Commerce City, CO News

• Commerce City, CO News
• UPDATE: Vasquez Boulevard reopens after crash
• 7NEWS: Study Guide Has Verbatim Questions From Police Test
• Commerce City Police Update on Reunion Area Attack
• Realtor organization compares Commerce City numbers to Colorado averages
• Summer roadwork season is on in Commerce City
• Company to provide on-demand ballots for Adams County
• KaBOOM! names Commerce City among 213 “Playful Cities USA”
• Trial date set for Bashline murder suspect
• Fairfax Park meeting is Tuesday
• UPDATE: Robbery may have led to afternoon shooting
• Weather service posts fire weather watch for Friday
• More monitoring ordered for Suncor
• Entry deadline for Memorial Day Parade is May 18
• Charges filed against Reyes over appraisals
• A RUN OF REMEMBRANCE
• Macy’s bringing chic to Mile High Flea Market
• Adams County Commissioners recognize Older American Month
• Road work to tie up traffic near 56th and Dahlia
• Adams County Assessor Charged for Lowering Appraisals
• Health department to Suncor: More work needed
• District third graders make record gains on reading tests
• Severe weather spotter training
• Fourth annual Sean May Memorial run/walk is May 12
• Christopher Harrop joins MetroWest Newspapers as new managing editor
• Adams Co. names new ethics officer
• “CARRERA” OFFERS NEW VIEWS OF DOG TRACK SITE’S FUTURE
• Entry deadline is May 18 for Commerce City Memorial Day Parade
• Thornton Man Arrested for Purse Robbery
• Adams County Creates Transparency Hotline
• UPDATE: Brighton, Prairie View in same baseball playoff bracket
• Former Quality Paving owner/president sentenced for theft
• Eagles, Bulldogs, T-Hawks hit the road for first round of soccer playoffs
• Fire hospitalizes two, destroys Commerce City home
• Severe thunderstorm warning expires
• Ad Comm hires ethics officer
• UPDATE: Miller gets PVHS' first state tennis berth
• Severe weather training May 19
• Victim services unit raises awareness
• Former Adco public works employee pleads guilty to theft
• Page’s preliminary hearing continued
• Councilman: wrong vote recorded
• Making Rube Goldberg Proud
• Crash hurts four, including small child
• Fire damages inside of barn
• Fire damages inside of house
• Annual pancake breakfast supports seniors programs
• Page's preliminary hearing continued
• Dear Suncor Energy stakeholder
• Adams County adopts sustainability managment plan
• Erickson, Berens, McCormick and Newman win terms to United Power board of directors
• Police confirm search for body at area landfill
• Brian McBroom named as new city manager
• Council postpones vote on oil moratorium
• Employer/employee seminar
• Ex-AdCo public works employee pleads guilty to theft charge
• 7th Congressional District art show/reception
• Henderson man arrested, CSP trooper injured after chase on Western Slope
• LA galaxy beat Rapids 2 to 1 at DICK'S... attendance was over 19,000
• Commerce City's Dog Track Update...
• Adams County Selects Internal Auditor
• No changes on United Power board of directors
• WHAT HAPPENS AT THE STATE CAPITOL SHOULD NOT STAY AT THE STATE CAPIT0L
• Commerce City Police Searching for Body, NOT looking for volunteers
• Ex-Quailty Paving veep draws 13-year sentence
• United Power election is April 18
• Denke leaves MetroWest to join School District 27J
• 9HealthFair comes to Reunion
• Adams County presents Open Space forum
• Council postpones oil/gas moratorium ordinance again
• McBroom tabbed for city manager's post
• City Council postpones moratorium vote until July 16
• Learn How You Can Make a Difference in the Life of an Abused and Neglected Child
• Brian McBroom named as new city manager
• JOE COORS ACCEPTS DESIGNATION AT 7th CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLY
• Phish's 2012 summer tour to include Commerce City, CO
• Colorado Conservation Voters Statement on Conclusion of Governors Oil and Gas Taskforce
• Commerce City to Instruct Negotiators in Salazar Litigation
• Brian McBroom expected to be next city manager of Commerce City
• Weekend closure of 104th Avenue rescheduled for next weekend
• Coen draws 13-year sentence
• An Official Easter Bunny Visit
• Mom faces charges in death of her son
• Denke leaves Express to join 27J school district
• First round of severe weather hits area
• 104th to close at the railroad tracks this weekend
• DEAD ANIMALS OBSERVED IN ADAMS COUNTY DITCH
• CUSTOMERS “RATE” IN MORE WAYS THAN ONE WITH NEW CUSTOMER SERVICE PROGRAM
• Central Elementary and Rose Hill Elementary Named Colorado Healthy School Champions
• Weekend closure of 104th Avenue planned
• Insufficient evidence to support the filing of criminal charges against Lon Jones
• United Power election is April 18
• School board coffee/conversation
• Weed Issues in Commerce City...
• Art show celebrates hope and recovery
• Mother charged in death of infant
• Commerce City Police Ask Public for Help in the Murder of Dijoun Quinn
• Kline named new director of human services
• DA praises work of Adams County Youth Initiative
• No injuries after truck collision
• Mountain crash kills two city residents
• Mother faces charges in death of infant
• Council approves letter of support for FasTracks
• Cut out for Volunteerism
• Suncor agrees to pay air-quality fines
• Missing child presumed dead; mom arrested
• UPDATE: Missing child presumed dead; mom arrested
• Commerce City Mother Being Held on Charges of Child Abuse Resulting in Death
• RAPIDS’ ROCKY MOUNTAIN CUP MATCH AGAINST RSL ON APRIL 7 TO BE BROADCAST LIVE ON DISH AND DIRECTV
• Police: Child disappears under 'suspicious circumstances'
• K2 Radio: Past Commerce City Manager Perry Vandeventer Sentenced 4 to 6 years For Embezzling From Casper Nursing Home
• Missing Child with Suspicious Circumstances in Commerce City...
• Brighton Police warn of telephone scam
• Easter egg hunt
• Over-turned tanker closes roadway
• Pawlowski not on GOP commissioner primary ballot
• Hayes, Cramer take interim positions
• Fire ban in place in Adams County
• District inks deal to replace failing buses
• No fire ban in Adams County yet
• Mountain crash kills two city residents
• Richard Stewart was found guilty of killing his 71-year old ex-wife at her work
• Learn What Kids Know About Drugs
• Trina Norris-Buck has accepted the offer to serve as principal at Vikan Middle School
• 4th Annual Quinceañera Fair & Fashion Show
• City Manager's Update reagarding fracking stand down...
• Udall Pushes to Curb Rising Gas Prices
• Perlmutter Urges Congress to Invest in Colorado Businesses, Jobs of the Future
• Adams County Republican Assembly Candidate Voting Results...
• Day into Night
• Benefit planned for injured Brighton mom
• Smoke Over the Water
• 27J board debates backing Colorado ASSET bill
• Nichol ousted at Democratic assembly
• Deputy City Manager Tom Acre Takes His Talents to the "Private Sector"
• GOP commissioner primary: Pawlowski doesn't make ballot
• 2012 Adams County Democratic Assembly and Convention Results
• Nichol doesn't make primary ballot
• Taking a Stand Against Violence
• Father Charged in Attempted Murder of His Two Children
• STRENGTH IN NUMBERS: ATTEND A 9HEALTH FAIR THIS SPRING AND BRING A FRIEND
• Repair work on Highway 85 pedestrian bridge
• Update forwarded to the Commerce City Manager’s Office from Hilcorp regarding the Custy #1 Well
• Eggstravaganza hops into town
• Accident involving a Northglenn Ambulance
• Brighton launches channel on YouTube
• Sheriff's deputies stepping up DUI patrols this weekend
• Firefighters squelch small weed fire
• Adams County wins transparency award
• Moon-lit landing
• ACHS all-conference wrestler
• Ad Comm fair picks lady in waiting
• Seeing smoke? It's from a controlled burn at the arsenal
• Senator Mary Hodge to host a workshop for unemployed and under-employed citizens
• Brighton Fire awarded grant to help with upgrades
• 25th Annual Spaghetti Lunch to be held March 31 at Eagle View Adult Center
• A Community Event For Citizens BY Citizens... Sponsored By: COMMERCE CITY UNITE NOW
• Letter to Commerce City Council from Citizens group "Commerce City Unite Now"
• I-270 closed for an hour because of downed power lines
• Second person charged in toddler’s death
• Residents implore council to study fracking impacts
• Police search for man in suspicious incident
• New Brantner principal calls role a “natural progression’
• Police salute actions of 10-year-old
• A thoroughly pleasant production
• Expansion of local companies results in 150 new Colorado jobs
• COLORADO RAPIDS WOMEN TO BEGIN PLAY IN W-LEAGUE THIS SPRING
• Coroner: Bones found at SunCor are from one human
• Commerce City Local Hero...
• Twenty-one appointments made to city boards and commissions
• Brighton promotes EPA’ s “Fix a Leak Week” March 12 – 18
• Police hail 10-year-old's actions after mom becomes sick at wheel of car
• Another Woman Charged in Death of Four-Year Old
• Second person charged in death of Commerce City toddler
• Test your Brighton history knowledge with the Brighton Trivia Contest!
• Help for Homes now accepting applications for minor exterior home repairs
• INTERNET SAFETY FOR KIDS AND FAMILY
• Mobile clinics offer $10 spay/neuter surgeries for cats and kittens
• Suspicious Note Prompts Investigation
• New PVHS principal focused on closing achievement gap
• Districts on ‘heightened awareness” after Ohio school shooting
• Adams County receives national budget award
• Homeowner uninjured in Sunday fire
• Bomb threat prompts search of Belle Creek Charter School
• Commerce City continues vote on oil and gas moratorium
• Commerce City Police need your help in identifying a suspicious party
• Crews rescue man trapped under thousands of pounds of concrete
• GETTING TO KNOW YOU AT PRIMROSE SCHOOL
• Public Computing Centers to Launch at Anythink Brighton, Commerce City
• Eight ACHS Students Named Semifinalists for Daniels Scholarship
• COMMERCE CITY COUNCIL “PLANS” FOR BUDGET SHORTFALL
• City Council continues vote on oil and gas moratorium for 60 days
• Districts on heightened awareness after Ohio shooting
• Fire severely damages home; elderly resident escapes
• THREE LAWSUITS FILED AGAINST THE CITY OF COMMERCE CITY - FORMER MAYOR NATALE AND FORMER CITY MANAGER FLANNERY ALSO SUED
• Coffee with a Commerce City Cop 2012 Schedule
• E-470 board announces new director appointees and officers
• Lawlor found guilty of first-degree murder
• A Passion About Building
• Mendoza named principal at PVHS
• Trujillo charged in death of grandson
• New PVHS principal named
• Senate Passes Employment Opportunity Act today
• Commerce City Grandmother Charged in Death of Four-Year Old
• E-470 releases 2011 traffic and toll revenue results
• February fires keep Brighton firefighters busy
• Grandmother faces possible child abuse charges in death of grandson
• Commerce City Police Department investigates child abuse resulting in death
• Agricultural Land Preservation subcommittee to host community meeting to gather input on land preservation in Brighton
• Bi-Partisan Panel Rejects Misguided Attempt to Rollback State's Landmark Clean Air, Clean Jobs Effort
• Ethics bill passes Senate
• NICHOL SEEKS RE-ELECTION
• "FRACKING" BILL DEFEATED TODAY AT COLORADO CAPITAL 4 TO 1 - GIVES POWER TO THE PEOPLE
• Commerce City Council hears results of citizen survey
• Ex-Quality Paving president found guilty
• Public comment sought on Commerce City’s bicycle/pedestrian plan
• Parade out, in with fair opening ceremony
• Young enters DA's race
• Nichol will seek third-term
• Vernie Gahagen Passes Away (1916 - 2012)
• Community Representatives Requested for ACHS Principal Interviews
• Coffee and Conversation with Members of the 27J Board of Education
• Adams County Launches Transparency Portal
• Public comment sought on Commerce City’s bicycle/pedestrian plan
• Union Pacific Railroad Company to pay $1.5 million for Clean Water Act violations in Colorado, Utah and Wyoming
• State Board of Education hears two charter school appeals
• Two local houses raided as part of 'largest mass drug arrest' in state's history
• Out with the fair parade, in with an opening ceremony
• The Fracking Industry Buys Congress
• THE PROM DRESS EXCHANGE PROVIDES GORGEOUS PROM DRESSES & MENSWEAR TO TEENS FOR JUST A $10 DONATION & STUDENT ID
• Remedial work on the Custy #1 well only...
