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Sign Up for Spring Sports

By CPC | December 1, 2006

by Elean Gersack It may be snowy and cold now, but in a few short months the air will warm and children will be kicking and hitting balls on fields everywhere. Now is the time to register for those spring sports leagues. To help save a few steps, check out the organizations listed below to…

County Delays Plans for New Trail in CPN

By CPC | December 1, 2006

By Terri Wiebold The October issue of The Connection reported that a new trail, extending north from Coyote Ridge Park to Rocky Heights Middle School in Highlands Ranch, would be opening in the Castle Pines North community by Thanksgiving. Plans for completion of the trail have recently been delayed. According to Douglas County Parks and…

Master Association Hosts Annual Meeting

By CPC | December 1, 2006

Janet Conner of BristleCone Jennifer Havercroft of NorthLynx By Terri Wiebold Seventeen delegates from individual homeowner’s associations and residents gathered at the Castle Pines North (CPN) Master Association annual meeting last month to elect two members to the board of directors, to listen to guest speakers from South Metro Fire Rescue discuss the proposed new…

Student Wellness Plan Making Way into Douglas County Schools

By CPC | December 1, 2006

by Elean Gersack The Douglas County School District (DCSD) is pushing forward to bring healthier foods and wellness into local schools. According to the Child Nutrition and WIC Reauthorization Act of 2004, all school districts were mandated to adopt a school Student Wellness Policy by July 1, 2006. The DCSD Board of Directors approved such…

CC-20 Public Hearing Date Changed to Dec. 20

By CPC | December 1, 2006

by Lane Roberts The date for the second CC-20 public hearing before the Board of County Commissioners has been changed. The hearing, originally set for December 13, will now be held on Wednesday, December 20, at 9 a.m. at 100 Third Street in Castle Rock. Zoned for commercial development, CC-20 is the 15.7-acre parcel located…

Help Keep New Year’s Resolutions Lone Tree Recreation Center Offers Discounts

By CPC | December 1, 2006

Now through December 25, South Suburban Parks and Recreation is offering all recreation center passes at a 10 percent discount. Customers who purchase a multiple-use pass or punch card have access to all facility amenities and drop-in fitness classes at the Lone Tree Recreation Center, 10249 Ridgegate Circle. Obtain a 30-punch card during this special…

News from Rocky Heights Middle School

By CPC | December 1, 2006

by Elean Gersack Volunteers Needed Interested in helping out at the school? Contact Susan Santamaria-Fenton, Volunteer Coordinator for RHMS, at susan.santamariafenton@dcsdk12.org. Current volunteers needed include: Communications Liaison for the PCA This volunteer would communicate information about activities within the school and surrounding community, as well as information about the school fundraising. This information is circulated…

New Office Space Development to be Built in CPN

By CPC | December 1, 2006

By Lisa Crockett Three local businessmen are in the process of getting approval to build a new office space in Castle Pines North (CPN). The building will be situated on the south side of Castle Pines Parkway, near the Village Square shopping area (east of King Soopers.) The owners of the project, Martin Russell, Roger…

Metro District Board Approves Major Xeriscape Project for Community Center

By CPC | December 1, 2006

By Lane Roberts In October, the Metro District Board voted to approve a $115,000 Xeriscape project at the Castle Pines North (CPN) Community Center, located at 7404 Yorkshire Drive. The three-phased Xeriscape project will feature drought-tolerant shrubs and native grasses, along with mulch and river rock. Portions of water-dependent Kentucky blue grass will be removed…

News from Rock Canyon High School

By CPC | December 1, 2006

by Elean Gersack Homecoming King and Queen Crowned Sean Byrne and Kara Salazar, both of Castle Pines North, were crowned homecoming king and queen during the RCHS homecoming football game against Prairie View on Friday, October 13. RCHS won the game 56 – 0. Bryne is a football captain who plays left guard on the…

GenUrations – New Frame Shop to Open in CPN

By CPC | December 1, 2006

Children’s activity center inside the Parker genUrations store. Photo by Terri Wiebold. by Terri Wiebold “Forget everything you knew about picture framing,” says genUrations Frame Shop Owner, Zachary Pietlock. “We broke the mold, examined the pieces, threw some out, added some in, and the next generation in picture framing was born.” The new frame shop…

