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New Swim Team in Castle Pines

By CPC | February 1, 2009

Submitted by Kevin Millerick A new summer swim program is coming to Castle Pines in 2009. Castle Pines Storm Swimming will open its doors this summer, based at the HOA1 pool. Due to the increasing demand for summer swimming the past few years, this new program will welcome all residents of Castle Pines who want…

School and Park Move Forward Despite Tough Economic Times

By CPC | February 1, 2009

Infrastructure of Lagae Ranch faces Challenges The collaborative efforts of American Academy Charter School, the Castle Pines Parks Authority, HF Holdings, R.I. Management, and the City of Castle Pines North, along with possible financial assistance from the Castle Pines Metro District could expedite plans for a new park and school on Lagae Ranch. by Terri…

Buffalo Ridge Fifth Graders Score Tops in County on Reading CSAPs

By CPC | February 1, 2009

The Colorado Student Assessment Program (CSAP) results for the 2007-2008 school year have been distributed and the fifth grade class at Buffalo Ridge Elementary (BRE) is one of three fifth grade classes in the Douglas County School District (DCSD) that tied for first place in reading. BRE fifth graders finished with 96 percent of the…

Castle Pines Parkway Interchange Could See Increased Traffic

By CPC | February 1, 2009

The Castle Pines Parkway exit 188 at I-25 could expect to see more traffic. The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) plans to close the Surrey Ridge exits off I-25 with the completion of the new service road currently under construction from Lincoln Avenue in Lone Tree to Castle Pines North by Lisa Crockett Surrey Ridge…

County Commissioner Boand Weighs in on City of CPN

By CPC | February 1, 2009

Douglas County Commissioner Steve Boand (photo by Terri Wiebold) by Lane Robers and Terri Wiebold Douglas County Commissioner Steve Boand (pictured right) took the oath of office for a second term on January 13, as a commissioner in District II which includes the Castle Pines area. Preceding the swearing-in ceremony, Commissioner Boand sat down with…

Local Merchants Offer Up Unique Valentine’s Specials

By CPC | February 1, 2009

by Elean Gersack No need to venture far to celebrate the holiday of love. Check out local businesses for gifts, dinner, flowers and more. The Bundt Shoppe Those who have not yet tried a cake from The Bundt Shoppe are missing out. The delectable cakes are perfect for any occasion. In honor of Valentine’s Day,…

T-Mobile seeks council approval for new tower near Daniel’s Gate

By CPC | February 1, 2009

T-mobile Tower at the Ridge by Lisa Crockett T-Mobile will soon petition the city council for approval of a new, 45-foot cell phone tower in Daniel’s Gate, near the intersection of Daniels Gate Road and Ocaso Drive. The tower, which will be disguised as a light pole, and an equipment enclosure would be built near…

American Academy Prepares for National Rocketry Challenge

By CPC | February 1, 2009

Submitted by Kristi Doke of American Academy American Academy is currently preparing to compete in the Team America Rocketry Challenge (TARC). The TARC is the world’s largest rocket contest, sponsored by the Aerospace Industries Association and the National Association of Rocketry. Each year, approximately 7,000 students compete in the TARC. The top 100 teams throughout…

CPN Resident Launches New e-Commerce Store

By CPC | February 1, 2009

Juli Adams (left) and CPN resident Elean Gersack recently launched a new e-commerce store for Firefly Furnishings (photo courtesy of Elean Gersack) Firefly Furnishings, a distinctive children’s furnishings boutique recently launched a new e-commerce store – www.fireflyfurnishings.com. Last year, store owner and founder, Juli Adams, partnered with Castle Pines North resident Elean Gersack, to build…

Hope Still Alive for CPN Library

By CPC | February 1, 2009

Warren Lynge by Lisa Crockett A solid defeat for the library district in the last election may have seemed like the final word on a library in Castle Pines North (CPN), but a group of citizen volunteers isn’t giving up the fight. “The possibility of a library in Castle Pines North still exists,” said dedicated…

