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HawkQuest show returns to Castle Pines Village

By CPC | April 1, 2010

Castle Pines Village resident Gina Gerken (right) assists HawkQuest founder, Kin Quitugua, during a presentation in Castle Pines Village. Article and photos by Tracy Dudley For the second year in a row, more than 200 Castle Pines Village residents and their families were treated to HawkQuest’s breathtaking exhibit of live raptors. The occasion? The Castle…

Wisdom within these walls harvested

By CPC | April 1, 2010

by Joe Gschwendtner Ah, the ironies of life. Take the contrast between age and youth. When young, we think we know it all and would fly to the moon if we could. When we get older, genuine wisdom has settled in—but we lack the energy of youth. If only youth could have our understanding. Mere…

CPN resident works with Boys and Girls Club

By CPC | April 1, 2010

The Boys and Girls Club is to inspire and enable young people, especially those from disadvantaged circumstances, to realize their full potential as productive, responsible, and caring citizens. In the photo above, CPN resident Chad Sanders poses with a group of children from one of the Denver clubs. by Carin R. Kirkegaard Chad Sanders, Castle…

Protect your pets from heartworm

By CPC | April 1, 2010

by Sally Uhrich It’s that time again; April is national heartworm month. Pet owners need to begin treatment for the prevention of heartworm disease in dogs. To jog the concern of clients, veterinary clinics often display a preserved heart infected with heartworm in a jar and hang posters about heartworm life cycles in examining rooms.…

The 22nd Annual Denver Runnin’ of the Green

By CPC | April 1, 2010

Photo taken by Kay Kirkegaard Members from the Castle Pines community braved the chilly temperatures and even a little snow to support the 22nd Annual Denver Runnin’ of the Green. Proceeds from the event are used by the Volunteers of America to help the very young, the homebound elderly, and women and children who are…

Dumb Friends League turns 700 years old

By CPC | April 1, 2010

Information provided by the Dumb Friends League Who would have guessed that a kitten named Queenie would be the first of more than 2 million animals helped by the Dumb Friends League? One hundred years ago (700 dog years), Queenie was found in a basket at the home of Margaret Bradey, one of the women…

The secret to high altitude baking

By CPC | April 1, 2010

by Sally Uhrich Baking from scratch in Colorado can be especially challenging, particularly for those of us living in higher altitudes. This is due to the decreased atmospheric pressure which can cause cakes to fall flat. The frustration is enough to make even the most “seasoned” cook resort to using store bought mixes. Although most…

DCSD to discuss introducing fees, GPS tracking to transportation

By CPC | April 1, 2010

Douglas County School District will hold three meetings to discuss charging fees to ride District buses. The proposed fee would be $.50 per ride, per child and would begin in the 2010-11 school year. All School Advisory Councils, parents and the community are invited and encouraged to attend. The meetings are scheduled for April 29…

RCHS students strut on the runway

By CPC | April 1, 2010

Girls and boys alike had a blast strutting their stuff on the catwalk. Article and photos by Kathy Dunker Rock Canyon High School (RCHS) students rocked a full house on February 21 at the Marriott Denver Tech Center with their Fifth Annual RCHS Fashion Show, Luncheon and Silent Auction. The fashion show, consisting of 123…

Rock swimmers qualify for Silver State and State meets

By CPC | April 1, 2010

Submitted by Rock Swim Team Pictured above are members from the Rock club swim team who qualified for the state and silver state swim meets at the end of the short course-swimming season. Back row from left to right: Chloe Civello, Marielle Renehan, Abby Kochevar, Garrett Durie, Jared Jordan; Front row from left to right:…

Douglas County Divas provide a networking bounty

By CPC | April 1, 2010

Pam Anderson prepares to give away a door prize at the February meeting of the Douglas County Divas. Article and photos by Anthonette Klinkerman Women are born networkers. They tell each other where the sales are, what shops to patronize, and which restaurants to avoid if such is the case. So it makes sense that…

Transforming lives – The work of Warren Village

By CPC | April 1, 2010

Castle Pines community members take a break from skating to pose with the birthday girl, Tammy Abramovitz, at her birthday party skate for Warren Village. By Carin R. Kirkegaard Warren Village, a nationally recognized award-winning program that helps low-income, previously homeless single-parent families transition into self-sufficiency, is looking to connect with the communities in the…

Dodgeball Anyone?

