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Neighborhood Watch programs are an effective way to deter crime

By CPC | Jun 1, 2017

By Lynne Marsala Basche As reported by the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office (DCSO), Castle Pines has seen a spike in “opportunistic crimes.” As the name indicates, opportunist crimes occur when…

TTE fifth graders school audiences on hip-hop

By CPC | Jun 1, 2017

The Evolution of Hip-Hop show included 130 Timber Trail Elementary performers singing and dancing hip-hop songs through the decades. By Lynne Marsala Basche; courtesy photos One hundred and thirty fifth…

FBLA students compete at state leadership conference

By CPC | Jun 1, 2017

A group of FBLA students from RCHS who competed and placed at the State Leadership Conference in Vail.  At the conference, students from all over Colorado attended leadership workshops and…

Helping Africans while transforming Americans

By CPC | Jun 1, 2017

Pictured with an enthusiastic group of Soweto Academy students are the school’s founder Chris Okuma (left) with Castle Pines Village residents Armistead Browning and Geil Browning (center). The Brownings raised…

Transportation discounts for seniors

By CPC | Jun 1, 2017

By Patte Smith If you are planning on traveling, a few airlines offer senior discounts for individual age 65 and older. United Airlines offers senior fares to selected travel destinations;…

Harmony Equine Center –

By CPC | Jun 1, 2017

Horses find hope and homes By Lynne Marsala Basche; photos courtesy of DDFL Chances are high when people hear about the Denver Dumb Friends League (DDFL), their thoughts immediately turn…

Community support honored a local veteran and helped others heal

By CPC | Jun 1, 2017

Residents Jim and Linda Day hosted a fundraiser to raise money and awareness for soldiers and veterans who have taken their lives.  The event was a way to honor their…

Websites for boomer and senior discounts

By CPC | Jun 1, 2017

By Patte Smith Searching the internet for senior discounts produces savings options that are offered to adults 50 and older. Here are a few important things to consider when searching…

Continental League Art Show at Philip S. Miller Library

By CPC | Jun 1, 2017

RCHS student and Castle Pines resident Annika Kellner’s photograph using a technique called black light photography.  Kellner’s art, along with art from students all over Douglas County, was presented at…

Douglas County teams up on new mental health anti-stigma campaign

By CPC | Jun 1, 2017

Information provided by Douglas County The Let’s Talk Colorado campaign is spotlighting the stigma around mental illness so that the people who need help are more likely to seek it.…

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