Archive for February, 2010

A true mountain Olympics

Published: February 25th, 2010

Let’s have our own Gilpin County Olympics!

Lot’s of folks were watching the Vancouver winter Olympics last week. But, why not have our own Gilpin County Olympics featuring our very own special mountain contests? Here are my suggestions. …read the rest of this story »

Gilpin Library News & Events

Published: February 25th, 2010

Great books, film, friends, internet, coffee and fun

Veteran thriller-writer James Rollins has a newly published book, Altar of Eden, an adventure novel of suspense featuring a female veterinarian named Lorna Polk. (Rollins is a veterinarian himself and he …read the rest of this story »

Living on the streets

Published: February 25th, 2010

Life Coaching

I was walking downtown in Denver, when a guy with a grocery cart walked up to me and asked for money. I looked at him with his ragged and torn clothes, and toothless grin. As I reached into my pocket and …read the rest of this story »

Gilpin County Commissioner Jeanne Nicholson announces bid for Colorado Senate District 16

By: PRESS RELEASE
Published: February 25th, 2010

Senate President Brendan Shaffer endorses

PRESS RELEASE – Gilpin County Commissioner Jeanne Nicholson is announcing her Candidacy for the Colorado State Senate, District 16. State Senator Dan Gibbs has announced he will …read the rest of this story »

Ballowe claims faulty fire investigation

Published: February 18th, 2010

Names investigators, firefighters, pubic officials

Black Hawk resident, Terrence Ballowe, has filed documents with the City of Black Hawk, Black Hawk Fire Department, Colorado Bureau of Investigation, Gilpin County District Attorney, Central City Fire Department and the …read the rest of this story »

Black Hawk development moratorium now in effect

Published: February 18th, 2010

Homeowner wins construction approval after-the-fact

All members of Black Hawk City Council were present when Mayor David Spellman called to order the regular business meeting of February 10, 2010. …read the rest of this story »

Waiting at Black Hawk Station

Published: February 18th, 2010

What’s the hold up with Rocky Mountain Rail?

“The only safe way to get from Idaho Springs to Central City is on your hands and knees—and that’s risky.” Walt Whitman said it, not me. In this very column last year I made some predictions about the proposed rail line …read the rest of this story »

Turning Back the Pages

By: WRC Archives
Published: February 18th, 2010

30 Years Ago – February 15, 1980

Central City Public Works Director Bob Dietz managed to get the Austin Weston 88H grader balanced on three wheels and a blade on the road to the Belcher house. He hit an ice patch which caused the large grader to slide …read the rest of this story »

Wounded Warriors Retreat

Published: February 11th, 2010

For veterans in Gilpin County

The Wounded Warriors Retreat for veterans, their families and friends, took place at the Gilpin County Community Center on Saturday, January 30, from 10:30 until 3:00 p.m. …read the rest of this story »

New leadership, exhibits, plans at Gilpin Historical Society

Published: February 11th, 2010

Upcoming 40 Year Anniversary

Maybe you can’t change history, but it’s taken a turn in Gilpin County with a new president of the Gilpin Historical Society and a new executive director. Martie Fast and Dave Forsyth will build on the considerable work of …read the rest of this story »

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