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Standley Lake won’t be a home to motor boats and water skiers this summer. City officials have banned any water craft that needs to be put into the water with a trailer for 2019 for fears of contamination.

Mussel tussle: Contamination worries lead to motorboat ban

Powered watercraft, jet skis and any boat that needs to be brought in on a trailer will be banned from Standley Lake this summer for fears that non-native mussel species could be introduced. The city …

Alamo, apartments aim for June openings

Retail grand opening benefits Northglenn school

Learning Without Tears

Zellmer trial delayed, set for next March

Riverdale principal goes to Washington

Westminster considers ending sewer moratorium

City surveys treatment plant options

Westminster considers ending sewer moratorium

City Councilors could vote to end a moratorium on new projects north of 92nd Avenue at their March 25 meeting. Councilors approved a first reading motion March 11 to end the moratorium s of April 29, …

Hyland Hills getting FIT

For a district that’s used to making a splash with big operations like Water World or the Clear Valley Park, the Hyland Hills Recreation District’s latest effort is a little more down to earth. …

Sports

Lady Wolves’ sophomore Elizabeth Aleman advances the ball downfield against Denver North March 12.

Lady Wolves’ soccer drops opener

The Mars Society has two practice Mars exploration sites, one of which is in a desert near Hanksville, Utah.

The road to Mars includes a detour through Lakewood

Learning Without Tears

In today’s digital world, where children often commute electronically using acronyms such as IDK - for “I don’t know” - and emojis, educator Dianna Henn is sure there is still a need for …

Sports

Holy Family junior Braedan Peters scores the Tigers’ first goal in varsity-lacrosse history against Littleton March 11.

Holy Family wins program’s first varsity lacrosse match

News

Bill would address youth mental health needs

Kari Eckert lost her 15-year-old son, Robbie, to suicide five months ago. The Lakewood High School student was an athlete, a leader, everyone's friend, Eckert said. She saw no signs of struggle. …

Call not to name mass killers gaining traction

A few months after teen shooters killed 12 classmates and her father at Columbine High School, Coni …
Capitol Report: Bill aims to stop most scanner encryption

As more law enforcement and fire agencies across the state encrypt or consider encrypting their dispatch …
Northglenn puts canal cleanup on ice

An annual harbinger of spring in Northglenn has been canceled in the wake of the massive mid-March storm …

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South Denver Cardiology offering an Intensive Cardiac Rehab program using the Pritikin ICR™

South Denver Cardiology Associates, a Centura Clinic, is now offering an Intensive Cardiac Rehab program using the Pritikin ICR™ (Intensive Cardiac Rehabilitation) Program, to treat patients with … View more Post your news

Singing Tree coming to Anythink Perl Mack

Anythink Perl Mack will be receiving a new, outdoor interactive art display called The Singing Tree, …
Lenten season begins

Clergy from Northglenn's Church of the Beloved and Northglenn's United Church of Christ took to the parks …
Westminster man convicted of shooting girlfriend

Jurors found Westminster resident Ezekiel Mark Garcia, 25, guilty of murder almost a year after he was …

Irritant’ clears Northglenn information night

A mystery airborne irritant cut short an eight-grade information night March 5 at Northglenn High …

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Dynamite Duo Creates Memorable Mattress Magic

Broomfield, CO - Comedy at its best on the Legacy High School stage. View more Post your news

New butterfly program to focus on home state

A new display at Westminster’s Butterfly Pavilion will focus on the diverse life that surrounds …
Road closures, power outages reported as storm wreaks havoc on Denver metro area and beyond

Gov. Jared Polis authorized the activation of the Colorado National Guard and declared an emergency …
Schools, offices and roads closed in Jeffco by blizzard

All Jeffco Public Schools will be closed Thursday, March 14 due to weather and power outages in …
Jeffco schools funds second round of innovations

First grade students at Fremont Elementary in Arvada are now incorporating learning on touch-screen …

Life

‘The chaos of all the different stuff you can find’

Thousands upon thousands of trinkets and knickknacks, gizmos and gadgets filled the 10,500 square-feet space of the Exhibit Hall at the Jefferson County Fairgrounds in Golden. “You never know what …

‘The Moors’ is unusual take on Bronte legacy

Many of us read books by Charlotte and Emily Bronte some years ago and recall the gloomy mood of their …
The Renaissance man comes to life

