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Douglas County Completes Berm Project at Berganot Trail

By CPC | October 1, 2005

Special thanks are extended to Douglas County for completing the berm leveling project at the entrance of Tapestry Hills. All remaining construction related materials have been removed from the site, which is located at Berganot Trail and Monarch Blvd. In 2000, many Tapestry Hills residents voiced concerns that the berm created a blind spot for…

Snow Removal – Who Plows What?

By CPC | October 1, 2005

It’s almost time to get out those snow shovels! Colorado’s first snow of the season often occurs in October. With winter just around the corner, it’s time to start thinking about snow removal policies and procedures in Castle Pines North. Who is responsible for snow removal in CPN?The answer is, “it depends.” The land owner…

Castle Pines Community Church Seeks Permanent Home

By CPC | October 1, 2005

Castle Pines Community Church has purchased 12 acres of land west of I-25 at Exit 190, between the Surrey Ridge and Oak Hills neighborhoods on Clydesdale Road. Castle Pines Community Church was the first organized church group to operate in Castle Pines North and originally began meeting at the CPN Community Center in 1998. With…

Trash Can Reminder

By CPC | October 1, 2005

Trash cans. They’re smelly, unsightly, and filled with a bunch of junk that’s about to be taken to a landfill. Trash cans certainly aren’t something that neighbors enjoy seeing left on the curbside for days on end. Many HOA’s require residents put trash cans outside homes no earlier than the night prior to the scheduled…

Connect with “Moxie Moms”

By CPC | October 1, 2005

Moxie Moms exists in about 45 cities across the country, including a local group in Castle Rock. Moxie Moms partners with local, quality merchants to offer discounts and special activities. A few of the local Colorado Moxie Moms business partners include: Bosom Buddies, Party On and Monkey Bizness, Playnix Toys & Swing Sets, Gymboree Music…

Sled Safely this Season

By CPC | October 1, 2005

When the first snow falls this year, kids will undoubtedly beg to dig out the sled and visit the popular sledding hill near the intersection of Castle Pines Parkway and Monarch. The open space at this location is the perfect sledding spot – – a great hill and lots of space for multiple sledders. The…

American Girl Fashion Show Planned

By CPC | October 1, 2005

St. Thomas More Catholic Church will host the third annual “American Girl Fashion Show” to benefit the Gabby Krause Foundation. The event will be held October 14th, at 7 p.m., October 15th at 1 p.m. and 7 p.m., and October 16th, at 2 p.m. Tickets are available by calling 720-482-3574. Proceeds supply bags of fun…

Taste of Timber Trail a Fundraising Success

By CPC | October 1, 2005

The second annual “Taste of Timber Trail” was a fundraising success for Timber Trail Elementary School. The Timber Trail Educational Alliance (TTEA), along with staff and volunteers, raised more than $8,000 to support the science and reading programs at Timber Trail. With the help of more than 70 volunteers, Castle Pines North residents supported a…

Breakfast with Santa Coming in December

By CPC | October 1, 2005

Mark your calendars to attend the Castle Pines North Kiwanis Club’s Pancake Breakfast with Santa on Saturday, December 3.The breakfast will be held from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. at Rock Canyon High School on McArthur Ranch Road. The event will feature fun for all ages, photos with Santa, music and entertainment, and drawings for…

Cherokee Ranch and Castle Committed to Preserve Open Space

By CPC | October 1, 2005

Covering 3,124 acres of land, Cherokee Ranch is one of Castle Pines North unique neighbors. CPN is fortunate to have this wealth of Colorado history so accessible to the community. Cherokee Ranch stretches from Daniels Park Road west to Highway 85, and is home to two 1800s homesteads. A replica of a 1500s Scottish Castle…

What’s Up With the Beverly Hills Signs at the I-25 Exits?