By CPC | April 1, 2010

Local kids and adults enjoyed the first Five Stones Sports dodgeball tournament at Inverness Sports Complex.

Piper’s Pantry – Striving for a hunger-free Colorado

By CPC | April 1, 2010

by Patte Smith Piper’s Pantry is a nonprofit organization, established by Tim and Eric Hannon, in honor of their two-year-old daughter, Piper. “We have been so blessed with Piper we wanted to share our good fortune with the community. A basic need is food, so we decided that is where we would put our efforts,”…

Rocky Heights shows great character

By CPC | April 1, 2010

Article by Kathy Dunker Rocky Heights Middle School (RHMS) is very proud to be a finalist for the National School of Character award. Three Colorado schools were submitted for national consideration, the other two being charter and private schools. RHMS was the only Colorado school chosen out of the three and was also one out…

5th Annual Tri The Rock

By CPC | April 1, 2010

Registration for the fifth annual kids triathlon, Tri the Rock is currently underway. The race, designed to benefit youth health and fitness, will take place on May 23 at Butterfield Park in Castle Rock. A USA triathlon sanctioned event, Tri the Rock is open to all kids ages five through 14. Cost is $35 for…

Happy Canyon roundabout project underway

By CPC | April 1, 2010

Information provided by Jon Gray, CPMD The Castle Pines Metro District (CPMD), in cooperation with the Douglas County Board of Commissioners, has engaged Fox-Higgins Transportation Group and P B S & J Incorporated to design two traffic roundabouts along Happy Canyon Road at Gates 1-2 and Gates 3-4. This project is a direct response by…

Trust me, a Tax Day birthday is no holiday

By CPC | April 1, 2010

by Anthonette Klinkerman The Beatles sang about him: “’Cause I’m the tax man…” Most people, however, are not in a singing mood come April 15. So it goes without saying that having a birthday on April 15 is far worse than having one on Christmas. Your holiday birthdays may be up to your ears in…

DCS Montessori dance team a huge hit

By CPC | April 1, 2010

by Tracy Dudley When Karen DePretis started working at DCS Montessori five years ago, she would see girls out at recess trying to do cartwheels. Because she has been dancing, baton twirling, and teaching dance most of her life, her natural inclination was to step in and help. “When they asked how I knew so…

Remembering Alexis – Finding perspective in love and loss

By CPC | April 1, 2010

Alexis on her 18th birthday A book review by Joe Gschwendtner with photos and illustrations submitted by Margaret Rhyne A white cottage with red trim sits pertly at the south entrance to the Allis Ranch in Sedalia. It’s Alexis’ House, a memorial to the daughter of Margaret Marshall Rhyne. A single glance does not suffice.…

Summer Fun, Fitness and Learning Galore

By CPC | April 1, 2010

Will it be a relaxing, lay-low kind of summer or one packed with fun things to do? For those wanting to keep kids busy with tons of action this summer, there is a run-down of some great camp options close-by and around town. If you have a favorite or know of one that we have…

AT&T Expands Mobile Broadband Coverage in Sedalia

By CPC | April 1, 2010

New Cell Site Activated as Part of Ongoing AT&T Investment in Local Wireless Network As part of its continuing network investment to support growing demand for advanced mobile devices and applications, AT&T* today announced the activation of a new 3G cell site in Sedalia that will enhance coverage for area residents and businesses. With 3G…

Message from the Mayor

By CPC | April 1, 2010

The Honorable Jeff Huff, Mayor City of Castle Pines North This year, citizens will see the initial results of the cost-saving efforts of various community organizations. Homeowner association fees have declined along with property taxes, and the City Council and the CPN Metro District are diligently working to create efficiencies in operations. However, we need…

Castle Pines North Ward 1 council member steps down

By CPC | April 1, 2010

Darwin Horan by Terri Wiebold One of the City of Castle Pines North’s newly-elected council members for Ward 1, Darwin Horan, recently resigned from his position on council. Horan provided the following letter to The Castle Pines Connection regarding his departure: “Dear residents and fellow neighbors, It has been an honor and a privilege to…