To-do lists are a fairly common feature of daily life in the 21st century, but it turns out this …
Librarians and Luchadores

When wrestler Heros flipped his opponent Sol Azteca over and slammed him into the ground at Anythink …

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First U.S.-based flight compensation company launches to serve American passengers flying to or from Europe

EU Flight Delay, LLC's mission is to help American passengers get compensated for delayed or canceled flights to or from Europe under EU regulation EC 261/2004. View more Post your news

Making the green scene on St. Patrick's Day

While the best-known tradition of St. Patrick’s Day is to wear green, that wasn’t always the …
Colorado New Play Summit aims to open doors

When a painter or sculptor begins a new work, she or he sets a pace and probably has a fairly clear …
‘Interview with a Mexican’ prepares for first Northglenn performance

Naropa University professor Lorenzo Gonzalez goes beyond simply teaching about the theater: For …

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Sports

Vista, Legend take game to Arizona diamonds

Now that the winter sports season is over and driveway is finally clear of snow, it is time to catch up on a few other things. First … Read More

Lady Norse junior Samantha Dominguez-Reyes heads in Northglenn’s first goal of the season March 7 at Lakewood.

Lady Norse soccer wins season opener

On the road, taking on an 8-5-3 Lakewood team from a year ago, Northglenn ladies soccer left victorious with a dominating 4-1 victory … Read More

Holy Family’s Tyler Whitlock, left, drives the lane against Mullen’s Abby Webster, during the 2nd quarter of a CHSAA Girls 4A semi final game at the Denver Coliseum March 7. The Mullen Mustangs easily handled the Tigers, 55-33.

Holy Family falls: Basketball teams end post season run

Concluding fantastic seasons for Holy Family men’s (22-5) and ladies’ basketball (21-6), the Tigers couldn’t claw their way past … Read More

At 92, he’s not about to slow his row

Dean Smith has won another national and world championship. No, I’m obviously not referring to the late legendary former North … Read More

Making time for March Madness

Doug Pruitt’s glass of a dark micobrew, sweating as it rested on a coaster at the Library Co., a bar in Castle Rock, was still half … Read More

Holy Family’s Cecelia Aanerud, center, celebrates her team’s entrance into the CHSAA Girls 4A Final Four, during the closing seconds of the March 1 Great 8 playoff game against Greeley Central in Broomfield. The Tigers defeated the Wildcats 52-42, and will meet Mullen March 7, at the Denver Coliseum.

Holy Family ladies bound for Final Four

Holy Family Girls basketballers punched their Colorado 4A Final Four ticket March 1 beating Greeley Central 52-42, in a CHSAA Great 8 … Read More

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Mussel tussle: Contamination worries lead to motorboat ban

Powered watercraft, jet skis and any boat that needs to be brought in on a trailer will be banned from Standley Lake this summer for fears that non-native mussel species could be introduced. The city …

Lady Wolves’ soccer drops opener

The road to Mars includes a detour through Lakewood

Holy Family wins program’s first varsity lacrosse match

3rd annual Colorado Holistic Fair

3rd annual Colorado Holistic Fair

Bill would address youth mental health needs

Call not to name mass killers gaining traction

Capitol Report: Bill aims to stop most scanner encryption

Northglenn puts canal cleanup on ice

South Denver Cardiology offering an Intensive Cardiac Rehab program using the Pritikin ICR™

Singing Tree coming to Anythink Perl Mack

Lenten season begins

Westminster man convicted of shooting girlfriend

Irritant’ clears Northglenn information night

Dynamite Duo Creates Memorable Mattress Magic

New butterfly program to focus on home state

Road closures, power outages reported as storm wreaks havoc on Denver metro area and beyond

Schools, offices and roads closed in Jeffco by blizzard

Jeffco schools funds second round of innovations

‘The chaos of all the different stuff you can find’

‘The Moors’ is unusual take on Bronte legacy

The Renaissance man comes to life

Librarians and Luchadores

First U.S.-based flight compensation company launches to serve American passengers flying to or from Europe

Making the green scene on St. Patrick's Day

Colorado New Play Summit aims to open doors

‘Interview with a Mexican’ prepares for first Northglenn performance

‘Like’ is, like, not really something to, like, like

Here’s a look at story behind the change

Letter to the editor: Greetings Colorado!

Letter to the Editor: Oil and Gas bullies

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