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This Month in The Connection

Support Businesses of the CPN Community

By CPC | Dec 1, 2006

by Lane Roberts As the holidays rapidly approach, now is a great time to become re-acquainted with the many businesses in Castle Pines North (CPN). The local shops and restaurants…

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County Raises Speed Limit on Castle Pines Parkway – CPN Master Association Responds

By CPC | Dec 1, 2006

by Terri Wiebold Castle Pines North (CPN) residents have seen a change in the speed limit signs on Castle Pines Parkway between Buffalo Trail and I-25. This change was implemented…

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Local Business Owners Concerned about Possible Castle Pines Village Incorporation

By CPC | Dec 1, 2006

Master Association Board President Maureen Shul By Lane Roberts On Friday, November 17, the Castle Pines North (CPN) Master Association hosted a meeting of all the local businesses within CPN.…

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Spotlight on NorthLynx HOA

By CPC | Dec 1, 2006

by Celine Hundt The NorthLynx HOA serves 221 homes in the Serena and Tapedero neighborhoods in the Daniel’s Gate subdivision in Castle Pines North (CPN). According to Jennifer Havercroft, president…

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Cherokee Ranch to Host Holiday Events

By CPC | Dec 1, 2006

Cherokee Ranch: Colorado Symphony Orchestra Sunday, December 10, 5:30 p.m. Listen to holiday music from the Colorado Symphony Orchestra at the exquisite Cherokee Ranch Castle. For more information, visit www.cherokeeranch.org.…

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Local Residents Help Speerhead Installation of Two New Crosswalks

By CPC | Dec 1, 2006

Douglas County traffic worker prepares Monarch Boulevard for a new pedestrian crosswalk in Daniel’s Gate. Article and photos by Terri Wiebold Two new pedestrian crosswalk projects have been cooperatively undertaken…

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Rockslide Raises Thousands for Local Schools

By CPC | Dec 1, 2006

by Elean Gersack With overcast skies and crisp air, it was the perfect morning for a little outdoor exercise. On November 11, just fewer than 1,400 runners and walkers hit…

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Castle Pines North Businesses Host OctoberFest Fun!

By CPC | Dec 1, 2006

By Elean Gersack With falling leaves and overcast skies, local residents and visitors enjoyed a beautiful fall day in Castle Pines North (CPN) during OctoberFest on Saturday, October 14. This…

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Events to Capture Holiday Sights and Sounds

By CPC | Dec 1, 2006

by Elean Gersack The holidays are upon us so take some time to enjoy the sights and sounds of the season. Whether you prefer the ballet, the symphony, or children’s…

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Plans Moving Forward on CC-20. Library District Signs Letter of Intent with Developer

By CPC | Dec 1, 2006

by Lane Roberts Public hearing notices were placed on the CC-20 parcel on November 14. Plans for the parcel, located on the northwest corner of Castle Pines Parkway and Monarch…

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