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Bob Sims wins gold in 2009 National Senior Golf Games

By CPC | October 1, 2009

by Terri Wiebold with photo submitted by Bob Sims Castle Pines North resident, Bob Sims, won the National Senior Games 60-64 age group championship Gold Medal at the Stanford University Golf Course in Palo Alto, California in August. The competitors played the Black Tees at 6212 yards, rated at 70.6/131. Thirty-five golfers from all over…

District improves trails and storm water systems

By CPC | October 1, 2009

Crosswalk by the Xeriscape Demonstration Garden submitted by The Castle Pines North Metro District Fourteen miles of trails traverse the Castle Pines North community, providing footpaths for recreational use and access to parks and schools. This network of paths is maintained by CPNMD, and staff of parks, open space and trails are always on the…

Halloween fun in and around Castle Pines

By CPC | October 1, 2009

Want some additional holiday fun for your little trick-or-treaters? Here is a list of fun Halloween activities going on in Castle Pines North and the surrounding areas. Trick or Treat Street Castle Pines North Business District 562 Castle Pines Parkway Wednesday, October 28 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Bring your ghosts and goblins to the…

Douglas County Sheriff’s Office introduces Colorado Life Trak System

By CPC | October 1, 2009

Information provided by the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office Colorado Life Trak (formerly known as Project Lifesaver) is a high-tech tracking system used by law enforcement departments nationwide to locate adults and children suffering from Alzheimer’s disease, Down Syndrome, Autism and other related disorders. A person living with any of these disorders may have a propensity…

My Gym’ hosts fundraiser to benefit Children’s Hospital

By CPC | October 1, 2009

Bella Webster (center), who has been battling Leukemia since she was 20 months old, chooses winners in a drawing held at My Gym in the Village at Castle Pines shopping center. The drawing was part of a fundraiser for the Children’s Hospital, which was held in Bella’s honor. Bella’s four-year-old brother Drew (left), helped draw…

Snow season right around the corner

By CPC | October 1, 2009

by Lisa Crockett With leaves falling and a hint of cool in the air, snow season will soon come to the Castle Pines community. What can you expect when the flakes start to fall? All communities follow similar protocols when prioritizing the order in which streets are plowed: main arterial roads first, then collector roads…

Waffle Brothers of Denver host breakfast at BRE

By CPC | October 1, 2009

The Waffle Brothers, typically found serving their unique brand of Belgium waffles on Denver’s 16th Street Mall, will be out in the suburbs Saturday, October 3 at Buffalo Ridge Elementary School (BRE). Known for a special recipe that was developed in Denver, the Waffle Brothers import a special sugar straight from Belgium that provides the…

Castle Pines Green gets new leader

By CPC | October 1, 2009

Carol Barbeito by Lisa Crockett CP Green has a new leader at its helm. Carol Barbeito, a Castle Pines North (CPN) resident, has assumed leadership of the community group, which aims to help the Castle Pines community find ways to live in a more environmentally friendly way. Barbeito takes the place of former leader Ryan…

Community raises thousands for new library

By CPC | October 1, 2009

In recognition of all who gave of their time, talents and money, the Castle Pines Connection presented a framed list of contributors to the Douglas County Library District at the September 19 library ribbon cutting ceremony.  The list will hang in the new library, as well as be included in the Oct/Nov issue of the…

Falls bountiful harvest yields healthy and tasty cuisine

By CPC | October 1, 2009

The fall season offers us a variety of delicious and healthy fruits and vegetables, such as fuji apples and butternut squash. They are not only pleasing to the palate, but are excellent, nutritional choices. Fuji apples provide us with vitamins A and C, along with some calcium, iron and fiber. They are just as important…

Go Cougars go green and gold

By CPC | October 1, 2009

by Tracy Dudley DCS Montessori gets mascot and official school colors Since its inception in 1996, DCS Montessori School has not had an official school mascot or official school colors. During a critical transitional period in 2008, school administration decided it was time for the school to solidify its image and identity. A key step…

Local author recounts past experiences for young writers at Buffalo Ridge

By CPC | October 1, 2009

Justin Matott by Anthonette Klinkerman The first assembly of the school year at Buffalo Ridge Elementary illustrated why students love assemblies. Author Justin Matott was invited by the Buffalo Ridge Educational Alliance (BREA) assembly organizer Christina McDonald to come to the school in September and address the character education topic of bullying. Matott, a former…

Remember When?

