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- Posted: February 22, 2012
- Group aims to recruit Centennial HOAs
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About half of the homeowners associations in Centennial belong to the Centennial Council of Neighborhoods, and the resident-focused organization is looking to boost that percentage this spring.
CenCON is in its recruitment and renewal period for 2012. It currently includes representatives from 53 homeowners and civic associations, but there are 104 such groups in the city. Associations that don’t belong to CenCON can join for $30 and gain access to monthly meetings that include devoted citizens, city staff members, elected officials and more.
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- Maid-Rite returns to Colorado with Centennial location
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Maid-Rite, the loose-meat sandwich chain famous throughout the Midwest, is slowly rebuilding its following in Colorado through its new Centennial franchise.
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- ‘Occupying’ the suburbs
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When you think about the Occupy movement, you might not picture a group of people sitting in a quiet suburban library, most of whom have mortgages, jobs and at least a few gray hairs.
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- Clark, Doty vie for commissioner seat
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The two Republican candidates for Arapahoe County Board of Commissioners in District 1 are painting the race as one between the Big Es: experience and electability.
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- A partner in the learning process
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Littleton resident Allison Manley signed up as a volunteer Feb. 16 to help Learning Ally provide audio books to individuals who have trouble comprehending the printed words that are the foundation of learning. She wants to assist the est...
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- Maid suspected of jewelry theft in Centennial
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A maid was arrested Feb. 10 on suspicion of stealing jewelry from several Centennial homes, according to the Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office.
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- Life-saving teenagers guard Arapahoe County
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From high mountains to city streets, the Arapahoe Rescue Patrol serves so that others may live.
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- Sheriff bills Romney $25,000 for Arapahoe High visit
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Arapahoe County Sheriff Grayson Robinson is keeping his word and charging the Mitt Romney presidential campaign $25,000 for a political rally Feb. 6.
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- Workforce center helps youths find summer jobs
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It’s still winter, but Arapahoe/Douglas Works! believes now is the time for youths to start the hunt for a summer job.
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- South Metro provides glimpse of firefighting life
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The South Metro Fire Rescue Authority is accepting applications for its citizen academy.
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- Area students take aim at new tests
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Local students will begin taking new statewide assessments this month, but school administrators don’t expect the changes to have much of a perceivable effect.
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- Advocates speak up for kids’ health
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About 70 parents and child advocates gathered at the state Capitol on Feb. 9 to take part in the the Speak Up for Kids’ Health rally.
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- Centennial revised ethics code nearly finished
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The City of Centennial’s revised codes of conduct and ethics are nearing completion.
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- Commissioners approve use of mail-in ballots for primary elections
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Arapahoe County residents will cast their votes in Colorado’s June 26 primary election on mail-in ballots.
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- Vet gets medals 67 years later
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After 67 years, U.S. Marine Corps veteran Larry Seams’ comrades continue to fight alongside him.
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- Candidates sought for parks and rec board
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The five-member board of directors for South Suburban Parks and Recreation has two seats up for grabs in an upcoming May election.
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News Releases
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Heritage boys basketball’s season ends in playoff opener
The most important thing the Heritage boys basketball team could gain from a spot in the playoffs is postseason experience.
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Young cellist stars with Arapahoe Philharmonic
Arapahoe Philharmonic will perform music from Germany and Austria at 7:30 p.m. March 9 at Mission Hills Church, 620 Southpark Drive, Littleton.
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