11.17.09
A doe-eyed puppy sits at the corner of a busy intersection, his silky golden coat shining in the sun as he looks both ways.
Petunia, a 15-week-old guide dog in training, melts as she gets a pet on the head from Castle Rock resident Colette Worcester, 16, who raises the pups and teaches them basic commands. Photo by Chris Michlewicz
Man agrees to guilty conspiracy charge
A former Parker man plead guilty to a federal conspiracy charge admitting he and other company officials participated in a $16 million “builder bailout” scheme. Awards recognizes hard work at legislative level
One mother’s fight for her son was honored years later with an award she was shocked to receive. Some stimulus funds came to Douglas County
Like many government checks, the stimulus package, $787 billion, is hard for the average person to grasp. A stroll through the North Pole
The Wildlife Experience in Parker is preparing for its holiday events. Choosing the right care for children
Editors note: This is the first of a two-part series on the decisions of choosing daycare for your child. The second article will focus on grandparents and their role in childcare, pricing of daycare and if your child has special needs. First line of defense
People stand in line for H1N1 vaccinations Nov. 7 at ThunderRidge High School in Highlands Ranch. Bulb replacements to lower costs
After applying for two separate grants, the Town of Parker is receiving $172,400 in federal stimulus for new light bulbs.
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