Provided by: Karen Groves

Amber Prescott has been on the staff at Littleton High School as office manager and secretary to the principal for seven years. One of her three children graduated from LHS in 2006. She said, " Don Begier has quickly become well liked and appreciated by our students. He introduced himself to the students at an opening assembly dressed up as The Dark Knight (Batma...
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Provided by: Daniel Smith

As a fine art photographer, Bill Smyth has a concern - other than not enough time to devote to his passion - that people sometimes ignore the beauty that's right in front of them. "Everything is beautiful," he told YourHub.com , "and people just don't see it." He speaks from the perspective of someone with an appreciation for the natural world, as evidenced by...
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Provided by: Arlene Lang

On August 23rd, three Metro Denver area au pair groups gathered at Chatfield for an evening of music and hot air balloons. At least thirty international au pairs from Cultural Care Au Pair and some of their host families joined their Local Childcare Coordinators at the park for their monthly meeting. Some were inspired to plan for a trip to Albuquerque in October fo...
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Provided by: Anne Hanson

It's hard to believe that you would be cheering for a Crash Test Dummy, but this past week, several local families were very proud of their dummies. Big Crash Test Dummy, Scott Appleby and his brother Sam Appleby, made an appearance last week at the Nations largest inline hockey tournament in San Jose, CA, NARCH (National Roller Hockey Championships). The Co...
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Provided by: Christine Alexander

Mary Paulsen , MSN, RN, the Quality Improvement Director for the Colorado region of the American Heart Association was at Littleton Adventist Hospital to present their Bronze Award for the "Get with the Guidelines" program. This award recognizes Littleton's success in implementing a higher standard of stroke care by ensuring that stroke patients receive treatment ...
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