• Police talk barricaded man out of house
• Stop and Stare
• Local resident uses financial experience to write book
• City Council hears long-range financial plan
• Padres & Jovenes Unidos is Hiring...
• Commerce City Fracking Update...
• Ex-Quality Paving president convicted of theft
• Former Quality Paving and Quality Resurfacing Owner and President Jerry Rhea Found Guilty
• Thornton Mayor Pro Tem, Eva Henry, this week announced her bid for Adams County Commissioner, District 1
• $120,000 Goes Back into the Community via Commerce City Quality Community Foundation
• Keep natural gas meters clear of ice and snow, Xcel Energy urges
• UPDATE: Rec center to close early
• Winter Storm Update for Commere City
• Opinion Editorial by Board Presidents of CASA
• UPDATE: Adams 14 schools closed
• Adams City High School Offers Students Late Bus Run
• Proposed Bill... Extinguish all local authority over oil and gas operations
• UPDATE: Winter storm warning posted
• Focus group participants needed
• Winter storm watch starts Thursday night
• RAPIDS SIGN TECHNICAL DIRECTOR PAUL BRAVO TO CONTRACT EXTENSION
• Commerce City Schools Help Raise $78,000 for Troops
• Anythink to Host Tournament for Young Entrepreneurs
• Legal Notice
• Keep eyes on the skies Thursday-Saturday
• GOAL!!!
• City council approves extension of moratorium on oil and gas drilling
• Large-scale marijuana bust nets arrests across metro area
• Landmark Academy Hosts Enrollment Information Meeting
• Perlmutter Campaign Statement About Joe Coors' Announcement
• COORS TO RUN FOR CONGRESS
• Eagle View Adult Center celebrates grand opening this Friday
• Public Review and Comment Regarding conducting the Adams County 2012 Primary Election by Mail Ballot
• Buckley Road closed Feb. 6 – 12
• Local Teacher Receives Outstanding Reading Teacher Award
• Multi-jurisdictional Drug Raids Report...
• SCHOOL DISTRICT 27J ANNOUNCES THE NAME OF ELEMENTARY SCHOOL #11
• AdCo Commissioners grant liquor license to bar owner with recent DUI arrest
• Annual food drive spreads the love in Commerce City
• Commerce City to host annual daddy/daughter dance
• Crossing work to cause detours
• FAA issues narrative for Adams County plane crash
• Commerce City continues oil and gas moratorium ordinance land use review committee continues work for another month
• Railroad work to cause detours the next two weeks
• Local street closures required for railroad work
• Adams County Adopts New Mission, Vision, Values and Goals
• CC Historical Society honors best Christmas light displays
• Adams County Seeks Commercial Vendors for 2012 Fair
• The annual United Power Scholarships Applications due on Feb. 3
• Commerce City Resident Donnia Howell Announces Intent for ADCO Commissioner Seat
• Fishing in Black and White
• Former Quality Paving vice president convicted
• Perlmutter to host telephone town hall meeting Thursday
• Sheriff citizens academy accepts applications
• Commerce City Rotary Club impacts community through programs
• Spread the Love this Valentine’s Day
• Jan Pawlowski announced her bid for the Republican candidacy as Adams County Commissioner in District 2
• County closes Monday for MLK Day
• Community Meetings to Discuss School Attendance Boundary Adjustments
• Brighton awarded $16.8 million in grants since 2008
• Assistant City Manager for REDCo Ray Gonzales to leave Brighton
• Commerce City’s “Princess of the Seas” sets sail Feb. 10, 2012
• Eagle View Adult Center opens Tuesday
• President Shaffer’s Statement on Governor Hickenlooper’s State of the State Address Today
• Local Families Receive Support to Apply for College Financial Aid
• Education board passes rules for charters, online schools
• Puffer Week Enforcement January 15-21
• PUC DENIES XCEL ENERGY REQUEST FOR INTERIM RATE HIKE
• End Result of redistricting battle:
• County commissioners reflect on ‘long year’
• Former Quality Paving VP guilty of theft
• Commerce City police officer cleared in fatal October shooting
• Eagle Ridge principal steps down to focus on family
• Trooper dragged during traffic stop
• Adams County Seeks 2012 Royalty Contestants
• Cannabis Ballot Initiative Released for Public Comment
• Senate President Brandon Shaffer offers opening day remarks, pledges to continue focus on strengthening Colorado ’s economy
• Prairie Playhouse presents Meredith Wilson's The Music Man
• Commerce City Rotary Club Announces Service Projects, Events and Rotary Awareness Month!
• Quality Paving VP Found Guilty...
• State sheriffs association to award scholarship in the spring
• Brighton seeks volunteer victim advocates
• Brighton Police shoot armed man
• Man arrested after dragging CSP trooper
• Commerce City Pre-Meeting with Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission on Thursday January 5...
• Stock Show officials like Commerce City location’s closeness to wildlife refuge
• Project Present wraps up another great giving season
• Volunteers needed for senior advisory committees
• The National Western Stock Show Relocation Update...
• Legal Weed?
• Citizen Board and Commission Positions Available
• Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment updates Suncor cleanup orders to address evolving situation
• Hyraulic fracturing meeting set for Jan. 10
• Special Commerce City Ward II Meeting on Hydraulic Fracturing Jan. 10
• Cone zone Jan. 4-5
• High wind warning Saturday
• Broken-down train causing rush-hour delays
• Parents for 27J Students To Host School Finance 101 Learning Opportunity
• Commerce City Takes a Look at New City Fees for 2012
• Ad Comm closed Jan. 2 for New Years holiday
• High wind watch Saturday
• Brighton Police seek help identifying vandals
• Knights of Columbus New Year’s Eve dinner dance
• Moratorium gives leaders chance to reach solution
• Xcel Pipeline moves over public concerns
• Volunteers needed for senior advisory committees
• No Excuse to Drink & Drive this New Year's Eve
• Merry Christmas from the Commerce City Sentinel
• Project Present wraps up another great giving season
• Electrical fire leaves home uninhabitable
• Trash service postponed today in Commerce City
• Brighton City Council approves increases to utility rates
• County slashes vacant positions in newly-approved budget
• A Hero’s Welcome
• County tabs Williams as new RTD board member
• Texting blamed in the death of Brighton woman
• Tears and Joy
• Council approves tax on medical marijuana
• The South Adams County Water and Sanitation District’s position on Hydraulic Fracturing
• City Council approves oil and gas moratorium ordinance on first reading
• Firehouse Road closed Dec. 19 – Jan. 17
• Closure of 69th Avenue scheduled for Tuesday
• Brighton Senior Center closed for two weeks beginning Dec. 30 to prepare for move to new facility
• Commerce City Council Look at Six-Month Moratorium on Drilling
• Udall Statement on Official End of War in Iraq
• Perlmutter Statement on the Official End of the Iraq War
• Commerce City FOP Lodge 19 Statement on Chief Philip Baca’s retirement announcement
• Foundations Academy Students Host Giving Tree for Families in Need
• Scenes from Landmark Academy in Reunion
• Adams County Commissioners Adopt 2012 Budget
• Adams County Commissioners Announce RTD Board Vacancy Appointment
• Brighton's Williams appointed to RTD board
• Officer OK after hit-and-run collision
• No Peeking
• Baca to step down as Commerce City Police Chief
• Police seek help in homicide investigation
• Walk like an Egyptian
• Students sickened at Thimmig
• Commerce City Police Chief announces retirement
• How does your school perform? (Adams #14 and 27J)
• Brighton woman dies in I-76 crash
• Perlmutter Votes No on Republican Debt Raising Bill
• Adams County Commissioners to Announce RTD Board Vacancy Appointment
• District Attorney Don Quick Announces Charges Against Valdez
• Udall’s Statement on New State Rule Requiring Transparency and Disclosure in Chemicals used in Frack Fluids
• TIM HINCHEY NAMED COLORADO RAPIDS PRESIDENT
• Findings from Mile High Greyhound Park public meetings shared parks & recreation, Arts, entertainment and retail top of mind
• Suspect arrested in officer hit-and-run
• Crash kills one on I-76
• Santa & Mrs. Claus visited Commerce City
• Holidays come alive in the Derby neighborhood
• Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
• Increase in Residential Burglaries in Commerce City Northern Range
• Commerce City seeking help from public on a homicide
• Police need help in solving homicide
• Sheriff's deputies catch murder suspect after short chase
• Councilman McEldowney Takes Action on Drilling/Fracking...
• Unofficial City of Brighton Municipal Election Results – Ward 4
• Suncor Energy response in Sand Creek - update letter to stakeholders...
• Stout Street Foundation gets Commerce City Council Approval
• Suncor energy contains Sand Creek spill
• Perlmutter Honors Greatest Generation on 70th Anniversary of Attack on Pearl Harbor
• Tubb sentenced to six years for identity theft
• CDE Releases Rating of Schools...
• City seeking artwork for 2012 Eye for Art Program
• JEFF PLUSH TO LEAVE THE COLORADO RAPIDS
• District Attorney Don Quick announces the sentencing of a nurse for stealing identities of hospital patients in Adams County
• Parents for 27J Students Group Meeting
• A Sad Day
• Cracker shells meant to scare geese, not public
• Festival of Lights Parade this Saturday in Brighton
• Water leak at 14th and Skeel to be repaired on Saturday
• Sheriff’s deputy arraignment continued
• Marijuana and alcohol use among teens is rapidly rising in Adams County
• Adams City High School Security Incident
• Traffic problems at I-76 and I-270
• Phony bomb threat briefly disrupts Adams City school day
• NEW BRIGHTON PAVILIONS OWNER SEES GREAT DOWNTOWN OPPORTUNITIES
• Council cooperates to fill board vacancies
• Man dies in industrial accident
• City approves rezoning
• Arrest affidavit sheds new light on Bashline murder, suspect
• New members join Adams 14 Board of Education
• Adams 14 celebrates Parent Involvement Day
• Teens, parents to talk about increased drug use in Adams County Monday
• Winter storm watch starts Wednesday night
• Police arrest three in early-morning shooting
• Fatal Industrial Accident in Commerce City
• Man dies in apparent industrial accident
• Happy Thanksgiving from the Commerce City Sentinel
• Adams 14 Board of Education Swears in Three New Members
• Cooking fire sets home ablaze
• Holidays by the numbers
• Look out, here it comes:
• I-76 work continues
• Gas drilling draws concerns
• Ford opts for Ward council member over at-large councilor for mayor pro-tem position
• Suspect named in Bashline homicide
• Representative Ed Casso update regarding Fracking in Adams County...
