Provided by: Linda Ole Ferguson
Get Grateful - Fill the Mayflower for Military Families in Need
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Linda Ole Ferguson
Veterans, moms and dads and siblings of active duty troops, Mile High Young Marines and a variety of other patriotic "pilgrims" will gather for the fourth year to Fill the Mayflower for military families in need. This year the need is even greater. Military families are struggling through the choppy economic seas like all other Americans, and many Colorado troops are cu...
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Provided by: Karen Groves
Bike, pedestrian paths part of future at stations
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The pedestrian and bicycle access plan for three future Gold Line transit stations in Arvada is roughly 90 percent complete according to Mike Lee, manager of park and urban design for the city. A draft document was presented to the planning commission Sept. 22. Lee said review comments from the traffic department, which will look at street cross sections, would be in...
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Provided by: Scott Pribble
Arvada Fire cares enough to wear pink
This October 24 - 26, you might notice something different about Arvada Fire's personnel. In an effort to support women and their families impacted by cancer, Arvada Fire is joining a national emergency responder campaign, "Cares Enough to Wear Pink." Instead of their normal blue t-shirts, these community first responders will be wearing pink shirts as a sign of their...
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Provided by: Linda Ole Ferguson
Get Grateful - Fill the Mayflower for Military Families in Need
Contributed By:
Linda Ole Ferguson
Veterans, moms and dads and siblings of active duty troops, Mile High Young Marines and a variety of other patriotic "pilgrims" will gather for the fourth year to Fill the Mayflower for military families in need. This year the need is even greater. Military families are struggling through the choppy economic seas like all other Americans, and many Colorado troops are cu...
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Provided by: J. Newman
Pomona Headed to State
After a year of great expectations and harsh realities, Pomona's Boys Cross Country team is returning to the state championship next week. The meet will be a howling good time on Halloween at Fossil Ridge High School in Fort Collins. Pomona started the year with a core of seniors; added a some strong juniors; found a couple outstanding freshman; and pushed them all to ...
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