By CPC | October 1, 2009

submitted by the City of Castle Pines North Thursday October 29th 2009 marks the six-year anniversary of the Cherokee Ranch Fire. Do you remember that day? The entire community of CPN was evacuated as flames came dangerously close to several houses and neighborhoods. Yes, CPN is part of the Wildland Urban Interface, where residences are…

‘Tis the Season at the Ridge

By CPC | October 1, 2009

Holly Jolly Breakfast with Santa Skip the lines at the mall this year and come meet Santa and Mrs. Claus at The Ridge for a holly, jolly breakfast. Saturday, December 58 a.m. and 10 a.m. $25 Adults $15 Youth Full Breakfast Buffet Entertainment with intimate setting of singing and story telling Holiday Carriage Rides at…

Board of Education candidates

By CPC | October 1, 2009

Four seats on the Douglas County School Board are up for election this November 3. District B:  John Carson,  www.JohnCarsonforSchoolBoard.com Sue Catterall, www.suecatterall.com District D: Dan Gerken, www.dangerken.com Kevin Leung, www.kevinyleung.com District E:  Doug Benevento, www.doug4douglas.com Kristine Turner, www.turner4schools.com District G: Emily Hansen, www.emily4schools.com Meghann Silverthornm, www.meghannsilverthorn.com Registered voters in Douglas County will receive a…

City of Castle Pines North Council Report

By CPC | October 1, 2009

submitted by the City of Castle Pines North As mayor of the City of Castle Pines North, it is a privilege to serve you and an even greater honor to inform citizens that the state of our city is strong and growing stronger. Because your elected officials have put a responsible and coherent financial plan…

Eagle project enhances church grounds

By CPC | October 1, 2009

Sam Classen stands near a cross on the St. Francis of Assisi Prayer Path. Classen completed his Eagle Scout project by directing the efforts of roughly 80 volunteers in extension and refurbishment of the path in a wooded area next to the church. by Lisa Crockett: photo courtesy of the Classen family It’s now a…

Local artist makes her home in Castle Pines, Colorado

By CPC | October 1, 2009

Article and photo by Carin R. Kirkegaard Elizabeth Mowry, a renowned pastel painter moved to Castle Pines Village nearly three years ago from a pre-Revolutionary War stone house in the Hudson Bay area of New York State. Caring for a 35-acre agricultural home required a lot of time and hard labor. There were days when…

New voice for Douglas County’s rural water users

By CPC | October 1, 2009

by Elizabeth Wood West Douglas County is approximately 842 square miles, with a population estimated to reach 280,000 by 2010. The County’s rural area is around 725 square miles. Almost 30,000 people, or nearly 12 percent of Douglas County’s total population, are considered rural water users and are served by 8,000 ground water wells. Until…

Speed Limit Increase Postponed

By CPC | October 1, 2009

by Terri Wiebold The City of Castle Pines North has postponed increasing the speed limit on Yorkshire Drive from 25 mph to 30 mph following calls from concerned citizens. According to the City Director of Public Works Eric Guth, the city received a few calls from concerned residents about the increase. Guth stated, “It was…

The Castle Pines Connection is going monthly!

By CPC | October 1, 2009

Submitted by Terri Wiebold, Owner As you read this, the fifth issue of The Castle Pines Connection community newspaper, plans are already underway for our transition to a monthly publication. Beginning in January 2010, The Castle Pines Connection will be delivered to homes and businesses in the Castle Pines community every month! Thank you to…

Fire hydrant flags – Why are they there?

By CPC | October 1, 2009

by Terri Wiebold Residents who have been wondering why there are tall metal flags attached to the 485 fire hydrants in Castle Pines North (CPN) need ponder no more. According to CPN Metro District Parks and Open Space Manager, Charlie Fagan, the answer is as simple as the solution was. In recent winters, snow levels…

Master Association to host annual meeting

By CPC | October 1, 2009

The Castle Pines North Master Association Board will soon hold an election to fill two vacancies. November is when the Castle Pines North (CPN) Master Association’s Annual meeting has traditionally been held, though as of press time a date had not yet been determined. When a date is decided upon, it will be posted on…

