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Pastry chef has cake and eats it too

By CPC | Nov 1, 2012

Information provided by the Country Club at Castle Pines The Country Club at Castle Pines is known for its spectacular golf course and amazing views, but one club improvement the…

GO MD brings medical/urgent care services to your home

By CPC | Nov 1, 2012

By Elizabeth Wood West Have you, a family member, or elderly loved one had a medical emergency or serious illness, but your doctor’s office and urgent care clinic were closed?…

A plea to voters

By CPC | Nov 1, 2012

By Chris Bonham There is an oft overlooked story in the canon of American politics that deserves mention as we head into what is possibly the most contentious election in…

Rodney’s restaurant is looking to get reacquainted

By CPC | Nov 1, 2012

Restaurant entrepreneur Rodney Utz is enjoying working full time at Rodney’s in the Village. He’s bringing back the menu items that customers have loved for years. “A good value and…

Fall shenanigans at DCSM

By CPC | Nov 1, 2012

DCSM fourth grader, Syndey Glasser, indulged in a little face painting as part of the fun school event. By Jodi Anderson; photos courtesy of DCSM What do you get when…

Avoid frozen fire sprinkler systems

By CPC | Nov 1, 2012

Contributed by SMFRA As the cold temperatures make their way in to Colorado this winter, SMFR wants to remind homeowners of the importance of protecting and maintaining fire sprinkler systems.…

Signs of fall

By CPC | Nov 1, 2012

It may look like fun and games, but these boy scouts from Troop 363 in Parker are hard at work selling pumpkins in a Castle Pines neighborhood to raise funds…

Hot chili; chilly day

By CPC | Nov 1, 2012

Article and photos by Lisa Nicklanovich The competition to claim the title of “best chili” was still strong, despite the cold rain on October 13 at the 5th Annual Best…

Big Red fans come to Castle Pines Athletics

By CPC | Nov 1, 2012

Contributed by Castle Pines Athletics Twenty-six teams of local children from age three to fourth grade enjoyed playing soccer in Castle Pines this fall. Pictured above are coaches Brad McDonald…

Strength and support for a good cause

By CPC | Nov 1, 2012

Contributed by Becky Harsh Castle Pines resident and personal trainer Becky Harsh participated in the “Barbells for Boobs” fundraiser last month. The organization hosts athletic competitions to raise funds to…

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