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Pike’s Peak Cog Railway

By CPC | Apr 4, 2016

Take a ride on Pike’s Peak Cog Railway Article and photos by Liz Jurkowski Tourists have lots of time at the summit to enjoy the views.   There are three…

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Sand Creek National Historic Site

By CPC | Apr 4, 2016

Lost but not forgotten Article and photos by Liz Jurkowski Looking at the landscape, it is difficult to see evidence of the horrific Sand Creek Massacre.  Although not an upbeat…

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Castle Pines family inspires hope for those with rare diseases

By CPC | Apr 1, 2016

Truett Rosenlund and his sweet big sister, Savannah. His parents are working hard to raise awareness and gain research and funding for rare diseases.  (Photo courtesy of Stephanie Newcomb.) Article…

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Oak Hills neighborhood a haven for horse lovers

By CPC | Apr 1, 2016

Ashlyn Brown and her German Warmblood jumping mare Black Pearl. Article and photos by Christy Brown Colorado … the “wild west.”  One of the first images to come to mind…

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TTE students participate in school district art show

By CPC | Apr 1, 2016

Second grader Lyric Miller with her pen and ink Zentangle design with a tissue paper star applied over it. Art teacher Wendy Wilson congratulates fifth grader Claire Blaeser, who won…

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A lifetime of service led to Castle Pines

By CPC | Apr 1, 2016

Retired Federal Judge William Downes and his wife Cathy love living in Castle Pines and credit their dog Buffy for helping them meet so many great neighborhood friends. By Nancy…

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Goodnight to the library; saying farewell to an old friend

By CPC | Apr 1, 2016

Submited by Douglas County Libraries; photo by Tim Gamble Fact not fiction – the new library in Castle Pines opens in April.  Saying farewell to the old library location will…

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The journey continues …

By CPC | Apr 1, 2016

Excited to join the neighborhood, the congregation from Journey Church gathered on the vacant property with Pastor Scotty Priest (inset with wife Amy) to pray and bless the land. Article…

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CPACF jazzed it up

By CPC | Apr 1, 2016

  By Elean Gersack; photos courtesy of Sarah Tweed The Castle Pines Arts & Cultural Foundation (CPACF) hosted a young musicians showcase featuring Hank Troy Jazz Trio on February 26…

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Pasta Primavera

By CPC | Apr 1, 2016

Spring into the season with this colorful and tasty dish Article and photo by Lisa Crockett When I was a teenager, I made most of my spending money babysitting. One…

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