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City Council appoints deputy treasurer

By CPC | Jun 1, 2009

by Terri Wiebold On the heels of celebrating its one-year anniversary of becoming a city, the Castle Pines North City Council is taking steps to ensure that city financial information…

Driver’s license office open in Castle Rock

By CPC | Jun 1, 2009

by Terri Wiebold with information provided by Douglas County County residents living and working in the southern areas of Douglas County can renew their driver’s license, change their address, and…

Local swimmers qualify for state swim meet

By CPC | Jun 1, 2009

Pictured left to right – Sammy Fox, Chloe Civello, Jared Jordan, Nicole Jordan, Teddy Koerner. Inset: Erin Riner, Marielle Renehan, Abby Kochevar. Article and photos by Carin R. Kirkegaard Castle…

Rocky Mountain Tennis offers classes in CPN, Village

By CPC | Jun 1, 2009

Rocky Mountain Tennis Academy (RMTA), Denver’s largest community-based tennis program, is offering classes again this year in Castle Pines North and Castle Pines Village. RMTA serves hundreds of adults and…

Tree bugs pose a challenge for communities

By CPC | Jun 1, 2009

Jeff Huff, the president of the Hidden Pointe Metro District and Horticulture Specialists, Gary LeCaptain by Lisa Crockett Spruce trees in the Castle Pines community are threatened by infestation from…

DCSO Community Safety Volunteers Graduate

By CPC | May 1, 2009

Submitted by Deputy Cocha Heyden Public Information Officer Douglas County Sheriff’s Office 303-660-7586 Douglas County Sheriff’s Office Graduates 4th Class of Community Safety Volunteers, 2nd class to include volunteers that…

Gov. Ritter Orders Flags Lowered on Saturday

By CPC | May 1, 2009

Gov. Bill Ritter has ordered that United States and Colorado state flags be lowered to half staff at state and federal facilities throughout Colorado tomorrow (Saturday, May 9, 2009) in…

Douglas County High School Graduate Receives Scholarship

By CPC | May 1, 2009

Bailey McHenry accepting the CSOC scholarship award from Douglas County Sheriff, David A. Weaver Submitted by Deputy Cocha Heyden Public Information Officer Douglas County Sheriff’s Office 303-660-7586 Douglas County Sheriff,…

Douglas County Sheriff Joins Other Agencies in Creation of Statewide Data Sharing Network to Fight Crime

By CPC | May 1, 2009

Submitted by Deputy Cocha Heyden Public Information Officer Douglas County Sheriff’s Office 303-660-7586 Douglas County Sheriff David A. Weaver is very excited about being part of the Colorado Information Sharing…

Douglas County Sheriff’s Office Deputies Trained in Autism Awareness

By CPC | May 1, 2009

Submitted by Deputy Cocha Heyden Public Information Officer Douglas County Sheriff’s Office 303-660-7586 Deputies for the Patrol and Detention Divisions as well as officers from the Lone Tree, Castle Rock…

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