• PAWS TO GIVE… or Shop to Help Homeless Pets this Holiday Season
• Oil and Gas Well Operations Near 104th and Tower Road in Reunion.
• Westbound I-76 closes Tuesday night
• One lane of WB I-270 to close Saturday
• Swearing in of newly elected Commerce City Mayor Sean Ford
• Interview with Adams-14 Board Member Elect, Larry Quintana...
• Perlmutter Votes to Create Jobs, Support America ’s Veterans
• Operation Free Bird
• Halloween DUI enforcement operations nets 30 local arrests
• 27J teacher gets to walk in Lincoln’s steps
• AdCo selects firm to create parks and trails master plan
• CCHA moves ahead with strategic plan
• Arrest warrant requested in Bashline homicide
• Winners Selected for United Power’s 2011 Holiday Card Coloring Contest
• Road realignment to close westbound I-70 next week
• Parts of I-270 close this weekend for bridge deck replacement projects
• Benson earns second term serving Ward 2
• County troubles snuff out DA’s bid for third term
• Open up and say Ahhhh!
• Three injured after car accident
• Two police departments seeking suspicious man
• Friends, colleagues remember Bashline's 'road to' during memorial service
• Ford rides landslide vote to mayor
• Commerce City Housing Authority approves first-ever strategic plan to guide future activities
• Ad Comm imposes jail inmate fees on cities
• Adco Commissioners Announce Changes to Reduce Jail Population
• Lee Asay’s Indictment Latest Proof that Government Reform Has Come to Adams County
• Commerce City Voters by Ward {Active and Inactive} as of October 2011
• Rapids Must Win Match Coming on Weds. 11/2 in Kansas City, KS
• Former Adco public works director charged in paving scandal
• Storm clean-up turns to downed trees
• Tree Limb Recycling at Adams County Regional Park
• Don't let this Halloween Turn into a Nightmare with a DUI Worst nightmare already comes true for 1649 arrested for DUI this fall
• Lee Asay charged with 20 counts of Theft
• Denver POST: Commerce City police seek tips in death of Jervon Pitts on Oct. 15
• Colorado Rapids Goal Highlight Against Columbus Crew...
• Second-half surge sends Eagles into soccer quarterfinals
• Own your family’s health at next week’s Family 9HealthFair – Feria de Salud – in Commerce City
• ALERT: Telephone Scams (Commerce City)
• ACHS Wellness Center named after late resident
• The Count Down
• City manager’s tenure marked by impressive progress, growth
• Committee formed to tackle long-range growth challenges
• Commerce City to grow existing reserves
• City’s prescription drop-off is Oct. 29
• UPDATE: Adams City soccer playoff sails past Lakewood in state playoffs
• UPDATE: Adams City soccer playoff game to be played as scheduled
• UPDATE: After school activities are on Adams City HS; school could resume Wednesday
• City’s drop-off recycling facility closes Nov. 4
• Commerce City preps for first major snowstorm
• Rapids host Columbus Crew on Thursday night to start MLS Cup defense
• Adams County School District 14 Takes Pro-active Approach to Truancy
• Annual Creepy Hollows event offers monster fun for all ages
• UPDATE: Adams City soccer playoff game in some degree of doubt
• UPDATE: Tuesday classes called off at Adams City HS
• Commerce City's drop-off recycling facility to close Friday, Nov. 4 Two existing facilities provide free alternatives
• City Council approves 2012-2013 biennial budget for Commerce City
• UPDATE: Brighton, Prairie View in same district volleyball tournament
• UPDATE: Cause of Monday's gas leak traced at Adams City HS
• SCHOOL DISTRICT 27J RECEIVES $100,000 GRANT FROM LOWE’S CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION
• Brighton, Prairie View in same district volleyball tournament
• Adams City draws Lakewood in first round of soccer playoffs
• Suspect shot, killed after police pursuit
• Commerce City Officer Involved Shooting Results in Fatality
• El Jardin Resturant in Commerc City to Expand...
• South Adams County Water Plan to take advantage of Commerce City Incentive Program
• Second Reading Could End Commerce City Elected Officials' Retirement
• K-9 Search of Adams City High School only finds one bad apple
• Get rid of old, unwanted and expired prescription drugs for free BIANNUAL DRUG ROUND-UP curbs drug abuse, protect envrionment
• Prescription drug roundup is Oct. 29
• ACHS student suspended after pepper-spray incident
• Random search turns up narcotics at ACHS
• Council approves new limits on travel expenditures
• Emergency pothole repairs under way
• Adams City High School Wellness Center Named After Late Commerce City Resident Lois Kimmes
• Adams County Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide - Adams County
• Riley resigns from RTD board
• City manager steps down
• Commerce City Manager Resigns...
• Police need help with suspicious death investigation
• Commerce City Police need help finding a witness to a death
• Help Monaco Elementary in the GLEE Give a Note Competition
• Rapids clinch berth in 2011 MLS Cup Playoffs
• 2011 candidate information available on city website
• New Commissioner District Map Adopted
• Community volunteers needed for upcoming 9Health Fair
• Eastbound I-270 closes this weekend for bridge deck replacement projects
• Brighton holds off Prairie View in thriller, 14-12
• Pepper Spray Contaminates Classroom at Adams City High School
• ACHS student suspended after pepper-spray incident
• CCBPA GRANTING PROGRAM: CCBPA Solicits Non-profits Applications due November 3
• District 27J Reaches Agreement with Aurora and Gaylord on Conference Center Urban Renewal Plan
• Adams County School District #14 Board President Jeannette Lewis is Censured... Board Says ENOUGH IS ENOUGH
• Ford makes job creation focus of campaign
• Toavs puts focus on creating quality community
• Dog track property tabbed for annual real estate challenge
• Sandoval to leave council election
• Sumner wants government “of the people”
• Haug wants to see more attention on parks in northern area
• Benson seeks to continue economic development in city
• Brighton Named One of the Nation’s 100 Best Communities for Young People by America’s Promise Alliance and ING
• Brighton City Hall decorates its walls with artwork from area artists
• Highland Fling Scottish Dance Extravaganza at the Brighton Armory...
• FOX31: Parents: Bus driver makes children late to school on purpose
• Scott D. Perriman Passes Away Oct. 4th, 2011...
• COMMUNITY FOOD DRIVE
• Free Day at the Land Fill on Tower Road..
• Urban Renewal Authority, Mile High Greyhound Park Selected for Rocky Mountain Real Estate Challenge's 10th Anniversary Project
• Kemp Elementary Teacher Surprised with A Day Made Better
• CBS4: Brighton and Adams County Says they Will Foot Bill For Sewage Leak Into Homes
• City of Brighton wins Colorado Lottery Starburst Award
• PVHS, Brighton cancel bonfires because of winds
• Commerce City to Review Resolution regarding citizen communications...
• Brighton Mayor recognized with “Person of the Year” award
• Brighton High School Parade
• Elementary School Time Machine
• District says agreement protects district interests
• Quality Community Foundation seeks grant applicants
• Police looking for witness to Oct. 4 rollover accident
• Home Again
• City of Brighton to hold dedication and ribbon cutting ceremony for new City Hall building Oct. 14
• Monthly outdoor warning siren test to be conducted Wednesday, Oct. 5
• Single Vehicle Rollover Accident on Sandcreek Drive South
• Quality Community Foundation solicits applications for 2012 grant program
• Mountain States Leading Economic Indicator Advances: Business Confidence Slumps Again
• ID theft suspect’s preliminary hearing continued
• Ward 2 Thornton Rep. Eva Henry Recieves Public Service Award
• I-270 closes this weekend again for bridge deck replacement projects
• Firefighter’s arraignment continued
• Commerce City Fraternal Order of Police 2011 Candidate Endorsements...
• Commerce City Seeks Members for Cultural Council, Planning Commission, Housing and Liquor Authorities
• I-270 bridge deck replacements underway
• Work on 104th Avenue continues
• Dog track public meeting, Oct.4
• Groundbreaking for new 27J set for Oct. 6
• District 27J celebrates Colorado Proud Day
• Take a Walk on the Wild Side at Barr Lake
• Brighton to talk water, sewer for Fuller Estates
• 104th Avenue to close at U.S. 85 Thursday night
• Adams County's Permanente Health Solution
• Kaiser Kids & Walk-thru Day
• Past City Manager of Commerce City Perry Vandeventer Enters Not Guilty Plea To Embezzling Casper Nursing Home
• The Parents and Community for 27J to Present to Commerce City Council, Ask for Resolution of Support...
• Adams County to Launch New Website
• Massive terror exercise planned for metro area
• Joint Platforms
• RAPIDS TO HOST FAITH AND FUTBOL NIGHT ON SEPTEMBER 24
• Recreation Center closed for maintenance Sept. 26 – Oct. 9
• City earns third ‘Playful City’ award
• County says car wash moratorium will allow time to develop new policy
• Watch It Disappear
• Trail to close during bridge repairs
• Quick to speak at regional conference on truancy
• Run For The Money
• Historical society hosts annual picnic
• A Doughnut With Dad
• Deputies arrest suspect from stolen car
• Brighton WARD 3 Incumbent out on the campaign trail
• Learn about the environment at Ecofair this Saturday
• Perlmutter Statement on End of Don't Ask Don't Tell
• City to hold public meeting regarding Fuller Estates water and sewer service
• Bobbie Crall.. "The Real Mayor of Commerce City"
• Adams 14 Fundraiser at Arby’s
• Crashes close I-270
• Commerce City Council to Discuss Process of Citizen communications during City Council meetings
• Horse rescued from cattle guard
• County looks to clean up car wash practices
• Last 2011 Adams County Household Chemical and Electronic Waste Roundup on September 24
• Where are the Jobs? Colorado Companies Now Hiring... Perlmutter Hosting 5th Job Fair
• I-270 Bridge Deck Rehabilitation Project September 15, 2011
• Fernald Trail closes for three weeks
• Quick to speak at truancy summit Sept. 20
• 2011 METRO NORTH CANDIDATE FORUM
• COMMERCE CITY HISTORICAL SOCIETY 4th Annual Pioneer Picnic...
• Adams County Commissioners Suspend County-Paid Car Washes
• Brighton accepting donations for Memorial Tree Program
• Portion of Fernald Trail closed beginning Sept. 15
• Cone Zone
• Parolee sought for hit-and-run collision
• Commerce City to reserve funds for future Boys & Girls Club
• Coroner IDs victim of I-76 hit and run crash
• Bug Sharing
• Construction work on Kuner Road Sept. 13- 23
• Candidate for Brighton City Council Ward 3 Lynn Baca Begins “Walk the Ward Campaign”
• Commerce City honors four business leaders during annual event
• THE BRONCOS AND THE AFC WEST TAKE RIVALRY OFF THE FIELD AND TO THE STREET
• Run for Remembrance at the Rocky Mountain Arsenal Wildlife Refuge
• Public Safety Executive Director Statement...