Master Association Board Members Resign; Member Appointed

By CPC | February 1, 2009

Maureen Shul, former Master Association Board President Maureen Shul, Master Association board president for the past three years, stepped down from her role as a homeowner advocate to focus her energies as mayor for the City of Castle Pines North. Shul served on the Master Association for several years before taking the reins as president.…

Zemp Named to District Board

By CPC | February 1, 2009

Dwight Zemp by Denise Bassett, Castle Pines North Metro District Dwight Zemp was sworn in to fulfill a two-year vacancy on the CPNMD board at the December 8, 2008 board meeting. Zemp views the decision made by the citizens of Castle Pines North to incorporate as bringing new planning and operating challenges to the CPN…

Brownie Troop 628 to Provide Input on New Park

By CPC | February 1, 2009

by Terri Wiebold Eight members of local Brownie Troop 628 attended the February 11 Castle Pines North (CPN) City Council meeting to help celebrate the city’s one-year anniversary of officially becoming a city and to work toward earning their “Citizens Near and Far” Try-It (badge). The Brownie Troop opened the meeting with a presentation of…

CPN Safety Task Force Reorganizes for 2009

By CPC | February 1, 2009

Information submitted by Carol Langley-Finnegan Safety Task Force Chair The City of Castle Pines North (CPN) Safety Task Force (STF) has reorganized. During 2009, the STF will focus its attention on four major areas of concern for the residents of CPN. The goal?of the STF is that focusing on these specific areas will have a…

Free Microchips Available for Cats

By CPC | February 1, 2009

by Paige Newman, RCHS student intern Each year in the Denver-metro area, hundreds of thousands of cats are brought into shelters lost and separated from their owners. Of these thousands of lost cats, only a mere 10 percent are ever reunited. To help solve the problem of the reunification of cats and their owners, a…

Local Residents Go Green with Water Conservation Program

By CPC | February 1, 2009

Stacie Sneider (left) and Shawn Hulsizer created the Water Awareness and Responsibility Program to educate water users and promote conservation. Article and photo by Carin Kirkegaard If green is the new black, then Castle Pines North (CPN) residents Shawn Hulsizer and Stacie Sneider are definitely in vogue. Hulsizer and Sneider are the co-owners of the…

Welcome to the Marketplace

By CPC | February 1, 2009

by Terri Wiebold Step aside Craig’s List…the Castle Pines community now has its very own local Business Directory, Classifieds postings, and Review Forum specific to Castle Pines North and surrounding areas. Who knew!? The Castle Pines Connection new website, www.castlepinesconnection.com, is a one-stop-shop for all things Castle Pines. The Marketplace listing on the left column…

Castle Pines North Optimum Wellness offers “Lunch N Learn”

By CPC | February 1, 2009

Submitted by Elite Mobile Fitness & Dickason Chiropractic Presenters Victoria Torok, certified personal trainer and owner of Elite Mobile Fitness, and Dr. Clint Dickason, owner of Dickason Chiropractic, have teamed up to get Castle Pines residents to new levels of fitness in 2009. Torok and Dickason are offering free lunchtime seminars to help achieve those…

City Implements New License Fees

By CPC | February 1, 2009

by Lane Roberts On December 19, 2008, the City of Castle Pines North (CPN) announced a new business and contractor licensing program. Businesses who conduct activities within CPN were originally required obtain the appropriate license(s) by January 1, 2009. According to City License Office Patrick Howell, the deadline was extended to February 1. “To date…

Douglas County Sheriff’s Office – Missing Person – Castle Pines Village

By CPC | February 1, 2009

from Deputy Cocha Heyden, Public Information Officer Douglas County Sheriff’s Office CONTACT #1: Sergeant Jeff Egnor, Public Information Officer, dispatch: 303-660-7500, pgr. 303-206-4416 RELEASE DATE: 02/20/09 RELEASE TIME: 5:15 pm CASE NUMBER: 0901770 WHAT: Douglas County Sheriff’s Office Seeks Publics’ Help in Locating Missing/Endangered Person The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office is seeking the public’s assistance…