Metro District to Mail IWRP Brochure to CPN Residents

By CPC | December 1, 2006

By Lane Roberts Watch the mailbox during the next few weeks for a brochure from the Metro District entitled “Replenishing Our Water Supply.” The brochure explains the results of the Integrated Water Resources Plan (IWRP). For the past year, the Metro District has been working with Camp, Dresser and McKee (CDM) to develop a plan…

News from DCS Montessori School

By CPC | December 1, 2006

by Elean Gersack 2007-2008 School Year Applications and Tours DCS Montessori will accept 2007-2008 applications for three – year – old preschool through sixth grade now through February 15, 2007. DCS Montessori utilizes a waitlist and lottery to fill open spots within the school. To download an application form, visit www.dcsmontessori.org, and click on “enrollment.”…

Master Association’s “Meet the Candidate” Forum a Huge Success

By CPC | December 1, 2006

by Lisa Crockett In a scene reminiscent of an old-fashioned town hall, Castle Pines North (CPN) hosted several candidates for public office at its first-ever “Meet the Candidates” forum. The event was held at the CPN Community Center and boasted an attendance of roughly 85 people from all over Douglas County. Residents were allowed to…

Mamas’ Get Fit in Castle Pines North

By CPC | December 1, 2006

by Lisa Crockett For many moms, having a baby marks the beginning of the end of a physically-fit lifestyle. One Castle Pines North (CPN) mom is working to reverse that trend. “Fit Mamas is a group designed to allow moms who stay home with their kids to get up and get moving–without having to hire…

News from American Academy Charter School

By CPC | December 1, 2006

From the left: American Academy Board members Jackie Santos, Erin Kane, Lt. Governor Jane Norton, and CAO Roberta Harrell tour the school. by Elean Gersack Parent Volunteers Needed for Lunch Recess Volunteers are needed to help with recess for first through eighth grades. To sign up, e-mail Cindy Reagor at cindysuereagor@hotmail.com. Times and grades are…

2006 General Election Results:

By CPC | November 1, 2006

Here are the preliminary results of the General Election: Congressional Representative: Tom Tancredo (R) Governor: Bill Ritter Jr.(D) Secretary of State: Mike Coffman (R) State Treasurer: Mark Hillman (R) TOO CLOSE TO CALL Cary Kennedy (D) Attorney General: John Suthers (R) Regent, University of Colorado – At Large: Brian Davidson (R) TOO CLOSE TO CALL…

Douglas County Planning Commission Reviews CC-20 Plans

By CPC | November 1, 2006

By Lisa Crockett The Douglas County Planning Commission hosted a hearing regarding the re-zoning and development of CC-20 on Monday, November 27. Representatives from Village Homes (who owns the land), the county and residents of Castle Pines North (CPN) presented their plans and concerns for the parcel of land, which is on the northwest corner…

The Psychology of Speed Limits

By CPC | November 1, 2006

by Terri Wiebold The science and psychology of speed limits is a study that spans decades. It is comprised of multitudes of speed studies, reports, measurements, accident reviews, surveys, and a lot of documentation. Much of the research referred to in this article is provided by the Colorado Department of Transportation Safety and Engineering Branch,…

Re-Striping Changes Near I-25 Interchange

By CPC | November 1, 2006

by Terri Wiebold The Following information was provided by the Douglas County Public Works Engineering Division to provide clarification on the recent changes: The recent signing and striping revisions on Castle Pines Parkway between Village Square/Charter Oaks and I-25 were implemented to more effectively balance the use of each of the eastbound lanes. By adjusting…

Public Hearing Dates Set for CC-20 Parcel

By CPC | November 1, 2006

by Lane Roberts Public hearing notices were placed on the CC-20 parcel on November 14. Plans for the parcel are moving forward and new changes have been introduced. The Douglas County Planning Commission will host a public hearing on Monday, November 27, at 7 p.m. The second public hearing is set for Wednesday, December 13,…

American Academy

By CPC | October 1, 2006

Congratulations to American Academy for receiving top CSAP honors in Douglas County. In the school’s first year open, they tied for first place with Parker Core Knowledge School and had 90 percent of its students score proficient or advanced on the test. Students and Flight – On Tuesday, August 29, students from 4th grade and…

Master Association Hosts Welcome Coffee

By CPC | October 1, 2006

On September 25, the Master Association welcomed new residents to the community at the “New Resident Welcome Coffee.” The coffees are designed to communicate important facts and information to all new residents and to welcome them to the community. Special thanks to Starbucks, Lucas Liquors and Coffeecakes.com for donating refreshments for this event. For more…

