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Bluebirds are coming back to Colorado

By CPC | Mar 1, 2018

A Western Bluebird. Western Bluebirds perch or flutter among branches to take berries. By Susan Helton; Mountain Bluebird photo by Dick Vogel, courtesy of the Colorado Bluebird Project; Western Bluebird…

Hypothermia and older adults

By CPC | Mar 1, 2018

Information provided by the National Institute on Aging and Douglas County With winter’s return, the colder temperatures in Colorado bring some particular risks for older adults and people with chronic…

Do not let the flu mess with you… It’s not too late to get the flu shot

By CPC | Feb 1, 2018

Information provided by Douglas County As we head into the height of flu season, the health department is reminding residents that it is not too late to get a flu…

Get lost on an urban hike

By CPC | Feb 1, 2018

Article and photos by Daniel Williams For many in the 80108 ZIP code, hiking means getting in a car and hopping on I-70 or I-25 and driving an hour or…

TTE opens its doors to the community to showcase student talents

By CPC | Feb 1, 2018

By Lynne Marsala Basche; photos courtesy of Anna Mallinson On January 17, Timber Trail Elementary (TTE) opened its doors to family, friends and the community for a showcase to highlight…

Cherokee Castle: A tale of five families

By CPC | Feb 1, 2018

Homes in the Cherokee Castle story, from hardscrabble homesteads to castles for society minions. Article and photos by Joe Gschwendtner In 1879, the Kansas Hansborough clan settled on East Plum…

Winter coats may be hazardous to children riding in car seats

By CPC | Feb 1, 2018

Information provided by CDOT Car Seats Colorado is reminding parents and caregivers that bulky winter coats pose a danger to children riding in car seats and should not be worn…

The Bibliophiliac’s Corner “The Glass Forest”

By CPC | Feb 1, 2018

By Amanda Merriman Connection writer Amanda Merriman admits she is hopelessly addicted to books. It has been this way nearly all her life. Every month she shares what she has…

Cutest Pet in the Pines Winner!

By CPC | Feb 1, 2018

Congratulations once again to Bruce Cochrane for being selected as The Connection’s Cutest Pet in the Pines for 2017. Bruce was happy to receive his gift basket containing treats, toys…

Permanent Superintendent Search

By CPC | Feb 1, 2018

Information provided by the Douglas County School District The Douglas County School District (DCSD) is seeking its next permanent superintendent.  The DCSD Board of Education has selected Ray and Associates (no…

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