Local 10-year-old Represents Colorado at Midwest Swim Meet

By CPC | February 1, 2009

Abby Kochevar by Carin Kirkegaard Castle Pines North (CPN) resident, Abby Kochevar, age 10 was selected to represent the state at the 25th Annual Midwest Regional All-Star Invitational Swim Meet held January 17-18 in Lawrence, Kansas. Colorado finished in first place, a long standing record for the state. At the meet, Kochevar competed in six…

Village Stingrays Offer On-line Registration

By CPC | February 1, 2009

The Castle Pines Village (CPV) Stingrays will start online registration March 1 for the summer swim team. Interested swimmers must be a CPV resident and HOA member, and be able to swim one length of the pool without stopping and tread water for 45 seconds. The Stingrays is designed first for fun and to provide…

Castle Pines North Mailing Addresses

By CPC | February 1, 2009

by Terri Wiebold Many residents have inquired about the status of the 80108 zip code for Castle Pines North (CPN), and whether to address labels with “Castle Rock” or “Castle Pines North.” According to the USPS, The zip code of 80108 has remained unchanged and will continue to be the zip code in CPN until…

City to Vote on Franchise Fee Agreements Cost to be Passed on to CPN Residents

By CPC | February 1, 2009

by Lane Roberts & Terri Wiebold On Wednesday, February 11, the Castle Pines North (CPN) city council will vote on the final reading of three ordinances that would grant new franchise fee agreements with Comcast, Intermountain Rural Electric Association (IREA) and Xcel Energy. If passed, CPN residents would most likely see an increase in monthly…

Fast Lane Jane Connects Women – Promotes Healthy Living

By CPC | February 1, 2009

Fast Lane Jane owner Meredith Woodrow of Castle Pines Village works to connect women while promoting health living and fitness. by Carin Kirkegaard (photo courtesy of Fast Lane Jane) From the Cherry Creek Sneak to the Boulder Peak Triathlon, Colorado women start training for the many races offered in the Denver Metropolitan area in February.…

Metro District continues wastewater pipeline construction in open space

By CPC | February 1, 2009

Construction continues in the open space area adjacent to Monarch Boulevard just across from StoneCroft. The CPN Metro District is conducting several upgrades to the wastewater system which delivers sewage to the Plum Creek Wastewater Authority in Castle Rock. (photo by Tim Gamble) Submitted by James McGrady, CPN Metro District Manager Additional pipeline construction planned…

Timber Trail Nominates Kurtzuba

By CPC | February 1, 2009

Timber Trail Elementary Fourth Grade Teacher Kimberly Kurtzuba is the school’s nominee for this year’s Apple Awards. by Lisa Crockett Timber Trail Elementary’s (TTE) Kimberly Kurtzuba has been nominated to represent the school as their outstanding teacher this year. Kurtzuba will join the ranks of teachers from other schools all over Douglas County School District…

Be Educated about Coyote Sighting and Encounters

By CPC | February 1, 2009

The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office has received multiple calls in the last few weeks about coyote sightings and encounters in the higher populated areas of Douglas County. Sheriff David A. Weaver wants citizens to become educated about these animals as well as the do’s and don’ts when encountering a coyote. The following are things you…

DCSD Grapples With Funding Shortfall

By CPC | February 1, 2009

by Lisa Crockett The failure of ballot measures 3A and 3B last November means that schools all over Douglas County will be tightening their belts. With the failure of the measures, Douglas County School District (DCSD) begins its process of identifying an additional $16 million in budget reductions for the 2009-10 school year. These reductions…

Empty Nesters Plan 2009 Activities

By CPC | February 1, 2009

by Carin Kirkegaard The Empty Nesters are planning their 2009 calendar with many activities for retirees living in Castle Pines North (CPN). All CPN retirees are invited to come and join in the fun and fellowship throughout the year. The Empty Nesters is a social group designed to connect retirees with common interests. Groups currently…

