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Cucumber & Salmon Roll-Ups w/Dilled Yogurt Cheese

By CPC | Mar 1, 2015

Making yogurt cheese means gathering a few simple supplies: cheesecloth, a strainer, plain Greek Yogurt and a mixing bowl.  Greek yogurt spends a day in the fridge draining through cheesecloth…

Summer outdoor adventures leave electronics in the dust

By CPC | Mar 1, 2015

By Lynne Marsala Basche; photos courtesy of Avid4 Adventure Like most Coloradans, Castle Pines residents Christy McDonald and Kim Spuhler enjoy the outdoors and everything the area has to offer. …

Novice team performs well at Lego League competition

By CPC | Mar 1, 2015

Pictured above (from left to right, bottom to top):  Rohan Adepu, Addie Sires, Neeraj Dodda, Rahul Sampangiramahaih, Kaushik Kaja, Tanya Chourasia, Phalgun Taman, Vaibhav Chourasia, and Aditya Vepa took the…

Artist is an important part of the (cultural) landscape

By CPC | Mar 1, 2015

Pastel artist Sue Shehan showcases her work in various venues in Douglas County and surrounding areas. Article and photo by Lisa Crockett  Castle Pines resident and artist Sue Shehan has…

The Winter Formal dance from a student’s perspective

By CPC | Mar 1, 2015

RCHS Students Mandy Shuster, Lauren Kirger, Maria Pangalos, (CP residents) and Sarah Kaukol laugh together before going to the Winter Formal dance on January 24.  The four girls have been…

Old school “house calls” come to the City of Castle Pines

By CPC | Mar 1, 2015

Dr. Malin Sadler is opening his new Castle Pines concierge family practice, For the Family Medical Care, this month. By Elizabeth Wood West; photo courtesy of Malin Sadler New Castle…

Business Over Beverage (aka BOB) celebrates its fourth birthday

By CPC | Mar 1, 2015

Top left going clockwise: Castle Pines City Councilwoman Tera Radloff and her husband, Jon. Founders, Greg Bruce (left) and John Manka (right)  with Siena’s General Manager (center) Brian Young. Tim…

The power of women coming together

By CPC | Mar 1, 2015

By Amy Shanahan, photos courtesy of Lisa Whitney-Smith Women Inspired Together (WIT) kicked off 2015 with an amazing event that brought eighty local women together for a full day of…

Sage Canyon Elementary dance is sealed with a KISS

By CPC | Mar 1, 2015

Girls at Sage Canyon invited a special adult guest to escort them to a ball with a wintry theme.  Photo booths and yummy treats were highlights, but dancing was the…

Cherry Hills Christian School named Apple Distinguished School

By CPC | Mar 1, 2015

Castle Pines residents, CHC Superintendent Robert Bignell and CHC Elementary Assistant Principal Kati Melton stood with school administrators and teachers after receiving the Apple Distinguished School award. Article and photo…

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