Timber Trail Students to “Make” the News

By CPC | October 1, 2006

by Celine Hundt Timber Trail Elementary (TTE) is one of five Douglas County Schools that will participate in the Rocky Mountain PBS mini-television series entitled “Super School News.” Fifth and sixth graders from each of the five schools – Redstone, Copper Mesa, Heritage, Sedalia and TTE – will gain a new understanding of the world…

Centennial Airport Continues Part 150 Noise Study

By CPC | October 1, 2006

by Maureen Shul The FAA Grant to update the noise contours has been issued and signed by Centennial Airport and Ararahoe County Boards. Work on the noise contour updates will now begin and is scheduled to be completed by the end of the year. Centennial Airport had to reapply for funding to update the contour…

Halloween Safety Tips and Venues

By CPC | October 1, 2006

by Terri Wiebold As witches, goblins, and super-heroes descend on neighborhoods across Castle Pines North this October 31, the Master Association joins the American Red Cross in offering parents some safety tips to help prepare children for a safe and enjoyable trick-or-treat experience. Halloween should be filled with surprise and enjoyment, and following some common…

Daniel’s Gate Resident Helps Community Get New Trail & Crosswalk

By CPC | October 1, 2006

The following is an excerpt taken from a letter written by Kurtis Kroeckel of Daniel’s Gate to the CPN Master Association: “I am raising a safety issue that needs prompt attention. The Daniel’s Gate Recreation pool is located across Monarch Boulevard from the Serena development. Children and adults who wish to walk to the pool…

Handmade Colorado Enables Local Artists and Crafters to Display Works

By CPC | October 1, 2006

By Celine Hundt In these days of mass-manufacturing, it is refreshing to find beautifully-crafted handmade goods at affordable prices. Handmade Colorado is a new store in Castle Pines North (CPN) where shoppers can purchase the work of local artists and crafters. The store is located close to Safeway in the Castle Pines Marketplace Shopping Center.…

Castle Pines North: Get Out and Vote!

By CPC | October 1, 2006

by Lisa Crockett It is tradition. The first Tuesday in November is Election Day, and this year is no exception. However, Castle Pines North voters will have opportunities to make their voices heard in some not-so-traditional ways this election. In the past, voters have cast ballots at specific polling places. This year, voters will have…

Sign Up for Rockslide and Support Local Schools

By CPC | October 1, 2006

by Elean Gersack The third annual Rockslide is set for Saturday, November 11, at Rock Canyon High School. This fun community event raises money to support participating local schools including: Buffalo Ridge Elementary, American Academy, Rocky Heights Middle School, DCS Montessori, Timber Trail Elementary, Redstone Elementary, Rock Canyon High School, and Wildcat Mountain Elementary. New…

Candidate Forum a Success in Castle Pines North

By CPC | October 1, 2006

Maureen Shul, President of the Castle Pines North Master Association introducing Bill Winter and Ted Harvey by Lisa Crockett In a scene reminiscent of an old-fashioned town hall, the Castle Pines North (CPN) Master Association hosted a “2006 Election Candidate Forum” and invited several candidates for public office. (see names of candidates , their respective…

Residents Achieve Success at Community Skateboard Park Meeting – Local Voices Result in Positive Changes

By CPC | October 1, 2006

To Report Neighborhood Incidents or Other Unusual Activities Contact – Emergency Number: 911 Always call 911 for crimes in progress or emergency situations. Douglas County Sheriff’s Traffic Safety Hotline: 303-660-7539 Use this number for ongoing traffic problems. Be sure to record location, days, times and nature of the problem. Douglas County Sheriff’s Dispatch Number: 303-660-7500…

Castle Pines Church Moves Forward with New Facility in Surrey Ridge

By CPC | October 1, 2006

by Lisa Crockett Castle Pines Community Church has asked the County for clarification on several comments made regarding its plan for a new church building in Surrey Ridge. The building, which is proposed to be built on a 12.7-acre site at 9009 Clydesdale Road in the Surrey Ridge community, is a smaller structure than what…

Residents Gear Up for Another Sledding Season

By CPC | October 1, 2006

Photo by Lane Roberts by Terri Wiebold What happens to the 560 acres of open space and the 13.5 miles of natural trails that surround Castle Pines North (CPN) in the wintertime? Only the most beautiful blanket of snow you have ever seen – not to mention some GREAT sledding hills. From the start of…