New Event Venue Coming to Castle Pines

By CPC | February 1, 2009

By Terri Wiebold Nestled in the majestic pines along Happy Canyon Road is the architectural elegance of Ceilo at Castle Pines, scheduled to open in April 2009. Cielo at Castle Pines will offer a peaceful place to gather for weddings, private parties, corporate events, business meetings, or any other special occasion. Whether booking a small,…

Timber Trail Singers Enjoy Debut Season

By CPC | February 1, 2009

The brand new Timber Trail Elementary choir held its first performance last December. TTE Music Teacher Cindy Berndt is looking forward to the spring season, which will culminate with a special year-end concert of fourth and fifth graders. (photo courtesy of Mark Wilkins) by Lisa Crockett Timber Trail Elementary (TTE) is still a relatively new…

“Lock It or Lose It”

By CPC | January 1, 2009

DOUGLAS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE MEDIA RELEASE 4000 Justice Way Castle Rock, CO 80109 CONTACT #1: Deputy Cocha Heyden, Public Information Officer, 303-660-7586, pgr 303-826-7822 CONTACT #2: RELEASE DATE: 01/16/09 RELEASE TIME: 9:30 am CASE NUMBER: WHAT: Douglas County Sheriff Pleads with Community to “Lock It or Lose It”. NARRATIVE: DOUGLAS COUNTY: Douglas County Sheriff David…

Pot Hole Repairs on Castle Pines Parkway

By CPC | January 1, 2009

The Douglas County Public Works Department is repairing areas along Castle Pines Parkway where potholes have developed in the concrete pavement. The westbound lanes have been completed and the crew is now working on the eastbound lanes. This construction is scheduled for completion the week of January 19, weather permitting. Unfortunately, this work is weather-sensitive,…

Avocados and the end of the world as we know it

By CPC | January 1, 2009

by Anthonette Klinkerman That REM song with the lyrics, “It’s the end of the world as we know it, and I feel fine”, was a great party tune. If there was ever a more appropriate song for the beginning of 2009, I don’t know what it could be. All the gloom and doom about this…

Snow Removal Contract Secure for Castle Pines North

By CPC | January 1, 2009

by Terri Wiebold On January 20, 2009, the Douglas County Board of County Commissioners adopted a resolution approving the Intergovernmental Agreement between the City of Castle Pines North and Douglas County concerning snow removal services. The City of Castle Pines North requested that the County enter into an intergovernmental agreement setting forth the terms and…

Carbon Monoxide: What to Know and Do

By CPC | January 1, 2009

by Terri Wiebold The Journal of the American Medical Association estimates that more than 1,500 Americans die annually and an additional 10,000 Americans seek medical attention for carbon monoxide poisoning. Carbon monoxide is the leading cause of accidental poisoning deaths in the United States. What is carbon monoxide? Carbon monoxide (CO) is a colorless, odorless,…

Spring Break Fun

By CPC | January 1, 2009

by Elean Gersack Spring break is just weeks away. Plan ahead and enjoy some memorable family activities right here in Colorado. From state parks to museums, there is much to do and see close to home. Outdoor Recreation Castlewood Canyon State Park 2989 South State Highway 83, Franktown 303-688-5242 This beautiful retreat is located just…

Control Clutter Chaos

By CPC | January 1, 2009

Submitted by Colleen Carlson Serena resident and Owner of Carlson Homescapes As we zoom into 2009, I’m sure many people had big plans for organizing their homes. An organized home requires a little elbow grease to start, but having a place for everything actually can cut down on stress and might give you more time…

Purse Incident Arapahoe County

By CPC | January 1, 2009

by Deputy Cocha Heyden Public Information Officer Douglas County Sheriff’s Office 4000 Justice Way Castle Rock, Co 80109 303-660-7586 Contact by e-mail Arapahoe County had an incident where a female was filling up on gas at a gas station and a white male drove up on the other side of her car and took her…