• Brighton Fire Rescue: Crews utilize Tower 51 on technical rescue at water facility
• Perlmutter Statement on the 10th Anniversary of the 9-11 Attacks
• Adams County Request for Review of Alleged Ethics Violation Dismissed
• Commerce City earns third ‘Playful City’ award
• Youth Advisory Committee application deadline approaching
• Adams County sues Quality Paving
• Term limit debate dominates council approval of ballot questions
• First dog track redevelopment meeting on tap
• And the names are...
• Boys & Girls Club first greyhound park redevelopment partner
• Commerce City Urban Renewal Authority, Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Denver kick-off strategic partnership negotiations for Mile High Greyhound Park redevelopment
• Colorado State Patrol seeking 29-year-old Robert A. Lucero
• FREE Community Shred Event
• 9/11 Patriot Day program Sept. 9
• 9/11 charity event at Dick's Sunday
• URA to announce first greyhound park redevelopment partner
• CSP IDs suspect in Commerce City hit-and-run fatal
• “Meet the 27J School Board Candidate Night”
• 2011 METRO NORTH CANDIDATE FORUM
• Police investigate death of man at PHISH concert
• Concern over Commerce City Council procedure, city says all is okay.
• 27 Year Old Man Dies at Phish Concert in Commerce City...
• 100 Days of Heat Culminates with Labor Day Weekend Crackdown
• 33 area youth graduate from Commerce City’s inaugural Police Camp
• Man dead after low-speed pursuit
• 7NEWS: Man Struck By Lightning At Cross Country Meet
• August Mountain States Leading Economic Indicator Dips to Healthy Level: Business Confidence Tumbles to Recession Levels
• Council approves ballot questions, candidates
• First dog track redevelopment meeting on tap
• FOX31: Raw sewage floods two Brighton homes
• Adams County Commissioners to Refer Ballot Question to Voters
• Adams County Voters Very Concerned About Corruption in County Government – Favor Reforms
• Commerce City FREE Crime Prevention Class...
• Commerce City to host public meetings on dog track redevelopment
• Brighton Emergency Management encourages Brighton residents to participate in September’s National Preparedness Month
• Nicastle awarded settlement and early retirement
• Council to finalize ballot questions, candidates
• A Day in the Garden
• Aurora land deal hinges on 27J consent
• Theater of Science comes to Brighton Sept. 17
• Adams 14’s Video Production Department Receives National Accolade
• Early dismissal Friday for area high schools
• Rose Hill Teacher Needs Your Vote for America’s Got Talent
• Officials celebrate new store, new jobs in Commerce City, KING SOOPERS MARKETPLACE anchors future development
• I-76 Tuck Accident Spills Diesel...
• Former Brighton Collegiate Teacher Sentenced...
• Thornton Police Officer Involved Incident
• Remembering the Brave Run for Remembrance
• 104th Avenue/U.S. Highway 85 construction schedule
• Deputies need help solving Commerce City man's homcide
• Lange sentenced to jail time, intensive supervised probation
• Adams County School District #14 Candidates for Board Director
• 50th Annual Spaghetti Dinner
• Visiting judge to hear Adams Co. paving scandal cases
• Commerce City Mayor, Council Races Set for 2011
• Medical Waste Treatment Facility on Brighton Road on Track Despite Large Public Opposition...
• County files suit against Asphalt Paving
• Adams County Sheriff and District Attorney 17th Judicial Intra-Government Statement...
• Allegations of Major Fraud Lead to $8.6 Million Federal Lawsuit
• Former Candidate for Adams County Sheriff - Nicastle awarded settlement and early retirement…
• 7NEWS: Adams Co. Files Suit Against Former Workers, Contractors
• Students invited to join youth advisory committee
• Three Sentenced in Beating Death of 16 Year-Old
• Brighton Fire to host September 11 anniversary ceremony
• Preliminary hearing set for Morrow
• Former West Adams Conservation manager found incompetent to stand trial
• Final Journey
• Weekend Marks End of 100 Days of Heat
• Kinder Kids registration
• New treatment plant will employ state-of-the-art technology
• Arraignment set or Scarlett
• Brighton City Government Moving to New Home - (Following Adams County Down The Street)
• 27J puts mill levy override on the ballot
• Back to School for Commerce City - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Brighton man killed when car falls
• 27J School Board agree 7 to 0 to put Mill Levy on 2011 Ballot
• Nicastle awarded settlement and early retirement
• EXPRESSTOLL TO BEGIN PHASING IN NEW STICKER TAGS
• Prairie Playhouse presents Disney's Aladdin Jr. at The Armory, Brighton
• FOX31: Dust devil hits Commerce City
• Unofficial Commerce City Candidate List for Coordinated Election, November 1, 2011
• Pedestrian dies on I-76
• Oh, Mom
• To mill levy or not to mill levy, that is the question...
• Brighton: Fourth Avenue Overlay Project to begin Aug. 29
• Man killed on I-76 was hit by 2 cars...
• Brighton: Construction work to begin on Kuner Road on Aug. 23
• Denver POST: Quality Paving VP paid $10,000 to Adams County official, lawyer claims
• South Adams County Water & Sanitation District - Notice of Public Hearing
• Commerce City Police Department Holding School Supply Drive...
• Commerce City Residential Garage Burglaries
• Funeral procession clears Brighton; traffic back to normal
• Ethics Watch calls for assessor's resignation
• Colorado Republican Rep. Mike Coffman Wants Ballots In English Only
• Denver POST: Gritty Commerce City laughing all the way to the bank
• Adams 14 School Surplus Auction...
• Preliminary hearing for Ad Comm deputy set
• Ethics Watch calls for treasurer's resignation
• Ethics Watch: Adams County Assessor Gil Reyes Must Resign...
• Staff to ask Commerce City Council to Extend Incentive Program... Permanent Incentive Program on the Horizon...
• Commerce City Reserves...
• District Attorney Don Quick: Maximum Penalty is Justice in Sears Case...
• Denver POST: Editorial: Adams assessor must step aside
• Angels Everywhere
• Senator hosts back-to-school extravaganza
• Sand Creek Greenway clean-up set
• Major road projects could lead to major delays in Commerce City
• New Kaiser office distinctly Brighton
• Four school board seats to be contested in November
• Wastewater district breaks ground on new plant
• Adams County Commissioner Erik Hansen quote regarding Assessor Gil Reyes...
• Brighton City Hall to be closed Sept. 2
• Denver POST: Commerce City fountains to be shut down when Phish plays Dick's Sporting Goods Park
• 7NEWS: Nursing Home Shake-Up Follows CALL7 Investigation
• Denver POST: All Adams County warehouses to be reappraised
• Brighton Senior Center hosts parking lot sale Aug. 26
• 9/11 Freedom Rally
• 9 News: Reported child-custody battle results in assault {Commerce City}
• Brighton Recreation Fall Programs...
• Dog Track Acquired... Redevelopment Planned
• Commerce City Council Meeting Highlights {Aug. 15th meeting}
• Commerce City Business award nominations requested
• Wastewater district hosts groundbreaking Wednesday
• Rapids come from behind to defeat SJ 2-1
• Brighton voters could see 8 different 2011 Ballot Questions
• Deadline Extended: Commerce City seeks members for Cultural Council, Housing and Liquor Authorities
• Major road projects could mean major delays in Commerce City
• Back-to-School Immunizations Needed
• 19 Year-Old Sentenced in Auto/Motorcycle Collision
• Commerce City gymnast is undefeated champion
• The 30 Americans who died, shot down by Taliban
• Commerce City Could have 4 ballot questions for November...
• Update from your Colorado State Senator MARY HODGE
• Udall Statement in Memory of George Beardsley
• Show them How It's Done; Coloradans Invited to Take Their Congressman to Work
• Kinder Kids registration
• Four 27J school board seats up for grabs
• Thimmig joins 27J Board of Education
• Buffalo Run celebrates 15 years this month
• Adams 14 to 'go deeper' into instructional initiatives
• Major road projects on the docket in Commerce City
• Colorado Rapids full schedule of the CONCACAF
• Two of Brighton’s youths appointed national representatives for the YEF Council
• Commerce City Business UE Compression, LLC, is Looking at Major Expansion
• Commerce City Dog Track is a "Colorado Enterprise Zone"... What does that mean?
• New hours for Brighton Oasis begin Aug. 15
• Preschool program, specialty classes make learning fun
• Commerce City may have 3 possible 2011 ballot questions...
• Commerce City Revenue Estimate for 2012
• S&P’s downgrade of U.S. ratings outlook
• Colorado Rapids Beat Columbus Crew 2 to 0
• Step Up For Cancer at DSGP on August 7
• Adams 14 CSAP test scores increase
• Denver POST: Budget problems hit Adams County Jail; space will be limited
• Final Commerce City Neighborhood Outreach Slated for Aug. 11
• Brighton celebrates its agricultural heritage
• Evening Commerce City Ward II Meeting Scheduled for August 9
• Perlmutter Requests Appointment to Debt Reduction Committee
• Police Activity in Reunion {South Lawn} Area
• Denver POST: Colorado appeals court upholds city council's secret ballots
• DeVry University's National Open House - August 11 & 13
• Committee to redraw State House and Senate district kicks off statewide tour for public input on proposed maps
• Second Brighton City Employee Arrested for Theft and Embezzlement
• RAPIDS TO FACE OPPONENTS FROM MEXICO , HONDURAS AND EL SALVADOR IN CHAMPIONS LEAGUE GROUP STAGE
• Buffalo Run Golf Course celebrates 15 years this month
• Commerce City Council to Discuss Process of Citizen communications during City Council meetings
• Commerce City Rotary Club Celebrates 50th Anniversary; Announces Annual Peach & Pear Sale
• Dumb Friends League extends adoption special for cats and kittens through August
• Adams 14 CSAP results: student performance improves
• Barr Lake Bluegrass
• Participants needed on Commerce City’s Cultural Council, Housing and Liquor Authorities
• American Idol gets a taste of local talent
• Reyes fined for not reporting honoraria
• Registration dates set for high schools
• Commerce City bets on redevelopment of dog track land
• Call for Nominations for Adams 14 Board of Education
• Urban Renewal Authority races toward future, purchases Mile High Greyhound Park for redevelopment
• Parents and Community for 27J
• Anythink Sparkopolis Set to Shine Again in September
• Adams County Assessor Gil Reyes Pleads Guilty
• Dumb Friends League Blessing of the Animals
• Reyes pleads guilty, draws fine
• Adams County Sheriff's Deputy David Morrow Fired...
• Brighton City Employee Arrested for Theft of Cash
• Mountain States Leading Economic Indicator Dips for July: Business Confidence Tumbles
• Schlumberger Request Gets 3 to 2 Vote from Commerce City Planning Commission
• Northern Range Commerce City Citizens - Get Ready to Celebrate!!!