Local resident revives sports complex

By CPC | October 1, 2009

by Tracy Dudley In the past, the Castle Pines Connection has featured articles about South Metro Volleyball, an adult sports organization owned by a local Castle Pines North resident. A large part of South Metro Volleyball’s business is providing adult volleyball leagues and tournaments for players who live south of the Denver Metro area in…

Outdoor classroom underway in Castle Pines North

By CPC | October 1, 2009

DCS Montessori student Koby D. enjoys an afternoon in the school’s outdoor classroom. Article and photo by Tracy Dudley According to traditional Montessori philosophy, children should learn in real environments, outside of the classroom. As such, students best learn about nature, geology, ecology, and biology by going outdoors and experiencing real-life examples. In line with…

Xcel power line work complete

By CPC | October 1, 2009

by Lisa Crockett A months-long process of negotiating the height of towers installed along the Xcel Corridor in Castle Pines North (CPN) has finally come to its conclusion. Citizens in the area did not respond favorably when Xcel erected a 180 foot tower at the top of the ridge line above Coyote Ridge Park and…

Castle Pines North Foundation – A way to give back to the community

By CPC | October 1, 2009

by Carin R. Kirkegaard Nearly 12 years ago the Castle Pines North Foundation (CPNF) was created as a way to provide monetary, land and other forms of gifts for the growth and betterment of current and future parks in Castle Pines North. In the beginning, the board for the CPNF encouraged developers, builders and individuals…

Erosion control at Oak Hills Tributary

By CPC | October 1, 2009

submitted by The Castle Pines North Metro District The Oak Hills Tributary is a natural drainage area that over the years has become a serious erosion problem. The creek lies below Daniel’s Park and follows the property line of homeowners off Horizon Trail. Rainwater has washed away soil to depths of twenty feet in places,…

Local business woman receives prestigious award

By CPC | October 1, 2009

Timi Aguilar President of Aguilar Public Relations Information and photos submitted by Aguilar Public Relations Timi Aguilar of Aguilar Public Relations has been selected as one of ten entrepreneurs across the United States to receive the Anna Maria Arias Memorial Business Fund. The Anna Maria Arias Fund was created to recognize the accomplishments of Anna…

New Bank Coming to Castle Pines North

By CPC | October 1, 2009

by Terri Wiebold Front loaders began moving dirt this week to grade the approximately 63,830 square-foot vacant parcel of land located on the north end of the King Soopers Shopping Center, just east of Lagae Road in Castle Pines North. According to the project description posted on the City’s website, the land is the future…

Used books find a good home

By CPC | October 1, 2009

Ebenezer Norman, a Liberian who has dreams of opening the first public library in his home country, picks up remaining books from the Castle Pines North library fundraiser. by Carin R. Kirkegaard In August, the Douglas County Libraries Foundation, in conjunction with fundraising efforts in the Castle Pines community, held a used book sale at…

New Arrival!

By CPC | October 1, 2009

The Castle Pines Connection welcomes baby girl Keaton. Born July 30 at 2:30pm. Weight 7lbs. 9oz., 19.5 inches long. Proud parents are Greg Miller and Jennifer Havercroft-Miller.

Recycle program ends at Fire Station 36

By CPC | October 1, 2009

Submitted by Andy Lyon, South Metro Fires Rescue Authority Because of numerous on-going problems with the recycle dumpsters at neighborhood fire stations, the South Metro Fire Rescue Authority has ended the recycling program at Station 36 in Castle Pines North and also at Station 33 in Centennial. “We would like to be supportive of our…

Village bluebird trail thriving success

By CPC | October 1, 2009

by Tracy Dudley In 2007, the Castle Pines Homes Association (CPHA) reorganized and established an over arching goal of educating new and existing residents about wildlife in the Village and addressing issues concerning increased wildlife encounters. As an active volunteer in several wildlife organizations, Wildlife Committee member and Village resident Gina Gerken came up with…

Don’t let the goblins catch you off guard

By CPC | October 1, 2009

Halloween safety tips from Sheriff David A. Weaver Halloween is an enjoyable holiday for kids and parents alike. It is important though, to take every precaution possible when it comes to your night of fun. Sheriff Weaver provides the following suggestions to keep your little monsters safe: Start at home: Turn on your exterior lights,…

Fuller Castle Pines Sotheby’s International Realty

By CPC | October 1, 2009

Submitted by Fuller Castle Pines Sotheby’s International Realty The brokerage firm representing Colorado’s most celebrated golf community, Castle Pines Village Properties, is joining forces with the area’s most prestigious real estate firm, Fuller Sotheby’s International Realty to provide a new level of service to prospective clients in the luxury home market in Colorado. The new…