Colorado’s Outstanding Veteran Volunteer

By CPC | April 1, 2010

Submitted by Paula Lasky Vice Regent, Piney Creek Chapter NSDAR The Colorado State Society, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, honored Juliet Madsen of Parker, Colorado, for the Colorado DAR Outstanding Veteran Volunteer Award at its 107th Annual State Conference. This award is “presented to a veteran-patient in recognition of outstanding achievement in personal,…

New physical therapy office opens in the Castle Pines community

By CPC | April 1, 2010

Leading Edge Physical Therapy, LLC opened for business on January 13 and offers the latest technology and treatment in physical therapy. Pictured above are Sharon Wheeler, Operations Manager (left) and Sara Tibby, Physical Therapist (right). In addition to offering physical therapy treatments, Leading Edge will also hold health related seminars. Article by Carin R. Kirkegaard…

Solid Life Christian Center getting the job done

By CPC | April 1, 2010

More than one hundred Solid Life Christian Center church members join hearts and effort to stuff more than 15,000 eggs for this year’s Easter Egg Hunt for CPN. This is the third year that Solid Life has sponsored this community event in its entirety in hopes to continue to bring the community together for this…

28th Annual Cherry Creek Sneak

By CPC | April 1, 2010

April 25 The 28th Annual Cherry Creek Sneak is currently taking registrations for the annual walk or run event. Join more than 10,000 participants in welcoming spring and kicking off the racing season in what has become a Denver area tradition. The race takes participants through the streets of Cherry Creek North on April 25.…

Metro District to partner with Centennial for Interconnect Pipeline Project

By CPC | April 1, 2010

by Elizabeth Wood West “Whiskey is for drinking, but water is for fighting,” is an old west saying that could ring true today. Ask any water expert familiar with the Denver Basin and they will tell you that its long-term ability to provide water is limited. Many large water providers, including Castle Pines North Metro…

Castle Crocs register for fifth season of swimming

By CPC | April 1, 2010

Swimmers with the Castle Crocs warm-up and dream of summer while parents register for the upcoming season. by Carin R. Kirkegaard Snow was falling but that didn’t stop the members from Castle Pines North (CPN) from lining up out the door of Dazbog to register for the upcoming swim season for the Castle Crocs. In…

Dog rescue in icy pond in Castle Pines Village

By CPC | April 1, 2010

Information provided by SMFR with photo by Timothy Toole South Metro Fire Rescue Authority (SMFR) firefighters rescued a dog from a pond in Castle Pines Village at 4300 Prospect, February 27 at 10:45 a.m. The owner reported that the dog had gone out onto the ice and then went into the open water. It then…

Real estate powerhouse celebrates new office

By CPC | April 1, 2010

Fuller Sotheby’s broker associates Linda Houston (left) and Chris Haught (right) welcome guests at the Fuller Castle Pines Sotheby’s International Realty office grand opening. by Terri Wiebold with information provided by Fuller Castle Pines Sotheby’s International Realty Fuller Castle Pines Sotheby’s International Realty celebrated the grand opening of its new office in Castle Pines Village…

South Metro Fire Rescue urges drivers to make the right move

By CPC | April 1, 2010

Information provided by South Metro Fire Rescue When you are driving and you hear sirens behind you, do you know what to do? You should pull to the right as far as you can and stop to allow emergency vehicles to pass. Somewhere every day, emergency responses are delayed, or worse, emergency vehicles are involved…

Green, but not exactly a leprechaun

By CPC | March 1, 2010

by Anthonette Klinkerman I’m so green it hurts. Okay, I’m not, but that would be funny on a t-shirt. I have recycle bins, incandescent bulbs, environmentally friendly cleaning supplies, and a rescued cat. I chase down the plastic bread things for recycling, use stainless steel water bottles, and I do a lot of consignment store…

Castle Pines North relocates city offices

By CPC | March 1, 2010

The City of Castle Pines North (CPN) will be moving its offices which are currently located at 7437 Village Square Lane, to 7501 Village Square Lane, Suite 100. City Manager Alan Lanning said the new office location should be open and ready to serve the public around March 1. In December, city council approved a…

Physical therapy couples with medical marijuana

By CPC | March 1, 2010

Owners Doug Heckenkamp of Advanced Physical & Sports Therapy and and Cassie Heckenkamp of Mile High Medical Gardens, along with employee Andrew Foresman (pictured in the center, back.) By Elizabeth Wood West and photo by Tim Gamble Husband Doug Heckenkamp has expanded his successful physical therapy clinic, Advanced Physical & Sports Therapy, to include wife…