By CPC | October 1, 2005

With the completion of the new bridge at I-25 and Castle Pines Parkway came new green directional signs at the end of exit ramps. Many residents are wondering why the signs include directions to Beverly Hills, a community with only 74 homes, but not the larger Castle Pines North community. “A sign listing Beverly Hills…

Castle Pines North Welcome Coffee

By CPC | October 1, 2005

New Castle Pines North residents enjoyed the “Welcome Coffee” on August 3rd at the Community Center. Welcome Coffees are held quarterly for all new residents and are sponsored by the CPN Master Association. New residents are invited to meet new neighbors and learn more about the community at the next Welcome Coffee scheduled for Wednesday,…

Solid Life to Host Thanksgiving Eve Candlelight Service

By CPC | October 1, 2005

Solid Life Christian Center will host their second annual Thanksgiving Eve candlelight service on Wednesday, November 23, at Timber Trail Elementary School at 7 p.m. According to Solid Life, the event is designed to “give thanks for all that God has given to us.” This music-filled service will be uplifting for the entire family. For…

Castle Pines North Borders 8,200 Acre Highlands Ranch Open Space

By CPC | October 1, 2005

Castle Pines North is fortunate to share its northern and western border with 8,200 acres of open space in the “Backcountry Wilderness” portion of the Highland’s Ranch development. As recently as the 1970s, Highlands Ranch was still a working cattle ranch and has its share of Colorado history. When the ranch was sold to a…

Where Do We Vote?

By CPC | October 1, 2005

On Colorado’s Election Day, November 1st, there will be no voting polls open. ALL BALLOTS in this election will be sent and recEIved via MAIL only. Ballots will be mailed to registered voters in mid-October and must be postmarked by November 1st. Contact the Douglas County Clerk Election Division at 303-660-7441 to verify registration, change…

Vandalism Occurs at The Ridge Golf Course

By CPC | October 1, 2005

In early August, The Ridge golf course experienced damaging vandalism to the eighth green. According to Darrell Fuston, general manager and director of The Ridge golf course, the perpetrator, in very apparent deliberation, hacked the green with a golf club causing extensive damage. Fuston reports that most vandalism that occurs is minor in damage and…

Carpool Lot May Add Future Bus Service

By CPC | October 1, 2005

With gas prices soaring, more Castle Pines North commuters are taking advantage of the new car pool lot that recently opened in the northeast corner of the I-25 interchange. The new parking lot currently provides 108 parking spaces and has the ability to expand to more than 500. Currently, the lot is used by commuters…

Douglas County Citizens and Government Help Katrina Victims

By CPC | September 1, 2005

On September 23 Douglas County will adopt the Katrina ravaged victims that have been relocated in Colorado at the Lowery Air Force Base and those victims of Jackson County Mississippi in an all day FUNd-Raiser event. The event will be held at the Douglas County Fairgrounds in the Event Center. Activities are scheduled from 10…

David A. Weaver Appointed as Sheriff of Douglas County

By CPC | September 1, 2005

There is a new sheriff in town. On Friday, September 1 the Douglas County Board of Commissioners unanimously appointed David A. Weaver as Sheriff of Douglas County. Weaver is finishing off the term of Sheriff that was left vacant when Sheriff Micheal Acree resigned and accepted the position as Deputy Executive Director of the Colorado…

Debate on Referenda C and D Scheduled

By CPC | September 1, 2005

Looking to hear from both sides of the debate on Referenda C and D? The Town of Castle Rock is holding a debate on the issues Monday, September 26 from 6 p.m. until 8:30 p.m. at the Philip S. Miller Library located at 100 S. Wilcox Street in Castle Rock. The forum will feature speakers…

Castle Rock November Ballot Issues

By CPC | September 1, 2005

The town of Castle Rock has two November ballot issues that will interest Castle Pines North residents. Some CPN residents may have received flyers explaining these ballot issues and expect to vote on them in November. Although CPN has a Castle Rock mailing address the community is part of unincorporated Douglas County and is not…

Castle Pines North Resident Raises Money for Hurricane Katrina Victims

By CPC | September 1, 2005

Images of suffering and desperation coming from the states ravished by Hurricane Katrina have affected everyone in the United States, including here in Castle Pines North. Many are left asking, what can we do? As June Uralli, a CPN resident said, “I wish I had more to give.” In answer to this need, Uralli has…

CPN HOAs Work to Implement Senate Bill 100

By CPC | September 1, 2005

The Castle Pines North community consists of more than 30 homeowner associations (HOA). HOA board members throughout the area are currently working to implement operations and policy changes required by a new Colorado law, Senate Bill 100. HOAs throughout the state are evaluating the law’s many requirements which affect communication, disclosures and policies. What does…

DOUGLAS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE MEDIA RELEASE Fire Ban Lifted