• Monthly outdoor warning siren test to be conducted Wednesday, Aug. 3
• CALL FOR NOMINATIONS FOR 27J BOARD OF EDUCATION DIRECTORS
• President Obama speaks in support of the bipartisan deal to reduce the deficit and raise the debt limit
• Debate over Shibao’s mental competency at center of case
• RAPIDS 2011 CHARITY CLASSIC GOLF TOURNAMENT TEES OFF MONDAY IN PARKER
• Gov. Hickenlooper orders flags lowered in honor of Sgt. Mark Cofield
• OPEN ENROLLMENT FOR NEW CHILD-ONLY HEALTH POLICIES BEGINS AUGUST 1
• Sand Creek volunteer work day
• Changes to Community Health Services Clinic at Kearney Middle School
• RAPIDS TO HOST CONCACAF CHAMPIONS LEAGUE MATCH ON AUGUST 17
• August Programs at Anythink Brighton
• Want to Help Build a Quality Community for a Lifetime? Participate in Commerce City’s Cultural Council, Housing and Liquor Authorities
• August Programs at Anythink Commerce City
• Commerce City welcomes new Economic Development Specialist
• SUCCESSFUL MEETING FOR COMMUNITY AND PARENTS FOR 27J
• Commerce City Road Closure for Railroad Repair
• County tabs Goins as planning/operations director
• Election season begins in earnest Aug. 2
• 56th Avenue to close for railroad repair
• Benson schedules ward meeting Aug. 9
• BHS, PVHS, ERA registration dates in place
• Gov. Hickenlooper orders flags lowered in honor of Spc. Nathan Beyers
• Adams County Fair Parade is July 30
• The Guardhouse at Rocky Mountain Arsenal has been Demolished
• Can't Get to the Grocery Store - No Problem! "Ask Ed" Launches Today
• Waste Solutions LLC Holds Public Outreach Regarding Proposed Medical Waste Treatment Facility…
• Evening Commerce City Ward II Meeting Scheduled for August 9
• Annual Diversity Employment Day Career Fair for the Denver Area
• Legislators kick off school discipline reform task force
• STATEMENT FROM DENVER BRONCOS OWNER AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER PAT BOWLEN
• ADAMS #14 NOVEMBER BOARD ELECTIONS
• Switchgear may be to blame for Friday night power outage
• Police find missing 12-year-old
• Missing Child in Commerce City Found Safe...
• Central Park Boulevard project to tie up I-270 Saturday
• Adams County Fair Parade
• Colorado Employment Situation June 2011
• Election Season Begins in Earnest August 2 in Commerce City
• IKEA Centennial to offer Swedish furnishings, food, Fun & sustainabilty when Colorado ’s Denver-area store opens July 27
• Udall Asks President to End Unemployment Payments to Millionaires as Part of Debt Deal
• Perlmutter: Investigate Murdoch Empire for Foreign Corrupt Practices Violation
• Broomfield Teacher/Coach Sentenced for Sexual Assault on Students
• Commerce City Economic Development Committees in Place...
• Emergency Homeowner Loan Program (EHLP) Deadline for submission - July 22, 2011
• Commerce City: Tonight's Music in the Park Event is Canceled
• Adams County Detention Center going “green”
• Voters to decide on DA’s third term
• Financial incentives benefit residents and businesses
• Deputy faces three felonies
• July 20 concert canceled
• Committees looking at economic development issues
• Brighton Council approves name for new adult recreation center
• Brighton Council approves increases to utility rates
• Two storms pound area
• I-270 under pothole repair again
• Rain, hail equal hefty price tag of damages
• Bennet Releases Colorado County-by-County Report on Potential Effect of U.S. Default
• Nuggets open 2011-12 season on road vs. NW rival Portland
• CONOR CASEY OUT FOR REMAINDER OF 2011 SEASON WITH TORN ACHILLES TENDON
• Area animal welfare groups partner with Crime Stoppers to bring awareness and prosecution to animal cruelty
• Death in Reunion...
• Brighton: Fourth Avenue Water Main Replacement to Begin July 19
• Text of Mayor Michael Hancock's inaugural address
• Adams 14 Back to School Information
• Register to Vote in Adams County
• Time Line of Large Hole in Road at 104th and Tower Causes Outage for Commerce City Customers
• Japan edge USA for maiden title
• Yarn Needed!!!
• Commerce City seeks input on improvement projects
• Dumb Friends League continues $10 adoption special for cats through July
• Commerce City businesses are appreciated
• Disney eBooks Now Available at Anythink
• More pothole repairs on I-270
• Central Park Boulevard project to tie up I-270 Saturday
• Weather wipes out Thursday night concert
• Gov. Hickenlooper orders flags lowered Friday in honor of Col. Leo Boston
• District Attorney Term Limits Initiative Petition Deemed Sufficient
• Meet Commerce City Ward 2 Council Candidate Jim Benson
• Commerce City: Tonight's Music in the Park Event is Canceled
• Brighton Oasis draws in 13,000 visitors during opening month
• Volunteer for Wildlife
• Perlmutter: We Need Jobs Mr. Speaker. Where are the jobs?
• Barr Lake clean-up day is July 16
• Severe thunderstorm warning dropped
• Small stream advisory until 10:45 p.m.
• Congressman Jared Polis, Senator Mary Hodge, and the Adams County Workforce & Business Center present Meet the Employers
• Wild week of weather prompts creation of information line
• Local man’s body found along railroad track
• Storm spoils Brighton Relay effort
• Police teen camp
• Pothole repairs on I-270 complete
• Voters get to decide on DA's third term
• War On Weeds:
• Brighton: Tuesday evening storm leaves trees and branches down
• Brighton City Council hosts ward barbecues
• Clean-up begins after storm rumbles through town
• COMMERCE CITY NEIGHBORHOOD OUTREACH
• Pothole repairs cause rush-hour delays
• Commerce City man shot to death
• DA files assault charges against sheriff's deputy
• Benson's ward meeting is tonight
• Flash flood watch this afternoon
• Charges against an Adams County Sheriff’s Deputy for assaulting a fifteen year-old
• Denver POST: Man bares buttock and gets spanked in Summit County
• FOX31: Brighton firefighter may have violated no contact order
• Drug Trafficking Ring - From Mexico to Warehouse in Commerce City...
• Brighton Police Arrest Pool Vandals
• House GOP Blinded By The Light...
• Commerce City Warning Tower Program
• FOX31: Missing Commerce City man found dead near Weld County train tracks
• Community Leadership Academy (CLA) Separates from Adams County School District #14
• Denial of Petition To Initiate Proceedings To Reschedule Marijuana
• Casey, Palguta lift Rapids over Whitecaps
• New Administrators in Adams 14
• Gov. Hickenlooper appoints new members to gaming commission... Replaces CCPD Chief Baca with Sheriff Darr
• Clarification of King Soopers-Commerce City Agreement for Northern Range...
• Commerce City: Funnel Cloud Sighted at 74th Ave and York
• Commerce City Activates Weather Information Line
• Perlmutter Calls on House Leadership to Stop Playing Games with the Economy
• HEIDI WILLIAMS ANNOUNCEMENT AS CANDIDATE FOR THORNTON MAYOR
• Commerce City Council to Discuss & Take Possible Action on Adams County referral for a Certificate of Designation for a Medical Waste Treatment Facility
• Recent Storm Update and Impacts in Commerce City (Thursday July 7th)...
• What is the Campaign to "Regulate Marijuana Like Alcohol Act"???
• School District 27J Board to consider appointment of Roberta (Berta) Thimmig...
• A Team of 6 with one mission... ED!
• Commerce City Planning Commission Request for Charter Amendment...
• Commerce City Cultural Council's Music in the Park event at River Run Park has been canceled
• Changing Factors in Derby Resource Center (Commerce City)
• Commerce City and Brighton Report Positive Sales Tax Revenue...
• CITIES AND TOWNS REPORT AN INCREASE OF 6.5% IN SALES TAX REVENUES
• Former bar owner’s sudden death shocks friends
• Cone zone
• Fishing Frenzy winners announced
• Community Enterprises brings neighbors together
• Plane crash cause remains under investigation
• Service Proposes to Expand Hunting Opportunitieson National Wildlife Refuges in Eight States
• Udall Welcomes President’s Decision to Change Condolence Letter Policy
• COLORADO RAPIDS TO PARTICIPATE IN HAWAIIAN ISLANDS INVITATIONAL IN FEBRUARY
• Commerce City Evening Ward II Meeting Scheduled for July 12th
• CBI’s annual 2010 Crime in Colorado
• Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776
• Information Needed for Hit and Run Accident in Commerce City
• South Adams County Water & Sanitation District Water Main Break...
• Adams County: Racketeering Prosecution Involving 12 Individuals
• Meet Commerce City Ward 2 Council Candidate Kristine Sumner, Ph.D.
• Mountain States Leading Economic Indicator Rise for June: Inflation Gauge Moves Lower
• Brighton PD: Wind damage triggers siren activation
• Attorney General, Colorado Foreclosure Hotline start two-year, $600,000 grant to help Colorado homeowners
• 4th of July Fireworks Message from the Colorado Division of Fire Safety
• Fourth of July (50-plus)
• Chandler stays as superintendent
• Weather service posts severe storm watch until 9 p.m.
• Wisconsin man dies when plane explodes southwest of Brighton
• Tri-County Health Department Presents Hero Awards
• State law enforcement 'heat' up DUI enforcement for4th of July weekend
• Celebrate Fourth of July with Music and Fireworks in Brighton
• Assessor’s property assessment appeals still under investigation
• Teen driving car kills co-worker at tire store
• AdCo sheriff’s deputy injured in accident
• Soccer, fireworks, carnival all part of fifth annual Commerce City 4thFest
• Former Adams City High School site languishes, awaiting redevelopment
• Plane crash southwest of Brighton kills one
• DATES SET FOR THE FAMILY 9HEALTH FAIRS and FERIA DE SALUD
• 9NEWS: 1 dead in Adams County plane crash
• Bennet Urges DOJ to review Voter ID Laws
• Adams #14 School Board Ends Discussion of Superintendent's Exit Strategy
• Brighton Police seek help identifying pool vandals
• 2011 INAUGURAL “CORE SUCCESS” PARTY
• Brighton: Fireworks Safety
• State Senator Mary Hodge to host Small Business Growth Forum Thursday June 30th
• Annual Commerce City Fishing Frenzy a Success
• 7NEWS: Toddler Hit By Car At Commerce City Flea Market Is In Coma
• NEW LEADERSHIP POSITIONS AT SCHOOL DISTRICT 27J
• Officials recognize last phase of 104th Avenue improvements
• Val Vigil launches campaign for MAYOR for the City of Thornton
• Safety Dance
• DENVER CELEBRATES FREEDOM WITH FREE ACTIVITIES OVER 4th OF JULY WEEKEND
• Commerce City Citizens for Recycling to meet at Derby Resource Center
• Sheriff's deputy injured in accident
• Brighton: Seeking Artwork for New City Hall
• Colo. Rapids Players, Coaches and Executives Welcomed to the White House for Special Ceremony
• News via King Soopers...
• Adams County Commissioner Erik Hansen Awarded Gates Foundation Fellowship
• 9NEWS: Investigation continues into fatal accident at tire shop
• One Year Later – Death at Commerce City Golf Course
• Teen driving car kills co-worker at tire store
• Fatal Accident at Commerce City Business - 3 Amigos Tires
• Bike to Work Day a Success in Adams County
• 4th Fest is just a few days away
• Celebrate the July 4 Holiday with a Bang at the Commerce City’s annual 4th Fest, Rapids Home Game and Largest Fireworks Display
• NEW ONLINE TOOL OPENS ANOTHER DOOR TO PUBLIC ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS FOR COLORADANS IN NEED
• Perlmutter Statement on Afghanistan Troop Withdrawal
• Adams City High School counselors to receive national recognition
• Nurse accessed patient information at hospitals
• City says retail growth, though modest, is on the horizon
• Carnival for a cause
• Pretty in pink and blue and...
