Archive for July, 2010

Spike camp for youth

Published: July 8th, 2010

Golden Gate Canyon State Park

In late June Dan Weber, Park Manager of Golden Gate Canyon State Park, led a tour of a “spike camp” built for young adults working on sustainable trails projects in Golden Gate. The projects are viable through the combined …read the rest of this story »

Black Hawk’s bike-less quarter mile example for other cities

Published: July 8th, 2010

Cyclists fear precedent

In January of this year, Black Hawk’s City Council passed an ordinance banning bicycles from the three streets of its business district (neither children nor other cyclists are banned from residential areas) and posted signs …read the rest of this story »

Central City invites cyclists, but not protestors

Published: July 8th, 2010

No offense meant to Black Hawk

Central City, riding the tail of publicity Black Hawk’s bicycle ban has drawn to the area, hurriedly put together a bicycle rally for July 3rd, inviting members of at least six Colorado bicycling groups to visit their city.  Officials …read the rest of this story »

Trophy bighorn ram poachers caught and convicted

By: PRESS RELEASE
Published: July 8th, 2010

Arvada residents convicted of Wildlife Crimes

Two Arvada men have been fined more than $35,000 after their conviction on multiple charges for the poaching of a trophy bighorn ram above Georgetown in 2008. …read the rest of this story »

Nederland Fourth of July Parade

Published: July 8th, 2010

Small town fun at its best

The Town of Nederland presented its annual Fourth of July Parade, making a route loop through town from Barker Reservoir, on Sunday, July 4, near noon. It was a breezy, slightly cool day in Ned and national flags of all …read the rest of this story »

Walkin’ on the wild side of Mount Evans

Published: July 2nd, 2010

Spending a day on a famous “fourteener”

Originally called Mt. Rosa, Mt. Evans was renamed so in 1895 in honor of Colorado’s second Governor of Colorado Territory, John Evans. In 1917 Denver’s Mayor Robert Speer, with the Pike’s Peak road attracting tourists …read the rest of this story »

Volunteers fence Red Men and clean up five cemeteries

Published: July 2nd, 2010

ATV and dirt bike access discouraged

Located front and center among the five cemeteries above Central City, the smallest plot of sacred ground, the Red Men Cemetery, was recently the scene of special preservation efforts by a group of local volunteers. …read the rest of this story »

Puccini’s Madama Butterfly

By: Bob & Anne Hunter
Published: July 2nd, 2010

Central City Opera Review

A very enthusiastic full house was most appreciative of Saturday’s Central City Opera opening night performance of an often performed opera, Giacomo Puccini’s Madama Butterfly. And well the audience should have been …read the rest of this story »

High Peaks Art Festival

Published: July 2nd, 2010

In Nederland

Nederland has the knack for holding hugely successful town fairs—such as Frozen Dead Guy Days in March and Ned Fest in August–and over this past weekend that tradition was superbly carried on by the 10th High Peaks …read the rest of this story »

Rock haulers to use back roads for mine reclamation work

Published: July 2nd, 2010

No route through Central City or Black Hawk

Gilpin County Commissioners Buddy Schmalz, Jeanne Nicholson and Forrest Whitman renewed the contract with Jefferson County Public Health, revisited the County’s zoning regulations, reviewed Colorado Department of …read the rest of this story »

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