DCSO Captian Newest Graduate from FBI National Academy

By CPC | January 1, 2009

Captain Ron Harvey DOUGLAS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE MEDIA RELEASE 4000 Justice Way Castle Rock, CO 80109 CONTACT #1: Deputy Cocha Heyden, Public Information Officer, 303-660-7586, pgr 303-826-7822 CONTACT #2: RELEASE DATE: 01/12/09 RELEASE TIME: 10:00 am CASE NUMBER: WHAT: Douglas County Sheriff’s Office Captain, Newest Graduate from FBI National Academy Captain Ron Harvey NARRATIVE: DOUGLAS…

Snow Removal Guidelines in Castle Pines North (CPN)

By CPC | January 1, 2009

by Terri Wiebold The Douglas County Public Works Department plows most public streets in CPN, and will continue to do so as the result of a recent intergovernmental agreement (IGA) between the City of Castle Pines North and Douglas County. The IGA extends the County’s services from February 13, 2009 through May of 2009. As…

City to Launch Public Works Department

By CPC | January 1, 2009

Director of Public Works Eric Guth Information and photo contributed by City of CPN The City of Castle Pines North will officially launch its new Public Works Department, led by Director Eric Guth, on February 13, 2009. The City of Castle Pines North’s management provider, CH2MHILL OMI, hired Public Works Director Eric Guth to guide…

The Ridge Golf Course – A Reminder: Not Public Open Space

By CPC | January 1, 2009

The Ridge Golf Course is one of Colorado’s premier upscale golf courses, receiving statewide and national recognition. It sits nestled in the heart of Castle Pines North (CPN) and is an asset to the entire community. CPN residents enjoy special discounts at The Ridge all through the year, including discounts on green fees, food, and…

Citizenship in the Community – Boy Scout Troop 637 Works Toward Merit Badge

By CPC | January 1, 2009

Boy Scout Troop 637 by Terri Wiebold Ten members of local Boy Scout Troop 637 attended the January 28 City of Castle Pines North City Council meeting, working toward achieving their “Citizenship in the Community” merit badge. The Scout Troop opened the meeting with a presentation of the colors (American and Colorado flags) and led…

Walgreens Slows Down Growth; CPN Store Finally Set to Open

By CPC | January 1, 2009

By Lane Roberts The economic downturn seems to be slowing growth of the drugstore giant, Walgreens. In late December, the Deerfield, Illinois-based drugstore announced they are cutting corners by delaying new store openings, while also reporting a 10.5 percent drop in quarterly profits. Walgreens opened and acquired 212 stores in the first quarter of last…

County Sheriffs of Colorado Scholarship Program

By CPC | January 1, 2009

DOUGLAS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE MEDIA RELEASE 4000 Justice Way Castle Rock, CO 80109 CONTACT #1: Deputy Cocha Heyden, Public Information Officer, 303-660-7586, pgr 303-826-7822 CONTACT #2: RELEASE DATE: 01/13/09 RELEASE TIME: 3:00 pm CASE NUMBER: WHAT: County Sheriffs of Colorado Scholarship Program NARRATIVE: DOUGLAS COUNTY: Sheriff David A Weaver announced today that County Sheriffs of…

Vandalism – What it is, and How to Prevent it

By CPC | January 1, 2009

by Terri Wiebold What is vandalism? Vandalism as we know it is legally defined as Criminal Mischief, and is outlined by Colorado Revised Statute CRS 18-4-501. The definition, roughly stated, is unlawfully and knowingly damaging the real or personal property of someone or something. The amount of damage caused determines the classification of the crime…

I-25 / C-DOT Traffic Advisory

By CPC | January 1, 2009

Lane and ramp closures are in place this week as part of two widening projects on Interstate 25 in northern Douglas County. Monday, January 26 – Thursday, January 29: Right land of southbound I-25 closed from Exit 191 (just south of RidgeGate Interchange – under construction) to Surrey Ridge (Exit 190) from 9:30 p.m. to…

Work at Ridgegate Could Slow Traffic

By CPC | January 1, 2009

Looking north on I-25 at Lincoln Ave by Lane Roberts Starting this week, drivers can expect delays on I-25 northbound near the new Ridgegate Parkway expansion, south of Lincoln Avenue. According to CDOT, lane closures will occur between 9 p.m. and 5:30 a.m. Monday through Thursdays for striping and realignment. The Ridgegate project is expected…