• Moreno meets with the president
• Hayes is city's new community development director
• AdCo assessor charged with misdemeanor
• James Hayes Named Commerce City Director of Community Development
• Adams County Assessor Gil Reyes was served a summons charging a violation of Reporting by Incumbents & Elected Candidates
• Ad Comm posse joins Independence Stampede proclamation ride
• Adams County Sponsors Bike to Work Day Breakfast Station
• Commerce City Rotary Club 19th Annual Golf Tournament Classic
• ICE arrests over 2,400 convicted criminal aliens, fugitives in enforcement operation throughout all 50 states
• Gaylord Entertainment Plans Resort and Convention Hotel in Aurora, Colorado
• CBS: Big Announcement Expected From Aurora & Gaylord Entertainment
• GATEWAY NEWS HONORED BY 27J BOARD OF EDUCATION
• Flood advisory for the South Platte until Wednesday
• Commerce City gets Money for Fairfax Park Improvements
• Let’s clear the air about clearing the air... Xcel announces second Open House regarding proposed gas pipeline
• Potential Gas and Convenience Store that would be located in Turnberry Marketplace {Commerce City}
• Commerce City Council – Long Range Financial Retreat
• Tornado watch posted
• US Representative Ed Perlmutter Meets Constituents in Reunion
• Commerce City Cultural Council to host Summer Concert Series
• Hodge to host town hall meeting in Commerce City
• State Senator Mary Hodge to host town hall meeting in Commerce City
• Meet John Sampson... A 2012 Republican Nomination for Colorado State Senate District 25
• 72nd Avenue reopens at SH 2
• Weather service cancels severe storm watch
• Councilmember Dominick Moreno to Meet with President Obama and Administration officials in Washington D.C.
• Parents and Community for 27J
• Adams City High School Counselors Receive Recognition
• ACHS counselors to receive national recognition
• Commerce City: "CALL FOR RESIDENTS IN THE SOUTHERN CORE PART OF CITY!"
• Fight leads to teen's arrest
• 72nd Avenue remains closed at SH 2
• 27J budget adoption may come June 14
• Mosquito control under way
• Barrel racing at the fair
• Evening on the Deck
• Balanced, active class
• Benson schedules ward meeting
• Adams City High class of ’61 to reunite
• City Hosts Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony for the New Brighton Oasis Family Aquatic Park
• Commerce City Council Vote Count Breakdown of Tony Johnson's Vacant At-Large Seat
• Governor Orders Flags Lowered in Honor of Chief Warrant Officer Kenneth White
• Thornton unveils $11 million ‘central park’ project
• Perlmutter hosts Saturday office hours in Commerce City
• Motorcycle catches fire in garage
• Diaz tabbed for interim council appointment
• Congressman Perlmutter Hosting Saturday Office Hours at Reunion Rec June 18, 2011
• Commerce City Council Appoints Paolo Diaz to Fill Council Vacancy
• Brighton Opens ‘Sister City Park Tower’
• Serious Injury Accident - 8800 Block of 1-25 / Stolen Motor Vehicle
• Ellie’s Carnival in Reunion {Commerce City}
• Brighton Oasis Water Park, Not just another lazy river...
• New children's book has squirrel teaching kids basic entrepreneurship skills
• Buffalo Run hosts the top golfers in the country
• 72nd Avenue closes Tuesday
• Severe thunderstorm watch posted until 11 p.m.
• Tuesday, August 2nd is National Night Out
• Daytime closure of 72nd Avenue at Highway 2
• E-470 speed limit increased to 75 miles per hour
• Commerce City celebrates its 12th Derby Daze...
• IKEA’s Coefficient of Firsts...
• DELTA AIRLINES Charging Soldiers returning home for Checked Gear
• Fishing Frenzy
• Rotary Club sponsors invitational
• Benson schedules ward meeting June 14
• Staying Afloat
• Road work under way
• Revised version of 27J academic policy comes back to board June 14
• Grant gives golf course new look
• Commerce City At-Large finalist include...
• Gas Line Damage at construction stie in Brighton
• Xcel Energy holds its first public meeting regarding the proposed 24-inch Cherokee Natural Gas Pipeline Project
• 2011 Commerce City Neighborhood Outreach to be held June 9th
• Hancock is Elected 45th Mayor of Denver
• Neighborhood Outreach
• Emergency pothole repairs delay evening rush hour
• Adams County Lifts Ban on Horse Events
• Humana Insurance Company and Humana Health Plan, Inc., Fined $299,000 for Market Conduct Violations Affecting Consumers
• Brighton Cultural Center announces Summer Series 2011!
• Complete Questions for Commerce City At-Large Candidates
• Fairgrounds reopens for horse events
• Attorney General announces settlement with Office Depot to resolve allegations of overbilling government, nonprofit entities
• Commerce City Council to decide vacancy by secret written ballot
• Suspect Sought in Kidnapping and Sexual Assault of an Eight-Year-Old Child
• Rapids tie Philadelphia 1-1
• Little Britches Rodeo decision could come Monday
• Commerce City Thrift Store Moves to Northglenn
• Xcel Energy sponsors open house on pipeline effort
• Adams County Fair Parade Grand Marshal Announced
• List of Candidates for 2011 Commerce City Council At-Large Vacancy... One to be appointed by Current City Council
• AdCo extends horse event ban at fairgrounds
• City of Brighton supports police response
• Recognition of the Quality Community Foundation scholarship winners (Commerce City)
• Commerce City Council Vacancy Interview Procedure...
• Fishing Frenzy offers fun family tradition
• Horse Event Moratorium Extended at Adams County Fairgrounds
• Kremmling Man Arrested for Sending Letter Containing White Powder to Colorado Department of Revenue
• Commerce City Charter Clarification... How being appointed affects your term limits
• AdCo resolutions include lawsuit against paving contractor
• Bipartisan group trying to challenge TABOR in court
• Increased fees part of District 27J’s future
• Governor, Salazar help open new visitor’s center
• Quality Community Foundation golf tournament is Friday
• Far from a clean sweep
• Human rights group says District 27J violated state law
• School District 27J BOARD OF EDUCATION DIRECTOR DISTRICT 1 VACANCY
• 12th Annual Derby DAZE event in Commerce City...
• Commerce City Ward II Meeting Scheduled for June 14th
• Over 10,000 Honor Colorado Veterans at State’s Largest Parade
• Attorney General, FTC announce lawsuit against companies, individuals pushing misleading get-rich-quick infomercials
• Gov. Hickenlooper vetoes SB 213
• The Definition of Memorial Day… at least for me
• Commerce City salutes veterans in annual parade
• Memorial Day service set at Elmwood Cemetry in Brighton
• Letter from Commerce City Council Jim Benson to Mr. Osborn of Xcel regarding Proposed Pipeline
• Your Colorado Rapids... Casey tallys first, but KC comes back tie
• New 7v7 Adult Soccer League announced
• The Heat is on in Commerce City...
• Primary date moves next year... Primary falls on June 26, 2012
• Okay to flip off the cops???
• "The lasting lesson all of those who serve in our military show us each and every day is ‘failure is not an option’."
• Gateway News Photographer Dustin McIntyre makes the Photo Argus... "30 Amazing Examples of Concert Photography"
• Brighton: New traffic signal
• CONSUMER COMPLAINTS RISE WITH FUEL PRICES
• AMERICA’S GREAT OUTDOORS: Secretary Salazar, Governor Hickenlooper Outline Conservation Vision for Colorado
• Letter to the Editor from the Adams County Board of Commissioners...
• NOTICE OF PROPOSED SCHOOL BUDGET
• One Brighton graduate receives Fire Department Scholarship
• What is Senator Rollie Heath’s Ballot Proposal?
• 7NEWS: "Adams County To Sue Employees In Paving Scandal"...
• FOX31: Brighton firefighter charged with felony abuse
• Denver POST: Adams County adopts ethics rules in wake of corruption allegations
• Curb to Clock Clinic - May 26th at Stampede Park
• Car show
• Barn fire ‘accidental’
• Rezoning for Chase Bank gets first approval despite traffic concerns
• Parade has grown from humble beginnings to state’s largest
• Annual foreclosure figures drop
• High winds damage trees, zap power
• Johnson steps down from city council
• A nickel-package of reform aimed at establishing ethics policies and restoring public trust
• Preliminary 2011-2012 Budget for School District 27J
• Two Board Members Resign from School Board 27J
• Perlmutter: "Medicare Didn't Get Us Into This Financial Pickle"
• Adams 14 Receives Prestigious Magna Award
• 27J presents preliminary 2011-2012 budget
• 27J, Fiedler agree to superintendent contract
• Denver POST: "Adams County paid security firm nearly $1.8 million over a decade despite lack of contract"
• Adams County Commissioners are expected to adopt a 7 point reform package...
• Colorado Republican Chairman Ryan Call Asks Brandon Shaffer to Break His Silence on Whether or Not He Will Run for Congress in 2012
• TABOR heads for court
• Human rights group outs 27J for violation of state law
• 27J board is short two members
• Ad Comm commissioners talking reform Wednesday morning
• Large Colored Cloud Released from Suncor...
• Udall, Bennet, Perlmutter Applaud NASA’s Choice of Orion, Lockheed Martin Deep-Space Crew Vehicle
• PGA grant helps Buffalo Run attract families, youth golfers
• Darr went too far
• 27J to unveil its budget Tuesday night
• Crimes Rates Fall Again, According to Preliminary Stats
• Commerce City Neighborhood Outreaches
• Rapids, TFC Battle to a Scoreless Draw
• SINCE THE WORLD DID NOT END... WE SHOULD LIVE IN PEACE
• 7NEWS: "Brighton Firefighter Arrested On Rape Charges"
• Borden takes 13th in state 5A shot put
• Rapids May 22 - Promotions & Activities
• On the way home…
• "Brake for Bela" safety campaign...
• Commerce City Council is expected to extend the economic incentive program
• Reunioun Resident Group (HUG) want community garden in Northern Range...
• Commerce City Council to honor Dijoun Quinn...
• Denver POST: 8 initiatives to legalize pot seek spots on 2012 Colorado ballot
• 2011 PRAIRIE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION PARKING
• Colorado Students Earn First and Second-Place Awards in Army’s National STEM Competition
• Horse Events Canceled at Fairgrounds Due to EHV-1 Outbreak
• Wildlife refuge, former arsenal comes full circle with new visitor’s center
• Latest allegations against Assessor Reyes prompts ethical review
• Darr went to far
• Commerce City sees positives, areas for improvement after citizen survey
• EHV-1 outbreak cancels local horse events
• Clean-up begins near old Adams City HS
• RAPIDS LEARN CONCACAF CHAMPIONS LEAGUE GROUP STAGE OPPONENTS
• Afternoon storm causes damage in Commerce City
• Water Main Break in Monaco area.
• Utility Imposter Continues to Attempt Scam on United Power Customers in Brighton
• Commerce City Council Meeting Live and Replayed on Comcast Channel 8
• FBI Releases Preliminary Statistics for Law Enforcement Officers Killed in 2010
• Perlmutter to host two phone-in town hall meetings
• Johnson steps down from city council
• Letters of Intent Sought for Commerce City Council Vacancy
• Ethics Watch Calls On Adams County Sheriff Douglas Darr To Resign
• Udall Statement on Seeing bin Laden Photos
• Congratulations to Brighton's Lauer-Krauts
• Ethics Watch says Darr should resign
• Commerce City resident Rick Teter announces his intentions to run for Commerce City Council Ward 4 seat...
