a ton of food to fight food insecurity

By CPC | Sep 1, 2021
Photo of Junior Katelyn Pocock, sophomore Kyia Sparks, senior Hailey Arbuckle, and Everett Brothers, a visiting sophomore from Springville High School in Springville, Utah, got a little messy repackaging flour for Metro Caring’s food bank.

Article and photos by Celeste McNeil Twenty-nine high school students gathered for a service project on a Saturday afternoon, just days before school began. The youth and a handful of…

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