Forest Park HOA Community Food Drive

By CPC | March 1, 2010

Forest Park HOA (and a couple of nearby communities) participated in a food drive for the Douglas County Task Force during the holidays, and will host another food drive later this year. The Forest Park HOA received this note from the volunteer director at Douglas County Task Force for its efforts in the food drive:…

Centuries of celebration

By CPC | March 1, 2010

The history of Mardi Gras in the United States By Chris Bonham Lupercalia, Fastnachtkuchen, Karneval; are these names ringing any bells? No, probably not. What about Fat Tuesday? Mardi Gras? Aha! All of these names are variations of the label given to the season directly before the Catholic celebration of Lent. In places such as…

Resident helps graduates find the perfect collegiate fit

By CPC | March 1, 2010

Sarah Tierney founded Mosaic Admissions in 1999. She has over 20 years of experience in college admissions and higher education marketing. Article and photo by Carin R. Kirkegaard With many state colleges seeing a surge in applicants, it is safe to say that landing a spot in the incoming freshman class of a desired school…

A neighbor helps to build a better life for others

By CPC | March 1, 2010

Susan Sanders has been honing her hammering skills while working with Habitat For Humanity of Metro Denver. Sanders’ goal is to get the nail into the wood with the fewest amounts of hits. Her record to date is four. (Photo by Carin R. Kirkegaard) Article by Carin R. Kirkegaard Susan Sanders, a Castle Pines North…

Douglas County School District budget issues rally neighborhood participation

By CPC | March 1, 2010

Frustrated fathers Brad Wann (pictured top right) and David DiCarlo (bottom left) have started a grass roots effort to change the way education is funded in Colorado. The “Wickerdale Walkers,” as they call themselves, have established “Crayons 4 Education”- a program whereby residents mail a red crayon to the state capital to rally support for…

Caucus Info

By CPC | March 1, 2010

Submitted by CPN Resident Keri Brehm What is Caucus? Caucus is a process in which you and your neighbors meet together to elect two leaders for your precinct (known as “precinct committee people”) and to elect two or more delegates and alternates to the County Assembly. The two precinct committee people represent the precinct at…

OLLI offers unique opportunities for personal growth

By CPC | March 1, 2010

Class facilitator and Castle Pines Village resident Ted Atkinson leading a class in Roman architecture at the OLLI South campus. Article by Carin R. Kirkegaard with photo by Tim Gamble Tom Carter, the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) Curriculum Chair, has a passion for learning and a talent to ferret out people with a story…

Booster seat safety – it’s the state law

By CPC | March 1, 2010

Eight-year-old Avalon plays it safe and buckles up in her booster seat each time she rides in a car. Article and photo by Elean Gersack Children get older, get bigger and grow out of conventional car seats. For many parents this is a time to celebrate the end of an era. Carting around clunky seats…

Edward Jones hosts “Planning Your Estate” seminar

By CPC | March 1, 2010

Information submitted by Rey Cinocco, Edward Jones In January, Rey Cinocco of Edward Jones’ Castle Pines North office hosted a seminar at the Courtyard at Sienna in Castle Rock on the benefits of estate planning, what to consider when creating a will, how to help reduce taxes on one’s estate, and how insurance can help…

Castle Pines parents celebrate their daughter’s winter wedding

By CPC | March 1, 2010

Information provided by the bride and groom Rachel Adrian and Bryan Spellman were married on Sunday, February 21. Fathers Bob Adrian and Skip Spellman officiated at a private location in Breckenridge. The bride, 27, is a real estate executive in Denver who covers residential and custom real estate for Colorado Homes and Estates. She studied…

New post office in Castle Pines North

By CPC | March 1, 2010

Article by Terri Wiebold and photo by Tim Gamble Open for business February 2, the Castle Pines Postal Center (CPPC) provides postal convenience for those looking to mail a letter or package, purchase stamps, or perform any of the functions found at the United States Postal Service (USPS). Although the CPPC is a privately-owned independent…

“Youth Education & Safety in Schools” (Y.E.S.S.)