• Colorado State Representative House District 32 Kevin Priola
• EVA HENRY ANNOUNCES HER BID FOR THORNTON CITY COUNCIL
• Dreams Really Can Come True – From Arsenal to Refuge...
• Message from Commerce City Economic Development Director Brittany A. Morris...
• State Senator Mary Hodge to hold 2011 session wrap up tour...
• Prairie View, Brighton baseball seasons end
• Commerce City to honor Perlmutter with Proclamation...
• 7NEWS: "Carrie McCandless Back In Jail In Larimer County"
• Commerce City gets $312,000 for Fairfax Park Improvements...
• Denver POST Editorial: Adams County assessor must step aside
• Phish names Dick's Sporting Goods Park their final tour date of 2011
• Woman Charged for Death of Family of Five
• XCEL ENERGY PLANS FOR PIPELINE IN COMMERCE CITY AND SURROUNDING AREAS
• United Power Warns Members of Scammers Posing as Utility Workers in Brighton
• Casso Calls for Independent Commission for Redistricting Issue...
• Dueling Adams County Sheriffs will Cost Taxpayers…
• Jury sides with Nicastle
• Redistricting issue heads to the courts
• Rain, floods close intersection
• Chairman Ryan Call Released the Following Statement Regarding Redistricting
• ACHS principal, Wesley Paxton has resigned...
• Update on Board Action Regarding Superintendent
• Coffee with a Commerce City Cop...
• 7NEWS: "Councilman Ran On Restoring Trust, Charged With Felony"
• Commerce City’s 2011 Summer Camp taking registrations
• Council expected to extend United Power, Excel franchise agreements
• Kids fishing derby rescheduled
• Topsy Turbine
• Three hurt, two arrested after stabbing
• Commerce City hosts state’s largest Memorial Day Parade
• City council petitions available in early August
• Attorney General decries Colorado Senate’s lack of leadership as it fails to pass a widely supported THC driving limit
• A Call to the Public... Leaders Needed...
• Senate Democrats Kill Two Redistricting Bills In Less Than 24 Hours
• BHS, Prairie View bounced from first round of soccer playoffs
• Paper delivery delayed
• Readers are leaders...
• The Story of Baby John...
• School District 27J Employees Honored...
• Adams 14 CSAP Scores Improve 11 Percent in Third Grade
• Senate Republicans continue their fight to unfairly draw Colorado Congressional districts in their favor
• Dara Schmidt Becomes Anythink Brighton Manager
• Fuel drums catch fire
• Adams County assessor target of ethics investigation
• Prosecution rests in Nicastle v. Darr case
• Brighton Structure Fire
• Commerce City: 2011 Citizen Survey Results Released
• Denver POST: Adams seeks investigation of gifts to assessor
• Student-penned resolution passes Senate today
• United Power to Host Series of FREE Energy-Saving Workshops
• School District 27J Snap-Shot: 3 years... $12.9 million cut... 1,800 students added...
• Attention: Parents for 27J Students MEETING
• $50 Adoption Fees
• The 88 drive-in theatre in Commerce City...
• Denver POST: Adams County assessor's exchanges with company official raise questions
• 7NEWS: "ADAMS COUNTY - Dying Inmate Accused Of Faking Seizures, Health Problems"
• Three hurt, two arrested after afternoon altercation
• Former undersheriff, IA head says policy should not have been changed
• The Neighborhood Identification Project (Lead by Community Enterprise)
• DA Don Quick term limits goes to petition...
• Adams 14 Summer Food Service Program
• Commerce City Stabbing in the Belle Creek Area...
• Kids fishing derby rescheduled
• 9NEWS: "Walmart backtracks on manager following unreported allegation"
• Axiom Strategies Responds to 7NEWS Investigation...
• Nicastle: 'I can't think of any other explanation than evil intent'
• Denver POST: Deputy sues sheriff, Adams County over "sabotage"
• Pinnacol Questions Lobbyist After CALL7 Investigation
• Commerce City 27th Annual Pancake Breakfast...
• Have you considered a Advisory Committees & Partners position with Commerce City???
• US Department of Labor’s OSHA launches ‘Picture It! Safe Workplaces for Everyone’ photo contest
• Democrats offer the Colorado Compromise redistricting map today
• National Drinking Water Week - May 2-6, 2011
• The Federal Transit Administration Signs Record of Decision for the North Metro Environmental Impact Statement
• "If We Make It In America , We Will Make It in America ."
• Recession Over, But Renters Still Waiting for Recovery
• SECURITIES COMMISSIONER TAKES ENFORCEMENT ACTION AGAINST MEDICAL MARIJUANA COMPANY
• Retaliation allegations take center stage in federal suit against sheriff
• 27J considering transportation fees for 2011
• Pancake breakfast Saturday
• Police Activity at ACHS was Routine Drill...
• Medal of Valor awarded to two Brighton Firefighters
• Retaliation? In-house investigation? Darr vs. Nicastle enters Day 3
• Heriberto "Bert" Holguin named Adams County 2010 Employee of the Year
• 7NEWS: "Lawmakers Scrambling To Explain Meals With Lobbyist"
• State Senator Mary Hodge Presents...
• The Furry Scurry is this Saturday!
• History meets energy efficiency in Brighton
• Perlmutter reacts to bin Laden murder
• Darr continues testimony in Nicastle lawsuit
• Rocky Mountain Wildlife Film Festival at the Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge in Commerce City
• Keep your child active this summer by participating in Commerce City’s 2011 Summer Camp
• Brighton: Monthly outdoor warning siren test to be conducted Wednesday, May 4
• Be a Part of Colorado’s Largest Memorial Day Parade
• Jury seated in Nicastle suit
• President Obama announces that Osama bin Laden has been killed by US special operation forces
• Udall Responds to President Obama’s Announcement that Osama bin Laden is Dead
• Comments by Colo. House District 32 Representative Edward Casso Regarding News about Osama bin Laden
• Perlmutter Statement Regarding U.S. Operations that Killed Osama Bin Laden
• Obama's Statement on Bin Laden {Partial Transcript}
• Statement by former U.S. President Bush on Bin Laden’s death
• This statement was issued by Senator Michael Bennet (D-Colo.) after President Obama made his announcement...
• 7NEWS: "Commerce City Cops Don't Investigate Sex Assault Claim At Nursing Home"
• Commerce City Earns 20th ‘ Tree City USA ’ Designation
• Fielder is 27J's next superintendent
• Dr. Chris Fiedler is NEW 27J Superintendent of Schools
• BHS, Prairie View choirs part of CHSAA vocal music gala Monday night
• Commerce City Business Certol International wants to makes changes...
• Update from your Colorado State Senator MARY HODGE
• Prescription Drug Roundup (Commerce City)
• Breakthrough Water Agreement Will Benefit Entire State & CD 7
• Mejia: Slow Down on Stock Show Lease Decision
• National Western, Gaylord seek stock show and entertainment complex (including Commerce City)
• Commerce City Police: Walmart didn't report previous eye doctor allegation
• May events available at Platte Valley Medical Center
• Foster parents provide loving homes for area children in need
• Dancing with Daddy
• Blunck says district won’t cut teachers, increase class sizes
• Natale to deliver State of the City speech this morning at City Council chambers
• DA appoints special prosecutor in Nichol case
• Buffalo Run
• School District Adams #14 Recess with the Rapids
• President Obama's Long Form Birth Certificate
• Eye doctor suspected of molesting girl at Commerce City Walmart
• RTD Board of Directors Decides Not to Pursue FasTracks Tax This Year
• Brighton Police Department reminds merchants about sign regulations
• The State of Commerce City is Strong
• Prescription drug roundup
• World Cup of Wine & Beer Charity Tasting
• Thornton Police Department notified of a suspicious device...
• FBI Manhunt - Suspect Considered Dangerous
• Commerce City 2011 State of the City
• Calling All Artists...Help Support CASA!
• Superintendent's 2nd Annual STATE OF THE DISTRICT ADDRESS
• PUBLIC NOTICE (School District 27J)
• Arts Week in Adams #14
• Long-Range Financial Plan Presentation on Golf, Open Space, Parks, Recreation & Trails (Commerce City)
• Increasing fee-in-lieu school impact fee (Commerce City)
• Active AMBER Alerts - Missing Children: Celena Romero & Charlie Romero
• Brighton Police Make Arrests in Library Vandalism
• Natale to deliver State of City speech Tuesday
• DA appoints special prosecutor in Nichol case
• DA Quick decided to request the appointment of a special prosecutor for Alice Nichol case...
• Local Leaders Meet with Chinese Mayors, Economic Officials to Further Metro Area U.S. – China Cooperation Zone
• Citizenship voting proof bill faces uncertain future in Senate
• Community can meet 27J candidates during April 29 meeting
• Second jail inmate commits suicide
• Commerce City Seeking Liquor Licensing Authority Members
• First try at redistricting draw criticism
• Vacant building collapses in fire
• Columbine High School will not hold classes today... 12 years later, a day to mourn
• Remembering Christina “Tina” Gerstmann
• DENVER ZOO ANIMALS EGGSTATIC OVER EASTER!
• Broncos 2011 Schedule Released
• Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan Open House Next Tuesday
• Priola schedules town hall meeting Saturday
• PVHS/BHS Jazz Fundraiser Dinner and Concert
• Adams County Household Chemical & Electronic Waste Roundup on May 7
• “Name Game” being held for new adult recreation center
• Second inmate commits suicide at Ad Comm Jail
• Commerce City Council Expected to Give Out Incentives...
• Perlmutter: Job Growth, Energy Independence Will Lead to Stable, Secure Economy
• Commerce City Celebrates Earth Day at the Colorado Rapids Game
• Adams County Home Sales Down, Prices Up
• A Tribute to Colorado Vietnam Veterans...
• Brighton to get new Bank at 4th & Bromley
• United Power Board elections Results...
• School District 27J is pleased to announce the finalists for Superintendent
• Commissioners commemorate National Crime Victims' Week
• Brighton Boys & Girls Club starts fundraising drive
• Owl in the Family
• Legislature lops off $70 million in education cuts
• Inmate dies in AdCo Jail
• Free college day scheduled at Aims
• Welcome Home
• Sheriff’s former opponent on administrative leave
• What is Senate Bill 11-233 "Video Lottery Terminals"?
• Local Elected Officials Opposing SB11-233 Gaming Expansion
• Three-vehicle fatal crash in Adams County
• Commerce City Coffee with a Cop 2011 Schedule...
• Makeovers at Adams City Middle School
• Commerce City Council Meeting of April 11, 2011 Brings Out Many Concerned Citizens
• Volunteers Needed for Commerce City’s Victims Support Unit
• Brighton: Arbor Day events scheduled
• PVHS garage sale fundraiser on Saturday April 23rd...
• Community Workdays Scheduled for Anythink Gardens
• COMMISSIONER ALICE NICHOL RESPONDS
• Bill to require citizenship proof to vote moves to Senate
• Police Blotter...
• Congratulations to 27J Student Sebastian Romero
• 47th Annual Commerce City Memorial Day Parade...
• Commerce City Council to Honor Long Time Resident Warren Kerls...
