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- Douglas County agencies adopt uniform curfew
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A coalition of Douglas County teens got a lesson in civics, successfully lobbying for a change in their curfew that became law across the county.
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Teachers, district remain divided
More than 200 teachers flooded into Douglas County High School on May 24 for the fourth round of public negotiations between the teachers union and school district officials. But eight hours of sometimes heated exchanges and detailed discussion ended with no resolution on the collective bargaining agreement.
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Children’s Hospital breaks ground in Ranch
Representatives from Children’s Hospital Colorado, former patients and community leaders dug their ceremonial plastic shovels into the dirt May 23 in Highlands Ranch.
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Castle Rock stays course with commerce goals
Castle Rock’s vision to be ready for economic recovery might be paying off. The town’s development services staff provided a first-quarter business climate report, with rays of hope for Castle Rock’s economic future.
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Town tweaks traffic-calming program
A few years’ experience with a program designed to be driven by neighborhood demands taught the town’s engineers that simpler is sometimes better.
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Legend’s historical season takes Titans to title game
DENVER - While everything was new for the Legend baseball team at last weekend’s state championship tournament, the Cherry Creek Bruins had seen it all before.
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Time for the Stampede
Dust off your boots and grab your best hat, because it’s rodeo time again.
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A record-setting time in the 'Open'
I lowered my time in the Open by almost five minutes. I am thrilled about that.
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