By CPC | September 1, 2005

4000 Justice Way Castle Rock, CO 80109 Release Page 1 CONTACT #1: Public Information Officer, Lt. Alan Stanton, 303-660-7586; pgr. 303-208-5233 CONTACT#2: Jamie Moore, Douglas County Emergency Management Director, 303-660-7589 RELEASE DATE: 08/30/05 RELEASE TIME: 3:15 p.m. CASE NUMBER: N/A WHAT: Douglas County Board of County Commissioners have Rescinded Stage 1 Fire Restrictions for Unincorporated…

Castle Pines North Continues with Hurricane Katrina Relief Efforts

By CPC | September 1, 2005

Multiple efforts to help those who lost so much to the destruction of Hurricane Katrina are underway here in Castle Pines North and throughout Douglas County. Residents who want to help can start with these relief efforts: Boy Scout Troop 316 Douglas County Schools Colorado SART (State Animal Response Team) Douglas County FUNd-Raiser Boy Scout…

Douglas County Household Chemical Roundup Scheduled

By CPC | September 1, 2005

Douglas County will be holding a household chemical roundup on September 24. Castle Pines North residents can bring hazardous chemicals and other waste to the Castle Rock Utilities site at 175 Kellogg Road. Drop off times will run from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. There is no charge for drop off, but a donation of…

Traffic Signal to Improve Safety at Yorkshire Intersection

By CPC | September 1, 2005

Installation of a new traffic signal at the intersection of Castle Pines Parkway and Yorkshire Drive is underway. The median on Yorkshire Drive, at the Royal Hill entrance, was recently removed. Construction for the project began months ago and wasn’t noticeable until the recent median removal. “Most of the work is being done at or…

DOUGLAS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE MEDIA RELEASE Rescinded Stage 1 Fire Restrictions for Unincorporated Douglas County.

By CPC | September 1, 2005

4000 Justice Way Castle Rock, CO 80109 Release Page 1 CONTACT #1: Public Information Officer, Lt. Alan Stanton, 303-660-7586; pgr. 303-208-5233 CONTACT#2: Jamie Moore, Douglas County Emergency Management Director, 303-660-7589 RELEASE DATE: 08/30/05 RELEASE TIME: 3:15 p.m. CASE NUMBER: N/A WHAT: Douglas County Board of County Commissioners have Rescinded Stage 1 Fire Restrictions for Unincorporated…

County Commissioner Maxwell Attends CPN Master Association Meeting

By CPC | August 1, 2005

County Commissioner Walter “Mike” Maxwell will attend the Castle Pines North Master Association monthly meeting Thursday, August 18. The meeting is held at the CPN Community Center and begins at 7 p.m. Commissioner Maxwell will bring staff representatives from the Commissioner’s Office, County Planning and the Sheriff’s Department. Topics for discussion may include: the eventual…

Village Homes Alters Plans for CC-20 Parcel

By CPC | August 1, 2005

Village Homes and Pinark, LLC, the owners of the 15.7 acres of land on the northwest corner of Castle Pines Parkway and Monarch Boulevard known as CC-20, are changing development plans for this parcel. According to Karen Holbert, Public Processing Manager for Village Homes, the original plan of sub-dividing the commercially-zoned parcel into seven lots…

American Academy PTO Update

By CPC | August 1, 2005

American Academy PTO will participate in The Rock Slide, the annual 5K run/walk held in CPN on November 5th at 9 a.m. We are seeking sponsors, contributors and runners. Please contact the American Academy PTO at PTO@americanacademyk8.org for more information on how to register and show support for your school.The American Academy PTO is seeking…

Buffalo Ridge Education Alliance Plans Fundraisers

By CPC | August 1, 2005

The Buffalo Ridge Education Alliance (BREA) has a new approach to fundraising for the 2005-2006 school year. Based on the theme “Empowering Our Children”, the school’s parent group has given each trimester’s activities a purpose that coincides with the overall theme. Empowering our children through healthy living The Parent Coffee is scheduled for 9am August…

Special Events Planned at The Wildlife Experience

By CPC | August 1, 2005

The Wildlife Museum in Parker is hosting a “Summer Gone Wild,” program offering free daytime admission for children age 12 and under through the end of August. The Wildlife Experience will also present its second annual “Art and Ale Festival,” on Friday, August 26th. The Art and Ale Festival will feature musical entertainment, a variety…

DCS Montessori Charter School

By CPC | August 1, 2005

The Mission of the DCS Montessori Charter School is to provide students with an opportunity to acquire an education based on an authentic and accredited curriculum founded on the educational philosophy of Maria Montessori. Parents considering DCS Montessori for their child, please browse the website at www.dcsmontessori.org, or call 303-387-5625. The first day of school…