By CPC | March 1, 2010

Sheriff Dave Weaver and Interim School Superintendent Steve Herzog, standing next to one of the buses Submitted by Deputy Cocha Heyden, Public Information Officer Douglas County Sherifff’s Office Whei Wong, Douglas County Educational Foundation Sheriff Weaver Partners with the Educational Foundation on Getting the Word Out Douglas County Sheriff David A. Weaver is excited about…

Let’s “Power Up” and stop bullying

By CPC | March 1, 2010

More than 140 Girl Scouts, including many from Castle Pines, attended Power Up on February 6 at the Castle Rock Recreation Center. Article and photo by Elean Gersack Bullying, teasing, gossiping, being left out — no way, no more! On Saturday, February 6, fourteen area Girl Scout Troops with girls ranging from third to sixth…

Castle Pines Eagle Scouts soaring to the top

By CPC | March 1, 2010

Troop 316 new Eagle Scouts (from left to right) Michael Phillip Elmore, Connor Scott Smith, Lucas Wood West, Samuel Ryan Classen, Emerson Paul Steinberg, and Jacob Bailey Dysart. Article by Elizabeth Wood West It is rare to see a bald eagle. It is also rare to have six young men from the same Boy Scout…

Rabies Confirmed in Douglas County

By CPC | March 1, 2010

Officer Joe Stafford Douglas County Animal Services Field Services Manager Officer Lisa Massie Douglas County Animal Services, Field Services Supervisor On March 15, 2010 Douglas County Animal Services (DCAS) was contacted regarding a skunk that exhibited uncoordinated and aggressive behavior east of Parker, CO. The skunk was collected and submitted for rabies testing. The Colorado…

First municipal court session held February 24

By CPC | March 1, 2010

Information provided by the City of Castle Pines North Castle Pines North Municipal Court held its first session 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, February 24 with Judge Louis Gresh presiding. Court takes place on the fourth Wednesday of each month starting at 5:30 p.m. at 7404 Yorkshire Drive. The Ausmus law firm is providing prosecution services. The…

Identity Theft Prevention

By CPC | March 1, 2010

Kevin Hyland, an agent with the Colorado Bureau of Investigation (CBI) Identity Theft and Financial Crimes Unit will be presenting facts and tips to prevent identity theft on Wednesday, March 10 at 6 p.m. in the Castle Pines Chamber of Commerce office. A light meal will be provided. Seating is limited, so please RSVP to…

Castle Pines North engineer receives special leadership award

By CPC | March 1, 2010

Castle Pines North resident and Stantec engineer Dan Baxter Information and photo provided by Danny Craig via press release, Stantec media relations The Freeway Operations Committee of the Transportation Research Board (TRB), in conjunction with Attica Tollway bestowed its special leadership award on Glen Oaks resident Dan Baxter, a principal in the transportation practice of…

Stolen Vehicle Crashes in Front of Middle School

By CPC | March 1, 2010

Submitted by Deputy Cocha Heyden, Public Information Officer, Douglas County Sheriff’s Office Douglas County Deputies are investigating a traffic crash that involved a stolen vehicle that had been warming up in a driveway this morning. At around 6:30 am, deputies received a call that a vehicle had just been stolen from the driveway of a…

A community at its best – Surrey Ridge

By CPC | March 1, 2010

By Patte Smith When first driving through the community of Surrey Ridge, it’s surprising to see the residents, whether in a car or on foot, waving at everyone. This is common in the 120-plus-home equestrian neighborhood that was started in the late ’60s. Residents love the area for the open space, the equestrian property, the…

Insulate Colorado funds available through March

By CPC | March 1, 2010

Information provided by Douglas County Residents of Douglas County have until March 31 to take advantage of Insulate Colorado rebates, available to homeowners for insulation installation. Homeowners may apply for a rebate of 20 percent off the cost of installation of either attic or exterior wall insulation and basic recommended air sealing measures, or $300…

City, CPN Metro District meet to discuss integration options

By CPC | March 1, 2010

CASTLE PINES NORTH, Colo., March 17, 2010—Castle Pines North City Council and Castle Pines North Metropolitan District Board held a joint meeting, open to the public, March 16 to discuss potential cooperative integration options. This was the first of a series of joint meetings on this topic. The public will be made aware of additional…

Safety first for international travelers

By CPC | March 1, 2010

Nurse Ray Levesque (right) and a would-be traveler go over immunization information at the Tri-County Health Department office in Lone Tree. Article by Tracy Dudley with photo by Tim Gamble Traveling outside of the United States presents increased risk for infectious diseases, no matter how carefully you plan your accommodations. Fortunately, there is an international…

Failed negotiations for North Meadows extension

By CPC | March 1, 2010

by Elizabeth Wood West In spite of several attempts made over the past year, the Town of Castle Rock and Union Pacific Railroad have been unable to come to agreement on the possibility of the railroad relocating approximately one mile of its existing tracks. The relocation of the railroad tracks would have allowed construction of…

What’s all the hoopla about?