County Emergency Preparedness Guide Books Available – HOA Delegates to Help Distribute to Area Residents

By CPC | October 1, 2006

Thanks to Janet Conner, Master Association board member and Safety Task Force Chair, thousands of copies of the new Douglas County Emergency Preparedness Guide are now available for each Castle Pines North (CPN) resident. Neighborhood HOA delegates are encouraged to contact Janet Conner via e-mail at safety@cpnhoa.org, to make arrangements to pick up copies of…

South Metro Fire Station 43 – Project Still Underway in CPN

By CPC | October 1, 2006

by Terri Wiebold The Castle Pines North (CPN) Master Association has received several inquiries about the status of plans to build a fire station on a portion of the 10-acre parcel of land located at the corner of Monarch Boulevard and Hidden Pointe. The South Metro Fire Rescue (SMFR) Board of Directors made a commitment…

Community Mourns Loss of Teaching Assistant and High School Student

By CPC | October 1, 2006

The Buffalo Ridge community has suffered the loss of educational assistant Jaqueline Blecha. Blecha and her daughter, Ashley Martin, a sophomore at Rock Canyon High School, were killed in an apparent double-murder suicide in September. The school reported Blecha missing when she failed to show up for work. Blecha had been a staff member at…

New Trail to Access Castle Pines North Completion Expected by Thanksgiving

By CPC | October 1, 2006

by Terri Wiebold Residents wanting to explore the open spaces to the north of the Castle Pines North community will have better access in the near future. In accordance with a 1988 agreement between Douglas County, the Highlands Ranch Community Association (HRCA), and Mission Veijo (now Shea homes), Douglas County will begin construction of an…

Congratulations Rock Canyon Varsity Poms!

By CPC | October 1, 2006

The Rock Canyon Varsity Poms team will compete at the Universal Dance Association National Dance Team Championships in Orlando, Florida on February 2-4, 2007. The team qualified during dance team camp in July by receiving a Superior Dance Team award given only to the teams who showed exceptional ability, work ethic, spirit, and teamwork. This…

PN Residents Gain Easier Access to Denver RTD Light Rail to Begin Service from Lincoln Avenue in November

By CPC | October 1, 2006

by Terri Wiebold Regional Transportation District’s (RTD) long-awaited Southeast Corridor Light Rail construction is complete, and trains are scheduled to begin transporting passengers on November 17. CPN residents can take advantage of this service from as close as Lincoln Avenue and I-25. Taking the train could help CPN residents save on time and fuel, make…

“A Taste of Timber Trail” Weathers the Weather

By CPC | October 1, 2006

by Celine Hundt When it rains, it pours. On the day that “A Taste of Timber Trail” was scheduled to take place, the heavens opened up and the difficult decision to postpone the event by a week was made. The following Saturday, the skies still looked threatening, but the brave organizers of the event ploughed…

Get the Scoop on Local Schools

By CPC | October 1, 2006

by Elean Gersack Castle Pines North (CPN) is fortunate to have many excellent public educational choices close to home: American Academy, Buffalo Ridge Elementary, DCS Montessori, Timber Trail Elementary, Rocky Heights Middle School and Rock Canyon High School. New to The Connection is a bulletin board section for these local schools. Check the next few…

Rocky Heights Middle School

By CPC | October 1, 2006

On September 18, Rocky Heights Middle School and Rock Canyon High School Orchestras performed the National Anthem at the Colorado Rockies Game. Congratulations on a job well done! The Rocky Heights Parent Community Alliance (RHPCA) holds its monthly meetings on the third Tuesday of each month at 1:30 p.m. All parents are invited to attend…

CC-20 Update

By CPC | October 1, 2006

By Lane Roberts A commerical development “For Sale” sign has been placed on CC-20, but Village Homes has no real news to report about the development of the parcel. According to Village Homes, owner of the land located on the northwest corner of Castle Pines Parkway and Monarch Boulevard, a second submission request is being…

Local Residents Express Concerns with Trail Restrictions

By CPC | October 1, 2006

By Lane Roberts One might think Castle Pines North (CPN) residents are not passionate about the nature trails in and around the community – – but think again. When news quickly spread that the Highlands Ranch Community Association (HRCA) was denying access to a new trailhead to open space near CPN, dozens upon dozens of…