BRE Changes to Traditional Calendar

By CPC | August 1, 2005

Students of Buffalo Ridge Elementary will begin the new school year together. The decision to switch from the four track year-round school calendar was made last spring. Now instead of some students returning to the classroom following the July 4th holiday and others a few weeks later, all students will step through the school’s doors…

Buffalo Stampede Gets New Name and More Participants

By CPC | August 1, 2005

With the success of last year’s 5K run and 1 mile run/walk called the Buffalo Stampede, Buffalo Ridge Elementary and Timber Trail Elementary decided to change the name and expand the race to include more schools. “The Rock Slide” will take place Saturday November 5 starting at 9 a.m. Proceeds from the race will be…

Sport Leagues Registering for 2005 Fall Season

By CPC | August 1, 2005

With summer winding down and Labor Day weekend only a few short weeks away, now is the time to sign-up for fall sport leagues. The Castle Pines North area has a variety of teams and organizations to choose from. Castle Rock Recreation This fall leagues are offered in baseball, basketball, inline roller hockey, soccer and…

Fire Ban Issued for Douglas County

By CPC | August 1, 2005

Douglas County has banned all open fires, including the sale and use of fireworks. The decision was based on current dry weather conditions, the threat of wildfires, and as a proactive approach to eliminate human-caused fire ignition sources. “Maintaining the public’s safety is our ultimate goal and responsibility,” said Sheriff Michael Acree of the Douglas…

Castle Pines Country Club Offers New Memberships

By CPC | August 1, 2005

Castle Pines Village is home to two Jack Nicklaus designed golf courses. The International Golf Tournament, held in August, is played on one of these courses and draws much media attention each year. The other course recently underwent an arranged member buyout. The Country Club at Castle Pines is now one of the few private…

Timber Trail Heads Back to School

By CPC | August 1, 2005

Timber Trail Elementary will head back to the classroom Monday, August 15. New homes are still being built and new students are still arriving in Timber Trail’s boundaries. With these factors, there was consideration of switching the school to the four track year-round calendar. However, the opening of American Academy, the new charter school, and…

Castle Pines North Piranhas End Season

By CPC | August 1, 2005

Community spirit ran high at the pools of HOA1 and HOA2 this summer. Children from all over Castle Pines North spent many hours of this summer’s hot weather perfecting their strokes and competing in meets. Parents also joined in the fun, volunteering to help run the home meets held at the HOA2 pool. One of…

Castle Rock Movie Theatre to Open this Fall

By CPC | August 1, 2005

One movie theatre will open in Castle Rock by the end of 2005, not two as previously reported. Plans to open Castle Rock Stadium 12 are running full steam ahead. The theatre, which is scheduled to open around Thanksgiving, will have stadium seating for 2,200. The Stadium 12 will be owned and operated by Colorado…

Tips for Avoiding Mailbox Theft

By CPC | August 1, 2005

The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office has reported an increase in theft of mail from collection boxes, apartment mailboxes, co-op mailing racks and neighborhood delivery and collection box units. The thefts involve checks, credit card applications and bank account statements. Reports of identity theft have been increasing throughout the country. Stories air nightly on television news…

Bookmobile Offers Wealth of Information for CPN Students

By CPC | August 1, 2005

Back to school means back to homework and projects. While the Internet is a great resource, it will never totally replace a visit to the library. Castle Pines North’s Bookmobile has a permanent collection of about 3,000 items, but has access to everything in the Douglas County Library system. Any item can be ordered and…

Castle Rock Rec Center Expansion Shows Progress

By CPC | August 1, 2005

The Castle Rock Recreation Center, located at 2301 N. Woodlands Blvd., began a $6.6 million expansion project in early April, and has already made significant progress on the project. Demolition and preparation has started on the two-story addition that will include an aerobics/group exercise studio and additional toddler areas. In addition, preparation work is being…

Wildfire Season Is Here – Protect Your Home

By CPC | August 1, 2005

In October, 2003, homes in Castle Pines North were spared during the Cherokee Ranch fire near Daniel’s Park. This summer, the heat wave and dry weather is a reminder that the potential for a wildfire remains high. Be Proactive There are many things homeowners can do to increase a home’s survivability in the event of…