North Meadows Extension project – Talks re-opened with railroad

By CPC | October 1, 2009

Information provided by Town of Castle Rock After receiving public input, the Town of Castle Rock Council directed its staff to resume attempts to have Union Pacific railroad tracks moved so a new road between The Meadows and I-25 could be built at-grade. It was previously thought the at-grade alignment for the North Meadows Extension…

Show gratitude to our military

By CPC | October 1, 2009

The Bundt Shoppe would like to recognize and honor our local United States Armed Forces service members, veterans, and their families this fall. On Saturday, October 3, stop by the Bundt Shoppe during the Castle Pines OctoberFest and make a contribution to provide a cake for a military service member or veteran. With only a…

We have playgrounds!

By CPC | October 1, 2009

Information submitted by the American Academy PTO Finally, after four years of dreaming, planning, fundraising and an incredible two day community build, the American Academy parent teacher organization (PTO) is thrilled to reveal our new playgrounds. In late August, more than 250 parent, staff and community volunteers worked more than 1,100 combined hours to build…

Halloween safety for pets

By CPC | October 1, 2009

Information provided by the ASPCA The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) provides the following information and tips to help ensure your pet’s safety this Halloween: 1. No tricks, no treats: That bowlful of candy is for trick-or-treaters, not for Scruffy and Fluffy. * Chocolate in all forms—especially dark or baking…

Two, four, six, eight… Summer cheer camp was really great!

By CPC | October 1, 2009

by Carin R. Kirkegaard Castle Pines Athletics hosted a three-day cheerleading camp in August at The Retreat Park in Castle Pines North. Girls, ages 4 to 11 learned the latest moves from UNC cheerleader Kristen Weatherly and former Rock Canyon High School cheerleader Kaitlin Clure. The girls learned basic cheer moves and also a dance…

The Canyons Annexation Referral Comments

By CPC | September 1, 2009

Annexation Agreement 242k pdf The Canyons Referral and Narrative 119k pdf The Canyons Rezone to Plan Development Referral 1900k pdf Canyons Development Agreement – Draft 476k pdf (8-31-2009) Comments Beverly Hills HOA 807k pdf Castle Pines Metro District 860k pdf Castle Pines North Master – Design Review Board 168k pdf Centennial Airport 172k pdf Cherry…

Municipal Elections Spark Spirited Debate

By CPC | September 1, 2009

Pictured here from left to right are Mark Shively, candidate for City Treasurer, Jeff Huff, Candidate for Mayor, Maureen Shul, candidate for Mayor, and Jennifer Havercroft, candidate for Ward 1 City Council. The Castle Pines Chamber of Commerce hosted the first of its three candidate forums at the CPN community center. The discussions lasted the…

City of Castle Pines North Municipal Election Candidates

By CPC | September 1, 2009

Election season is here Voters in Castle Pines North (CPN) will vote to fill vacancies in every city council position, as well as mayor, city clerk, and treasurer. This year’s election will be conducted entirely by mail for all voters in the county. Voters must be registered by October 5, 2009 in order to vote…

Metro District dissolution discussed at community meeting

By CPC | September 1, 2009

Greg Miller, co-chair of the CPNCTR by Scott Lasher Mayor says integration discussions have begun The debate surrounding the proposed dissolution of the Castle Pines North Metro District (CPNMD) took further shape Tuesday night [September 15, 2009] as representatives of the Castle Pines North Citizens for Tax Relief (CPNCTR) held a community meeting surrounding the…

City staff receives annexation petition for Lagae South

By CPC | September 1, 2009

by Sara Edwards The City of Castle Pines North staff received an annexation petition on Wednesday, Sept. 23, from A and A investments for annexation of land known as Lagae South. City staff informed City Council of receipt of the petition at last night’s council meeting. The official petition will be presented to City Council…

Citizen Group Advocates Dissolution of Metro District

By CPC | September 1, 2009

by Scott Lasher The way water and parks services are administered in Castle Pines North could potentially change. A group of Castle Pines North (CPN) residents has formally filed a petition for the dissolution of the Castle Pines North Metro District, which has to date provided water, wastewater and storm water services, as well as…