Gov. Ritter orders flags lowered to honor Colorado soldier killed in Iraq

By CPC | January 1, 2009

Gov. Bill Ritter has ordered all U.S. and Colorado flags lowered in Colorado on Wednesday, Jan. 21, 2009, in honor of Staff Sgt. Justin L. Bauer. The 24-year-old soldier from Berthoud was killed Jan. 10 in Baghdad. Bauer was a paratrooper assigned to the 2nd Battalion, 505th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 82nd Airborne Division, based at…

Douglas County Sheriff’s Office Explorers Medal at the Explorers Conference

By CPC | January 1, 2009

by Deputy Cocha Heyden Nine members of the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office Explorer Post #10-4 participated in the 2009 Law Enforcement Explorer Tactical Competition held in Chandler, Arizona, January 16-18. The competition was fierce but they managed to come away with a medal. The post competed against over 900 explorers from around the nation. Due…

DUI Enforcement during Super Bowl XLIII Party Weekend

By CPC | January 1, 2009

DOUGLAS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE MEDIA RELEASE 4000 Justice Way Castle Rock, CO 80109 CONTACT #1: Dep. Robert Rotherham, 303-814-7005 ext 6514; 303-660-7500 (dispatch) RELEASE DATE: 01/28/09 RELEASE TIME: CASE NUMBER: N/A WHAT: DUI Enforcement during Super Bowl XLIII Party Weekend NARRATIVE: DOUGLAS COUNTY, CO – The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office will be stepping up their…

E-470 – Keep the Change! No More Cash or Coin Payments Accepted

By CPC | January 1, 2009

by Terri Wiebold Since E-470 opened in 1991, customers using the toll highway have had the option of paying either by cash or with EXpressToll transponders. 2009 will bring several changes to the way customers travel on, and pay for E-470 – including no more cash payments. On January 1, 2009, “License Plate Toll” was…

News from HOA #1

By CPC | January 1, 2009

Winter is rapidly going by and HOA#1 is gearing up for a fantastic spring and summer! Front Range Recreation proved to be a great pool company to partner with and your HOA#1 pool committee is finalizing a contract with them for the 2009 season. HOA#1 will once again host a swim team at our pool.…

IREA

By CPC | January 1, 2009

Dear IREA Castle Pines North Member: As the IREA Board member representing customers in Castle Pines North, I am pleased that the City and IREA’s staff were able to negotiate a mutually agreeable franchise agreement. We look forward to working with Town officials on planning, installation of electric facilities, addressing power supply, and serving the…

Castle Crocs Return for Fourth Season

By CPC | January 1, 2009

by Carin Kirkegaard The past three summers have found the children of Castle Pines North (CPN) connecting with friends, getting exercise and learning swim strokes with the neighborhood swim team the Castle Crocs. As the team begins its fourth season, swimmers can expect to return to a swim program that offers strong technical swim instruction…

Mixed Signals About Digital TV Conversion – June 12 is D-day

By CPC | January 1, 2009

Research conducted by and information submitted by Castle Pines North resident Linda Nuzum *A recent vote by the Senate postponing the upcoming transition of analog to digital television broadcasting from February 17 to June 12, gives those not prepared for the transition a chance to breathe a sigh of relief and get informed. The publicity…

Castle Pines North Businesses Team Up to Collect Coats for Kids

By CPC | December 1, 2008

Little Italy Pizzeria has teamed up with GreenEarth Cleaners and The UPS Store to collect, clean, and ship coats to adults and children in Zanesville, Ohio. Lisa Towne, owner of Little Italy Pizzeria, is an Ohio native who is very familiar with the needs of the small town, which is located at the foothills of…

Community Welcome at Holiday Sing-in

By CPC | December 1, 2008

The Castle Rock Stake of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints invites the community to participate in an Interfaith Community Messiah Sing-in on Sunday, December 14, at 7 p.m. The annual event, now in its fifth year, will be held at 3301 Meadows Blvd. in Castle Rock. The event features guest vocal soloists…