Castle Pines North Celebrates July 4th

By CPC | August 1, 2005

The streets of Castle Pines North were teaming with brightly decorated wagons, bikes, scooters, strollers, and pets on Monday July 4th, all in celebration for the Nation’s birthday. Many of CPN’s neighborhood HOAs promote this holiday as an opportunity to bring neighbors together and have fun. Celebrations were happening throughout the day. Many parades hit…

BP Gas Station May Change Owners

By CPC | August 1, 2005

British Petroleum will be putting its 100 service stations in Colorado up for sale, according to a recent article in the Denver Post. This includes the BP at the intersection of Castle Pines Parkway and N. Debbie Lane. These stores could be purchased by various names such as Conoco, or Diamond Shamrock. BP is selling…

Douglas County Extends School Day

By CPC | August 1, 2005

Douglas County has extended the school day for all middle and high school students. The state of Colorado has a requirement of 1,080 hours of instructional time per year for secondary schools. Elementary schools are required to meet for 990 hours of instructional time per year. These requirements provide more teacher student contact. Although the…

Answers to Frequently Asked Power Line Corridor Questions

By CPC | August 1, 2005

Many residents continue to ask questions about Xcel’s power line corridor that runs along the eastern side of our community. CPN Master Association Board Member Bruce Thompson recently answered a few of the frequently asked Xcel questions. Are the New Poles in Place? “The new metal power pole installation is now complete and Xcel is…

Future Development to Bring New Community East of Castle Pines North

By CPC | August 1, 2005

What’s up with all the construction east of Castle Pines North? The bulldozers and dump trucks we see moving dirt have been part of the I-25 interchange upgrade and the Rueter-Hess Reservoir project; however, homes won’t be built any time soon. A new development, The Canyons, will eventually expand from the Castle Pines Parkway Exit…

CPN Sixth Graders Head Off to Middle School

By CPC | August 1, 2005

With a decision made last spring, the sixth graders at both Timber Trail Elementary and Buffalo Ridge Elementary will pack their backpacks and head off to Rocky Heights Middle School. This is the first group of sixth graders entering middle school in the Castle Pines North area. Now that the change has occurred, families are…

First Junior Class at Rock Canyon

By CPC | August 1, 2005

The 2005-2006 school year brings the first junior class to Rock Canyon High School. With this status come varsity athletics and the school’s first Junior Prom. Being the first class to attend Rock Canyon, Renita Mundwiller, a parent of a junior classman, was concerned for her son’s high school experience. “I was worried that he…

Telephone Access to the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office Limited: Main Quest Routing Line Down

By CPC | August 1, 2005

DOUGLAS COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE MEDIA RELEASE 4000 Justice Way Castle Rock, CO 80109 Release Page 1 CONTACT #1: Public Information Officer, Lt. Alan Stanton, 303-660-7586; pgr. 303-208-5233 CONTACT#2: RELEASE DATE: 08/22/05 RELEASE TIME: 6:00 p.m. CASE NUMBER: N/A WHAT: Telephone Access to the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office Limited: Main Quest Routing Line Down NARRATIVE: DOUGLAS…

County Commissioners Attend August Master Association Meeting

By CPC | July 1, 2005

Residents of Castle Pines North should mark their calendars and plan to attend the next Master Association meeting. One of the Douglas County Commissioners will attend the August 18 meeting held at 7pm in the Castle Pines North Community Center. The goal for this meeting is to introduce the Commissioner’s office face to face with…

Douglas County Sheriff’s Office Getting Ready for 22nd Annual National Night Out

By CPC | July 1, 2005

The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office is gearing up for the 22nd Annual National Night Out celebration, scheduled for Tuesday, August 2, 2005, from 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm. This nationwide event will bring the citizens of Douglas County together with local law enforcement and emergency services personnel to participate in a night of “fun, food,…

The International Celebrates 20th Anniversary and Brings Crowds to CPN

By CPC | July 1, 2005

From August 1 through August 7 golfers, media and spectators will descend upon Castle Pines North to celebrate the 20th anniversary of The International. Residents of CPN should anticipate an increase in traffic throughout the neighborhood in addition to International participants frequenting local establishments. Although the tournament runs Monday through Sunday, round one of the…

The Cone Zone Has Moved!