By CPC | March 1, 2010

Information provided by Jim Steavpack, CPN resident The Fourth Annual Castle Rock Recreation HOOPLA Basketball Event was held February 12-13. The fun-filled weekend encouraged kids in fourth through eighth grades to show off their basketball abilities in individual skills challenges, a three-on-three tournament, and a league all-star game. The individual skills challenges tested participants in…

County clerk seeks public input on services and funding

By CPC | March 1, 2010

Jack Arrowsmith Douglas County Clerk and Recorder Information provided by Douglas County Seeking public input on the distribution of tax dollars for services provided by the office of the clerk and recorder, Douglas County Clerk and Recorder Jack Arrowsmith has scheduled a series of community meetings in which he hopes to engage county residents in…

The few, the proud, the Marines; right here at home

By CPC | March 1, 2010

Mothers and sons pose for a photo after graduation from Marine Corps Boot Camp at Camp Pendleton, CA. Pictured left to right: Robyn and Jake McElroy and Joey Riplinger and Kelly Wirkus. Article and photo by Carin R. Kirkegaard In January, Jake McElroy and Joey Riplinger, both Castle Pines North (CPN) residents and graduates from…

Don’t let Comcast channels go dark on you

By CPC | March 1, 2010

Information provided by Linda Nuzum, CPN resident You may soon lose access to popular channels on some (or all) of your TV’s unless you act now to obtain equipment from Comcast. On March 22, the Comcast service in our area will switch more than 40 channels from analog to digital, and thus will only be…

Watch out 9News…The Nighthawk News is ON!

By CPC | March 1, 2010

Article by Kathy Dunker with photo by Chris Cooke It’s 7:15 a.m. on a school day, and the technology lab at Rocky Heights Middle School (RHMS) is buzzing with activity! Seventh and eighth graders make their way in to prepare to deliver the Nighthawk News to their fellow classmates. The Nighthawk News is a daily…

DC Sheriff’s Office Increasing DUI Enforcement for Upcoming Holiday

By CPC | March 1, 2010

Submitted by Deputy Cocha Heyden Public Information Officer Douglas County Sheriff’s Office Douglas County Deputies Worked Hard to Keep Others Safe during St. Patrick’s Day Holiday Deputies from the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office made a total of thirteen DUI arrests during the St. Patrick’s Day Holiday from 03/12/2010 through 03/18/2010. Here is a quick breakdown…

Second grader has a heart for Haiti

By CPC | March 1, 2010

Tyler Joy Tankersley delivers medical supplies for Project Cure and the Mile High Haiti Project on February 6. Article by Elean Gersack and photo by the Tankersley family One doesn’t have to be very old to understand when others are in need. Tyler Joy Tankersley, a seven-year-old from Noble Ridge, got inspired to help victims…

Big O Tires gathering care package items for troops

By CPC | March 1, 2010

by Carin R. Kirkegaard Big O Tires, located just south of Castle Pines Parkway near the Safeway shopping plaza, is collecting necessary toiletry items and comforts from home for military troops serving overseas. Robyn McElroy, owner and mother of a recent Marine boot camp graduate (to learn more see the article on page 12) discovered…

Timber Trail no longer on track schedule

By CPC | March 1, 2010

by Lisa Crockett Students at Timber Trail Elementary (TTE) in Castle Pines North will no longer head back to school in early July. Budget cuts at the state level and the school district level mean increased class sizes and decreased ability to run buses and other school services year-round. “I have mixed feelings about the…

Council considers adoption of coyote management plan

By CPC | March 1, 2010

Information provided by the City of Castle Pines North City staff presented the city council with two draft plans addressing coyote management in Castle Pines North on February 9, both of which provide for community education, hazing and lethal control. Council will now consider the plans, one patterned after the City of Centennial’s and Town…

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