BRE to implement Colorado’s Safe Route to School Program

By CPC | August 1, 2009

by Carin R. Kirkegaard When Buffalo Ridge Elementary (BRE) returns to school August 10 it will be with fewer buses and more parents driving, walking and biking their students to and from school. According to BRE Principal, Ally Berggren, BRE will be a pilot school working along with the Douglas County School District (DCSD) to…

Local teen band plays Denver venues

By CPC | August 1, 2009

by Carin R. Kirkegaard Revenge on Schulte, a band comprised of local Rock Canyon High School (RCHS) students has been making a name for itself while playing various Denver venues. Lead singer Ben Hilzer and Chris Battin, lead gutarist, founded Revenge on Schulte nine months ago with fellow RCHS classmates Andrew Wilson, rhythm guitarist, Ryan…

Neighborhood Market celebrates its customers

By CPC | August 1, 2009

Breanna Markwell , Colorado Lottery; Ashley Sommer, Jenny’s Café; Jessica Downing and Paul Britt; King Mountain Ranch “givin’ away” freebies at customer appreciation day. Information submitted by Jenny’s Market After six hundred and twenty five free -scoops of the freshest, richest gelatto and two days of fun and free give aways, Jenny’s Market in Castle…

Sheriff Weaver wants your eyes and ears to prevent unlawful solicitation

By CPC | August 1, 2009

Douglas County Sheriff David A. Weaver Information submitted by Douglas County Sheriff’s Office It seems that when we have nice weather we tend to see an increase of door-to-door salespeople in our Castle Pines neighborhoods. Many of these people are legitimate employees trying to advertise their business. Unfortunately, many of these people can be con…

Summer Movie Packs the Park

By CPC | August 1, 2009

by Terri Wiebold Let me tell you…Solid Life Christian Center really knows how to throw a party! The much anticipated Castle Pines community summer movie in the park drew record crowds to Coyote Ridge Park on August 22. Neighbors in Castle Pines Village, Surrey Ridge, Charter Oaks, Beverly Hills, Oak Hills, and Surrey Ridge Estates…

Castle Crocs wrap up fourth season

By CPC | August 1, 2009

by Carin R. Kirkegaard The laughter could be heard ringing as it drifted over the gate at the HOA2 pool each morning during the Castle Croc swim practice. The Crocs wrapped up season four over the summer and had a great time in the process. The team, run by head coach Paul Whitaker, spent the…

Lagae park ground breaking ceremony

By CPC | August 1, 2009

The bulldozers and the dust kicking up at Lagae Ranch are a result of Castle Pines North residents’ Master Association dues hard at work. After eight years of contributing to a parks fund, residents are witnessing a new park underway in Castle Pines North. The City of Castle Pines North held a ground breaking ceremony…

Local law enforcement equips kids for success

By CPC | August 1, 2009

Information submitted by Douglas County Sheriff’s Office The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office (DCSO) is proud to announce the newly created Youth Education and Safety in Schools (Y.E.S.S.) program that will kick off in August for the 2009/2010 school year. The Y.E.S.S. program is a collaborative effort between the Douglas County School District, the DCSO, and…

August Fundraising Events for New Library

By CPC | August 1, 2009

Margie Woodruff Foundation Manager Douglas County Libraries Foundation 303-688-7638 Contact by e-mail 100 South Wilcox Street Castle Rock, CO 80104 August Fundraising Events for New Library The Castle Pines community has pulled together to help Douglas County Libraries open a small library at 7437 Village Square Drive in September. So far, nearly $36,000 has been…

CPN track star heads to state

By CPC | August 1, 2009

Shannon McFarland poses with her REAL Colorado Soccer friend Kellsie Rector after qualifying for the State Hershey track and field meet. by Carin R. Kirkegaard Shannon McFarland, Castle Pines North youth, competed in the Hershey’s Track and Field Games through South Suburban Parks and Recreation (SSPR) and qualified for the state track meet. McFarland competed…

Join Bella Rock for a fall colors hike

By CPC | August 1, 2009

Bella Rock Adventures is leading a hike through the foothills to catch the changing Aspens and glimpse the amazing fall colors Colorado has to offer. Saralyn Crock will be the lead guide for the hike. She has more than 18 years of experience in hiking, mountain biking and snowshoeing. The hike will take place September…