Prestige Real Estate to Open New CPN Office

By CPC | October 1, 2006

By Lisa Crockett King Soopers will soon have a new neighbor, and Castle Pines North (CPN) residents will have more options for buying and selling properties in local neighborhoods. In October, Prestige Real Estate Group, ranked as Colorado’s largest independent real estate company, will open its eighth office in the Denver-Boulder area here in CPN.…

“What Goes Year-Round, Comes Year-Round”

By CPC | October 1, 2006

by Celine Hundt The year-round or four-track calendar has been adopted by many Douglas County elementary schools. The premise of the system is that the student population is split into four groups or tracks (A,B,C, and D) and one track is almost always off school. This alleviates the resource and staffing constraints caused by high…

Metro District Presents Final Integrated Water Resources Plan to Community

By CPC | October 1, 2006

By Celine Hundt The development of an Integrated Water Resources Plan (IWRP) for the Castle Pines North (CPN) area has been in progress for more than a year. On August 29, the CPN Metro District held a fourth IWRP public meeting at the CPN Community Center. The IWRP outlined a number of strategies and options…

Parks Authority Examines Lagae Ranch Concepts Proposed Development Could Include Park

By CPC | October 1, 2006

by Lane Roberts The Castle Pines Parks Authority Board members are currently examining park development options following the recent announcement of the proposed development of Lagae Ranch. Castle View Park, a 21-acre park set to be built in the open space on the corner of Castle Pines Parkway and Yorkshire Drive, was to begin construction…

Buffalo Ridge Elementary Book Fair

By CPC | October 1, 2006

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Hess Road to Connect to Castle Pines Parkway Exit

By CPC | October 1, 2006

By Lisa Crockett Plans are underway to connect Hess Road, an east-west roadway in Parker, to the Castle Pines Parkway Exit 188 at I-25. Currently, Hess Road ends at Chambers Road in Parker. Douglas County had initially planned to connect Stroh Road at the Castle Pines Parkway exit, but that plan was scrapped when it…

Proposed Development Ideas Announced – Metro District and Local Charter School Support Lagae Ranch Project

By CPC | October 1, 2006

Chris Fellows (standing above), principle of HF Holdings, LLC, presents ideas for the northern portion of Lagae Ranch to the Castle Pines Parks Authority and more than 40 residents. (Photo by Tim Gamble) By Lane Roberts Future ideas for the northern portion of Lagae Ranch were recently shared with Castle Pines North (CPN) residents. The…

Discount Tire Company Opens in Castle Pines North

By CPC | October 1, 2006

By Lisa Crockett Castle Pines North residents now have a new choice when shopping for tires. Discount Tire, a national chain that specializes in tire sales and service, is now open for business in the old Great American Tire Company location at 7520 Village Square Drive, next to the Shell gas station. “This is a…

Neighborhood Directory Coming Soon – Master Association Lends Support

By CPC | October 1, 2006

by Terri Wiebold In June, Sponsored Publications sent a letter to homes in Castle Pines North (CPN) announcing the future publication of a neighborhood directory, “Our Neighborhood Directory.” Many residents responded with personal listing specifications, service company referrals, and other helpful input. The content for the book has been compiled, and the book is being…

New Walgreens Set to Open in CPN in 2008

By CPC | October 1, 2006

By Lisa Crockett Plans for a new Walgreens store in Castle Pines North (CPN) are slowly moving forward. Several different aspects of the project, which will be located on the north side of Castle Pines Parkway at Lagae Road, are now underway, including obtaining approval and comments from various county and community agencies. The parcel…

Congratulations to Rock Canyon High School’s Marching Band

By CPC | October 1, 2006

Testing time is just around the corner. Mark calendars for the following testing dates: ACT Test: October 28 PLAN TEST: October 18 (sophomores only) SAT I OR SAT II: October 14, 22 and November 4 PSAT: October 18 and 21 Congratulations to Rock Canyon High School’s Marching Band for winning third place at the Colorado…

HOA1 Residents Voice Concerns to Lagae Ranch Developer

By CPC | October 1, 2006

Developer Chris Fellows (left) walks the Lagae Ranch property while talking with HOA1 residents. By Lane Roberts On Saturday, October 14, more than 30 Castle Pines North residents from HOA1 attended a meeting with the developer of the Lagae Ranch parcel, Chris Fellows. The parcel is located behind King Soopers and adjacent to HOA1. For…