The Lighting Contest Winners are:

By CPC | December 1, 2008

First Place: 7260 Brixham Circle Second Place: 7350 Berkeley Circle Third Place: 7320 Brixham Circle Solid Life Christian Center Youth Group Sings Chrismas Carols

2009 Calendar Becomes Early Gift for Women’s Crisis and Family Outreach Center

By CPC | December 1, 2008

A local Castle Rock photographer, Melissa Loid Lazar of The Whole Part Photography, sought out to create a “2009 Calendar of Love” using primarily Douglas County children. In fact, 150 children are featured in the 32 page artistic black and white calendar. The party to launch the 2009 Calendar of Love was held on October…

Daniels Park Project – Road Closures Continue

By CPC | December 1, 2008

by Terri Wiebold Drivers hoping to reach Daniels Park Road from Castle Pines Parkway will have to wait until after the first of the year for direct access, according to Douglas County Senior Development Review Engineer Gary Walter. Walter anticipates road closures to extend through the beginning of next year. “Finally the gas line is…

Resident Brings “SimplyFun” to CPN

By CPC | December 1, 2008

by Lane Roberts With the holidays and winter weather rapidly approaching, one local Castle Pines North resident is working to bring unique indoor family fun to the community. SimplyFun is a new original board, card, and party game company offering a variety of unique family entertainment. “SimplyFun offers unique, high-quality products for children, teens, and…

American Family Insurance Agent Recognized for Customer Satisfaction

By CPC | December 1, 2008

From the left: Shelly Hall, Tim Brown, and Dawn McIntosh submitted by Timothy Brown/American Family Insurance Timothy Brown, an American Family Insurance agent in Castle Rock has been recognized for customer satisfaction excellence under the J.D. Power and Associates Distinguished Insurance Agency Program.SM Brown has been an agent for American Family since August, 2004. His…

MOMS Club® of Castle Rock Welcomes Moms and Kids

By CPC | December 1, 2008

by Elean Gersack Are you a stay at home mom looking to connect with other moms in the area? Well, look no further. MOMS Club® of Castle Rock NW offers lots of great activities and service projects for stay-at-home moms in Castle Pines North, Castle Pines Village, Surrey Ridge, Happy Canyon and The Meadows. Each…

Shipping Tips for the Holiday Season

By CPC | December 1, 2008

To make holiday shipping easier, below is a list of Castle Pines North’s closest post office locations: Castle Pines Village, (Castle Pines Postal Center), 80108 862 W Happy Canyon Rd., Ste. 110 Lone Tree (Lone Tree Postal), 80124 8878 Maximus Dr. Highlands Ranch, 80130 9609 S University Blvd. Castle Rock, 80104 300 E Miller Ct.…

Castle Pines North Optimum Wellness Lunch N Learn

By CPC | December 1, 2008

Presenters Victoria Torok, CPT and owner of Elite Mobile Fitness, and Dr. Clint Dickason, owner of Dickason Chiropractic, have teamed up to get CPN residents to new levels of fitness. Torok and Dickasen are offering a free lunchtime seminar series to begin soon after New Year’s Resolutions are made. Mark the calendar for these special…

Local Outreach Needs Food, Volunteers

By CPC | December 1, 2008

Southeast Community Outreach (SECOR) is a nonprofit, non-denominational organization operating in the southeast Denver-Metro area dedicated to demonstrating God’s compassion for those in need by providing food, personal items, monetary and budgeting assistance to individuals and families experiencing financial insecurities. Founded by Southeast Christian Church, SECOR gives a helping had to families in the area…

Shop in CPN this Holiday Season

By CPC | December 1, 2008

by Terri Wiebold While there are those rare individuals who actually enjoy braving the chaotic mall parking lots and the crowds at the registers for holiday shopping, many prefer to shop in less congested environments with decreased stress. The Castle Pines North business district has the perfect solution to holiday shopping woes… Discover the convenience…

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