By CPC | July 1, 2005

Now that the construction on the Castle Pines Parkway Bridge over I-25 is complete, the “cone zone” has moved to other sections of Castle Pines Parkway and portions of Monarch Blvd. The first construction zone residents will notice is part of this year’s portion of the multi-year Metro District Roadside Landscaping Improvement Project, which will…

ALERT: Bobcat and Mountain Lion Sightings in CPN

By CPC | July 1, 2005

A number of Castle Pines North residents recently reported seeing, mountain lions, bobcats, and possibly lynx in their backyards. Much of Colorado is prime mountain lion, bobcat and lynx country, and CPN lies right in the middle of it. Mountain lions are usually tawny to light-cinnamon in color with black-tipped ears and tail. They vary…

CPN IREA Customers Exempted From Amendment 37

By CPC | June 1, 2005

Overwhelmingly, the customers of the Intermountain Rural Electric Association (IREA) voted to exempt themselves from the Renewable Energy Initiative, or Amendment 37. In November 2004, the state of Colorado voted in favor of Amendment 37 which would have required IREA to purchase 10% of its energy requirements from renewable resources, like wind power, by the…

“Walking Wonders” Raise Money for MS

By CPC | June 1, 2005

Residents of Kings Crossing raised more than $1,500 for the Multiple Sclerosis Society’s fundraising walk last May. “It was great fun and extremely satisfying to help!” said one of the CPN “Walking Wonders,” Kelly Durie. “And, when you believe in a cause, fundraising comes easy.” MS is a devastating disease that can attack any one…

BankWest Announces Name Change

By CPC | June 1, 2005

On May 15, BankWest officially changed its name to Colorado Capital Bank. There has not been a buyout of the bank, nor is there a new management team. Account numbers, fees, and banking hours have all remained the same

Castle Rock Bank Open for Business

By CPC | June 1, 2005

The new Castle Rock Bank branch, located at 506 Castle Pines Parkway, opened on April 18. The bank, which is connected to a drive-through Starbucks, is planning a grand opening celebration for late June.

"The Flower Shop" Plans Open House

By CPC | June 1, 2005

The Flower Shop, located at 361 Village Square Lane in CPN, will host a “Grand Opening and Customer Appreciation Open House,” on July 16, from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. The Flower Shop’s new owner, Tim Hannon, will feature new designs, merchandise and more. Refreshments will be provided. For more information, please call 303-663-8835.

FAA Completes Centennial Aircraft Noise Study

By CPC | June 1, 2005

The Federal Aviation Association (FAA), has completed its “150 Study,” which contains recommendations that would help with aircraft noise in our area. After Centennial Airport completes updates their noise contour maps, the FAA can proceed with the 180-day public input period. It is expected that the 180-period will begin sometime this year. After the public…

Douglas County Libraries to Host Variety of Summer Programs

By CPC | June 1, 2005

Exciting things will be happening this summer at the Douglas County Libraries! If you are looking for a way to keep your kids busy this summer, why not visit a Douglas County library? Here are a few of the programs offered this summer at various locations: Fourth Annual Teen Battle of the Bands; The Big…

Bridge Detours and I-25 Lane Closures Scheduled

By CPC | June 1, 2005

During June 24 to July 1, the Colorado Department of Transportation will periodically detour traffic at I-25 and Castle Pines Parkway. Alternate routes are highly recommended. Residents can expect to see various delays on I-25, Castle Pines Parkway, and all access ramps during the following dates and times: Friday, June 24 – 5:00 a.m. to…

Barking Dogs an Annoyance to Neighbors

By CPC | June 1, 2005

Colorado’s beautiful weather invites many Castle Pines North residents to open their windows and invite the warm weather and fresh breeze into their homes. It also beckons residents to sit out on their porches and decks. However, this tranquility can all be ruined in a heartbeat with the incessant barking of a neighbor’s dog. According…

Farewell and Thanks to Our Editor, and Friend

By CPC | May 1, 2005

The Castle Pines North Master Association and the staff of The Connection newsletter would like to extend a heartfelt thank you and best wishes to Kathleen Nash. Kathleen served as the editor of The Connection for five years, and was a resident of CPN for seven years. Her journalistic talent and countless hours of work…

The Ridge Offers CPN Resident Discounts

By CPC | May 1, 2005

The Ridge at Castle Pines North is booking tee times for the 2005 season. Located in the southwest corner of CPN, The Ridge is an asset to the community and offers a discount on green fees to CPN residents. The course is a par 71 challenge playing from four sets of tees. The total course…

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