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Join us for a California Department of Aging Town Hall

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Join us for a California Department of Aging Town Hall

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With so much happening in our community today, navigating elderhood can feel confusing, but you are not alone.See the Story

Council considers Senior Tax relief, defeats proposal to waive late fees

Council considers Senior Tax relief, defeats proposal to waive late fees

Arjun Pillai Daily herald Prince Albert City Council will explore new property tax relief options for seniors after a motion by Councillor Daniel Brown received majority support at Monday night’s meeting. A second motion, also from Brown, seeking to waive late fees on this year’s property tax increases, was ultimately defeated after extended debate. Brown […]See the Story

CEC Celebrates 25 Years with Heroes of Hope Award Dinner - The Record Newspaper

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CEC Celebrates 25 Years with Heroes of Hope Award Dinner - The Record Newspaper

Participants listened as awards were presented during the 13th annual Heroes of Hope Awards dinner, the evening of June 24 at the Catholic Enrichment Center (CEC) in West Louisville. The center — a ministry of the Archdiocese of Louisville’s Office of Multicultural Ministry (OMM) — is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year and marked the milestone with the awards dinner. The awards honor individuals and organizations who contribute to and su…See the Story

Unity on Park celebrates inclusive living

On June 18, community members, local leaders and advocates gathered for an afternoon of celebration and connection at the much-anticipated open house celebration of Unity on Park, an inclusive housing development for adults with intellectual or developmental disabilities (I/DD). Hosted by the Douglas County Housing Partnership in collaboration with Wellspring Community, the event marked a… SourceCastle Pines · Castle Pines Read Article

Teen Court offers peer-based criminal justice system

Teen Court is peer-based criminal justice system for teens under 18 years old charged with non-violent, first-time municipal offenses. Peer panels are held at the Castle Rock Municipal Court, located at 100 Perry Street in downtown Castle Rock. There is also a Teen Court program in Lone Tree. Local teens are sitting on both sides of the table at Teen Court, a peer-to-peer criminal justice… SourceCastle Pines · Castle Pines Read Article

ONSOLVE CodeRed | The Castle Pines Connection

Life can change in a moment’s notice. Registering for CodeRED alerts from the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office (DCSO) allows mass notifications to areas where emergencies are occurring. The system not only notifies citizens of evacuations for emergencies like wildfires, it also notifies when there is police activity in an area, bio-terrorism alerts, boil water notices, missing child reports and… SourceCastle Pines · Castle Pines Read Article

Women’s group gives to senior dog sanctuary

On May 28, Suzanne Wexler (holding the check), founder of 100 Women Who Care Douglas County presented a check for $16,000 to Pepper’s Senior Dog Sanctuary. Pepper’s provides senior dogs with a compassionate home at its veterinarian-supervised facility. For more information, visit 100womenwhocaredouglascounty.com. SourceCastle Pines · Castle Pines Read Article

Ranchers and cowboys: Douglas County trademarks

A cowboy on his cutting horse forcing a yearling in the right direction. In May, the Wiens Ranch in south Sedalia hosted a cutting horse competition, reminding us that ranching was and remains significant to the economic welfare of Douglas County. William Newlin of Parker is credited with bringing Shorthorn cattle from Minnesota into Douglas County in 1862. The term of art is ranging, i. SourceCastle Pines · Castle Pines Read Article

From cookie sales to the Brooklyn Bridge

Troop 67474 enjoying the sights and sounds of Broadway. Left to right: Jami Lopeman, Deb Norkus, Ollie Montroy (14) and Makenzie Norkus (14). Each season you see them bundled up braving the winter chill, smiling behind tables stacked high of Thin Mints and Samoas cookie boxes. Girl Scouts do it for fun but also to fund big goals. For two Sedalia Girl Scouts from Troop 67474, the result of eight… SourceCastle Pines · Castle Pines Read Article

Beginning and ending together | The Castle Pines Connection

Jenn Miller was a teacher and also a crosswalk guard before and after school at Buffalo Ridge Elementary. Many of the families showed up to say goodbye on Jenn’s retirement day in May, after 21 years. Two educators who started work on the same day in 2004 at Buffalo Ridge Elementary (BRE) also retired on the same day in May, 21 years later. Jenn Miller and Danielle Peddie met as colleagues at… SourceCastle Pines · Castle Pines Read Article

NFL flag football Super Bowl winners

The flag football teams for community-based Castle Pines Athletics (CPA) recently finished the Super Bowl season. The winners by age group include: Cowboys – 1st and 2nd graders, Commanders – 3rd and 4th graders, Texans – 5th and 6th graders. Cowboys Commanders Texans Information and photos provided by Castle Pines Athletics… SourceNFL · Castle Pines Read Article

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