Landscape master plan features Xeriscapes

By CPC | August 1, 2009

Information and photo provided by the Castle Pines North Metro District The first phase of the Master Landscape Plan has wrapped up and, like any construction project, the results were well worth waiting for. The roundabout at Daniel’s Park Road is graced with Colorado Green Moss and Rounded River Granite boulders, trees, shrubs, grasses, perennial…

Castle Pines Athletics to host late summer camp

By CPC | August 1, 2009

American Academy students have an extended summer while they await the completion of their new school. Castle Pines Athletics will offer a week long camp from August 17 through August 21 designed for American Academy families. The camp will feature a different sport each day along with organized games and relays. Campers will meet at…

DC Sheriff’s Office to Conduct Labor Day Weekend DUI Enforcement

By CPC | August 1, 2009

  Submitted by Deputy Robert Rotherham, Douglas County Sheriff’s Office Traffic Unit, 303-663-7703 The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office will be stepping up their efforts to apprehend intoxicated and impaired drivers during the Labor Day weekend. Starting on Thursday, September 3 and going through September 7, between the hours of 8:00 pm and 3:00 am, the…

Fifty cents buys all day fun at Family Sports and Lone Tree Rec Center

By CPC | August 1, 2009

South Suburban Parks and Recreation continues its special 50¢ Friday activities commemorating 50 years of service to the community on August 14 at Family Sports Center, 6901 S. Peoria Street in Centennial. Visitors will enjoy 50¢ public skating and 50¢ skate rental at 10 a.m., 1 p.m. and 8 p.m.; plus 50¢ entertainment rides all…

New school to open in Castle Pines North

By CPC | August 1, 2009

American Academy charter school plans to open its 83,000 square foot facility in Castle Pines North for families to tour on September 18. The first day of school for students in grades K-8 will be September 21. (photo by Jeremy Gamble) by Terri Wiebold The Castle Pines community welcomes the completion of its first middle…

Registration for fall soccer in CPN begins August 24

By CPC | August 1, 2009

CPA teammates high five following a soccer game Castle Pines Athletics (CPA) is now accepting registration forms for fall soccer. The fall season runs August 24 through October 10. All practices and games are played in the fields located in Castle Pines North (CPN). The cost for soccer is $75 for CPN residents and $95…

“Cinda BlockYa” – Castle Pines North’s own roller derby queen

By CPC | August 1, 2009

Cinda BlockYa with CPN fans who came to support her in the Castle Rock n’ Rollers inaugural bout. Article and photos by Carin R. Kirkegaard Cynthia M., aka Cinda BlockYa, Castle Pines North resident, stay-at-home mom, recreational enthusiast and volunteer also just happens to play the position of jammer/blocker for Castle Rock’s roller derby team,…

Daycare center coming to Castle Pines North

By CPC | August 1, 2009

by Lisa Crockett Construction is underway on a childcare center in Castle Pines North in the Walgreen’s Shopping Center on Castle Pines Parkway. Opening for the center is tentatively slated for November. The Center, which will be called the Castle Pines Academy, will have the capacity to serve 173 children. Full-time programs will be offered…

Douglas County clothing drive taking donations

By CPC | August 1, 2009

by Carin R. Kirkegaard Starting August 3 through August 15, Clothes to Kids (CTK) of Denver is coming to Douglas County. CTK is a non-profit organization that provides new and quality used clothing to low-income school aged children, free of charge. Currently donations are being taken. CTK is looking for quality used and new clothing…

Jonas Brothers

By CPC | August 1, 2009

The highlight of my summer was being back stage with my cousins, Micha & Davis at the Jonas Brothers “Jo Bros” Concert. I will never forget meeting Joe, Kevin & Nick!  It was soooo AMAZING! Katie Kenny, age 10 (pictured bottom left).

Rock Slide

By CPC | August 1, 2009

With hundreds of participants from eight local schools, the Rock Slide remains a highly anticipated community event. The race raises funds for local participating schools through advertising sponsorships and provides local businesses a unique venue to reach customers. Founded on promoting the importance of healthy living for children and families, the Rock Slide is an…

Value of water reuse grows

By CPC | August 1, 2009

Information provided by the Douglas County Water Resource Authority As water costs continue to rise and the available resource itself becomes harder to get, a not-so-new practice of using treated wastewater from household or commercial properties for irrigation of public landscapes, commercial lots, and golf courses is gaining new momentum. To maximize the efficient use…

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