Stop by the Castle Pines North Bookmobile

By CPC | October 1, 2006

When the snow starts falling, snuggle up with a good book from the Bookmobile. The full service Douglas County Library on wheels visits Castle Pines North each week in the King Soopers parking lot at 7284 Lagae Road. Avoid the icy roads to Castle Rock or Lone Tree and reserve books and movies on the…

Discount Available at Recreation Centers

By CPC | October 1, 2006

South Suburban Parks and Recreation will be offering recreation center passes at a 10 percent discount from November 26 through December 25. Customers who purchase a multiple-use pass or punch card have access to all facility amenities and drop-in fitness classes at South Suburban’s Lone Tree, Goodson, and Buck Recreation Centers. Castle Pines North residents…

Master Association Submits Input to County on Canyons Development

By CPC | October 1, 2006

By Terri Wiebold Many Questions Still Unanswered In late July, the Castle Pines North (CPN) Master Association Design Review Committee (DRC) submitted its recommendations on the proposed Canyons North development to the County Planning Commission. The committee’s primary concern was the lack of information contained in the referral relating to the traffic impact the development…

Three Sports a Charm

By CPC | October 1, 2006

by Celine Hundt Triathletes have the arduous challenge of excelling at three different sports (biking, swimming and running). For Kathleen Steffe, a Castle Pines North mother of two, this challenge has become a life’s passion. It was almost an accident that Steffe first discovered the triathlon at the unlikely age of 41. A work colleague…

CPN Residents Voice Concerns Regarding

By CPC | September 1, 2006

New “Exclusive” Highlands Ranch Trail System by Terri Wiebold More than 50 Castle Pines North (CPN) residents attended the Castle Pines North Metro District Board meeting on August 21, along with the news crew from Channel 7, to hear comments from Douglas County Parks and Trails Planner, Randy Burkhardt, regarding the neighboring Highlands Ranch trail…

Black Bear Sighting Behind DCS Montessori School

By CPC | September 1, 2006

By Celine Hundt Donna Collison, a resident of Parker who was dropping off her grandson at the DCS Montessori School, was astounded to encounter a black bear as she walked up the path behind the school. She saw the bear on the main road about 25 yards from the dirt parking lot close to the…

Bee Swarm Removed from HOA2

By CPC | August 1, 2006

by Carin Kirkegaard In May, a swarm of honey bees was discovered at the corner of Oxford and Berkley Circle in the Kings Crossing neighborhood of HOA2. Concerned neighbors spotted the brown swirling mass and upon closer inspection discovered that it was a swarm of bees. Residents tried calling organizations like local animal control as…

Spellbinders Storytelling Program Douglas County Libraries – More Than Just Books

By CPC | August 1, 2006

by Terri Wiebold Since ancient times, storytellers have shared stories to pass on wisdom, engage the imagination of young people, and foster a sense of community. The spellbinders storytelling program recreates this age-old tradition by bringing together generations and advancing literacy, while enriching the lives of children and volunteers alike. Spellbinders is a group of…

Educate…Innovate…Explore!

By CPC | August 1, 2006

by Roberta Harrell, American Academy CAO Can you imagine learning 7th grade science through the hands-on marine science educational program delivered by marine science professionals at SEACAMP in San Diego? Or how about learning 6th grade archeology from professional researchers at a working excavation site at Crow Canyon Archaeology Center in Cortez, Colorado? These are…

Rocky Heights Nighthawks to Hold Fall Tryouts

By CPC | August 1, 2006

Rocky Heights Nighthawks celebrate their state championship win. By Carin Kirkegaard All middle school students in grades six through eight, both boys and girls, interested in playing for the 2006 Colorado Middle School Inline Hockey League are invited to attend the Rocky Heights Nighthawks fall tryouts at the Soc n’ Roll indoor sports facility in…

Flag Holidays

By CPC | August 1, 2006

For more than 200 years, the American flag has been the symbol of this nation’s strength and unity. It has been a source of pride and inspiration for millions of citizens, and it has been a prominent icon in national history. The flag is a precious possession, and can be displayed proudly on all days…especially…

The Ridge Golf Course – Not Public Open Space

By CPC | August 1, 2006

by Terri Wiebold 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…

King’s Crossing Residents Seek Help with Neighborhood BB Gun Problem

By CPC | August 1, 2006

by Terri Wiebold The Gardner family had lived in the Castle Pines North community less than one year when the problems began. Twice in the past year the Gardner’s house in King’s Crossing has been “egged”, once in February and again in May. In mid April, Joan Gardner was standing on her back deck watering…

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