• Legislature drops amount of education cuts
• Attorney General announces indictment against Colorado Springs man suspected of failing to pay taxes
• BRIGHTON FIRE WELCOMES NEW FIRE TRUCK TO FLEET
• Armory at Brighton Cultural Center now on Facebook
• UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE PROGRAM READY TO ASSIST WORKERS IF FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SHUTS DOWN
• Looming Government Shutdown Cancels Free Kids Fishing Event
• PARENTS FOR 27J STUDENTS MEETING Wednesday, April 13, 2011 6:30 pm
• Sexual Exploitation of a Child
• Udall Calls on Republicans to Move Past Sticking Points to Real Compromise on Budget
• Commerce City Seeking Liquor Licensing Authority Members
• Female inmate dies in Ad Com Jail
• Coming to your Neighborhood! “Curb to Clock” Clinic
• DENVER CITY COUNCIL MOURNS LOSS OF COUNCILWOMAN CARLA MADISON
• County commissioners salute former member
• Give a Heart a Home
• Warning issued after AdCo employee threatened
• CSP searching for hit-and-run driver
• Realtors argue changes to septic system regulations costly, unneeded
• Victim identified in shooting
• Fires of Spring
• Class levels among questions posed in budget survey
• Adams #14 Students Raise Money for Japan
• PRAIRIE VIEW HIGH SCHOOL POMS WIN AMERIDANCE COMPETITION
• Gateway News Poll Results...
• FISCAL YEAR 2012 BUDGET: The House Republican Proposal
• Census Data to Guide Strategic Planning in Adams County
• Commerce City: Highway Closed After Serious Crash
• Alpine Waste Makes Big Move into Compressed Natural Gas
• Capitol open house
• Fire danger is high, even in Brighton
• Registration for Funshine Summer Camp begins April 14
• Public Open House - Colorado State Capitol
• Monthly outdoor warning siren test to be conducted Wednesday, April 6
• CPR/First Aid Classes Offered...
• National Distracted Driver Awareness Month
• Colorado defeat United 4-1 at home
• Commerce City Council Expected to Support Second Reading of Ordinance No. 1851...
• Commerce City Counicl to Discuss Name of RMNWR Visitor Center...
• CSP searching for hit-and-run driver
• CSP Seeks Hit and Run Driver
• Students and Staff at Prairie View High School Host a Tribute to Vietnam Veterans
• Early Detection Saves Lives
• Gov. Hickenlooper Proclaims April Child Abuse Prevention Month
• Upcoming Events in Commerce City...
• Warning Issued at the new Adams County Government Complex
• Warning issued after threats at Ad Comm government building
• Results from Gateway News Survey: Approval Rating of Commerce City Council, Staff, Police Department
• City Council identifies priorities for 2011-2013
• United Power customers meet candidates, new CEO during forum
• Perlmutter: Republicans Add $300 Million to National Debt -- But No Jobs in 13 Weeks
• Prescription Drug Disposal
• Commerce City soliciting interest from Commerce City residents and businesses to serve...
• Ted Strickland Honored for Lifetime of Public Service...
• Commerce City: Kids fishing derby set for April 9
• Landfill fire restarts near DIA
• Teen dies in Sunday night shooting
• Community Health Services Outreach and Enrollment Staff Honored by the Adams County School District 14 Board of Education
• Who is CESAR E. CHAVEZ?
• Shooting in Commerce City
• Free Legal Information
• COMMERCE CITY RESIDENTS AND BUSINESSES INVITED TO HELP CREATE ADAMS COUNTY PLAN
• Landfill fire put out near DIA
• Area woman arrested; passenger arrested after search, chase
• Commerce City Knights of Columbus - All You Can Eat Breakfast
• 2011 Goals of the Commerce City Cultural Council...
• Issue: Trying to sort out the details on Medical Marijuana in Commerce City...
• Colorado Senate Passes Civil Unions Bill
• 2010 Census Shows America's Diversity
• FRAUD ALERT
• Local reaction is positive to concussion recognition law
• New CASA volunteers sworn in at county justice center
• Officials says nuclear emergency doesn’t pose threat to U.S.
• Large Vietnam veteran tribute taking shape for April 8
• Outline for bridge work in place
• New government center christened
• Brighton: Eggstravaganza hops into town
• Brighton Trash Bash to be held end of April, early May
• 27J ANNOUNCES KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION AND ROUND-UP
• Adams County School District #14: Rose Hill Students Collect Pennies for Patients
• Adams County Home Sales Down, Prices Steady
• Attorney General releases Spanish-language version of popular ‘Identity Theft Repair Kit’ pamphlet
• Brighton: City meets with congressional representatives
• Commerce City: City Council Identifies Priorities for the 2011-2013
• Brighton Oasis family aquatics park now on Facebook
• EXpressToll milestone reached; transponders now in 750,000 vehicles
• South Adams Co. Water & Sanitation District: Spring Irrigation Start-Up
• Recreation Center offers fishing instruction for all ages
• OUR KIDS CAN'T WAIT by Sen. Rollie Heath...
• Rapids defeat Portland 3-1 in home opener
• What is a dwelling?
• Commerce City Historical Society second annual "From Time to Time" Awards Lunch
• About Commerce City's population growth
• Attorney General unveils quarterly newsletter aimed at informing and protecting Colorado consumers
• PUC APPROVES SETTLEMENT RESTORING XCEL SOLAR INCENTIVES
• New rules relating to Medical Marijuana Centers (MMCs) in Colorado
• Interview: U.S. mayors mull over creating China investment friendly zone
• Adams School District #14: Kindergarten Roundup Schedule
• 27J Prairie View High School officially designated a "No Place for Hate" 2010-2011
• Anythink Garden Project Launches this Spring
• Brighton Police shave heads to raise money for cancer research
• Southbound traffic on Highway 85 to shift
• Proposed Septic System Use Permit Hearing on April 5
• Former Marine Found Guilty of Killing His Wife
• Volunteer teams needed to help seniors and people with disabilities
• 2011 Adams County Fair Lady in Waiting
• Brighton: Animal shelter detour set during construction
• Season passes for Brighton Oasis on sale now
• Commerce City Hosts State Budget Town Hall Saturday
• Hiroyuki: "appreciate the things life brings you..."
• Trying Kids as Adults: Policies are Changing
• Brighton: Agricultural preservation sub-committee members needed
• PROTEIN POWER NEEDED FOR FOOD BOXES
• Bennet Calls On Fed, Treasury to Lay Out Economic, Fiscal Consequences of Failing to Extend Debt Limit
• Perlmutter Co-Sponsors Debit Card Reform Fix
• Six Brighton youth chosen to be honored
• Dems take aim at GOP budget plan
• Natale: Completion of FasTracks in best interest
• Commerce City opposes Xcel Energy’s solar rebate reduction
• Commerce City leaders meet with Congressional representatives
• McBroom named deputy city manager
• PVHS soccer player OK after goal falls on her
• CO Senator Mary Hodge: House and Senate Democrats Team Up for Statewide “Budget Listening Tour”
• Morris Elected Chair of Metro Denver Economic Development Corporation’s Professionals Group
• Perlmutter: We have to Keep our Nation Operating -- We Are All In This Together
• Ribbon Cuttings in Commerce City!!!
• JOB FAIR • SEEKING SUBCONTRACTORS FOR THE NEW BRIGHTON CITY HALL RENOVATION
• “Your Money, Your Life” Series Begins at Anythink Commerce City
• Health Insurance Carriers Must Include Maternity Coverage
• Ramirez Bill Protecting Kids Passes House
• Anythink Communications Director Steve Hansen Resigns
• Honoring Last WWI American Veteran
• Gateway News Request "Sunshine Week" Proclamation from Local Governments...
• Robbery of Academy Bank Branch in Thornton
• South Adams County Water and Sanitation: Fix a Leak Week
• Bennet Statement on President Obama’s Call for Passage of No Child Left Behind Fix
• WESTERRA CREDIT UNION NAMED PRESENTING SPONSOR FOR COLORADO RAPIDS 2011 SEASON
• Commerce City Leaders Meeting with Congressional Representatives
• Attorney General, Secretary of State and AARP ElderWatch warn Coloradans to beware of false charity scams after quake, tsunami
• Make the Call to a Sober Designated Driver this St. Patrick's Day 7-Day Heat Is On DUI Crackdown Starts Friday
• The 2011 Adams County Camp Lottery is open!
• Weed fire closes state Highway 2
• Goal falls, strikes PVHS soccer player
• Adams County: Man found guilty in beating death
• Brighton Police obtain warrant for suspect of Attempted Murder
• Brian McBroom named deputy city manager of Commerce City
• Preliminary hearing set for driver in Picadilly Road crash
• UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE WEEKLY CLAIMS REPORT
• 27J PARTICIPATING IN THE ADAMS COUNTY YOUTH INITIATIVE
• Adams School District #14: Board of Education Special Meeting
• Monaco Street Project
• Smoke near DIA
• BOARD SELECTS DENVER STATE UNIVERSITY AS POTENTIAL NEW NAME
• Tweet budget concerns Thursday
• Oil battery fire near DIA
• United Power hosts candidate forum on March 15th
• Adams County Fair Lady in Waiting Contest
• Former Brighton Fire employee arrested
• BEDC hands out annual awards
• Government in the Grocery
• Commerce City business cited for safety violations
• March/April Programs at Anythink Commerce City
• Feels Like Home
• United Power hosts candidate forum
• Commerce City roadway to close for six weeks
• Commerce City Hired Consultant Firm AngelouEconomics Comes Under Fire...
• Commerce City Unanimously Supports a 0.4 Percent Sales Tax Increase for FasTracks Program
• Brighton: Board and Commission positions available
• UPCOMING SHHRP OPPORTUNITY FAIR
• Commerce City Opposes Xcel Energy’s Solar Rebate Reduction
• Brighton Police seek man for questioning
• GOP “So Be It” Budget Plan Would Give 11,900 Coloradans the Pink Slip
• Commerce City getting "Bad Checks" for tax payments... New Ordinance entitled "Fraud by check” will be considered
• Commerce City Council Expected to Support resolution Opposing Xcel Solar Rebate Reduction
• Six-week Closure of 96th Avenue West of State Highway 2 Begins Wednesday, March 16, 2011
• Commerce City business cited
• IMPORTANT CONCEALED HANDGUN PERMIT NEWS
• Commerce City business cited by OSHA
• 27J: Congratulations to the following National DECA Qualifiers!
• The Story of Brighton Night Watchmen James D. Ellis...
• Back in the grind
• MetroWest staffers honored at annual CPA convention
• Dry Creek gets go-ahead from Weld
• March/April Programs at Anythink Commerce City
• Census data shows Hispanic population makes up 47 percent of community
• Stevenson out as 27J academic head
• Commerce City Police Department to Hold Bullying and Cyber-Bullying Class
• Brighton Council prohibits medical marijuana centers
• March 4th is Dress in Blue Day for Colorectal Cancer Awareness
• “We Should Make Responsible Cuts - and Not Irresponsibly Gut -- Our Budget.”
• HB 1250 in Limbo: Committee Delays a Vote
• COFFEE WITH A COMMERCE CITY COP
• News from your Colorado State Senator Mary Hodge
• Brighton Economic Development Corporation Announces 2011 Annual Awards Gala Award Winners
• Mile High Music Festival expected to skip this year...
• Commerce City Boards and Commissions Vacancies and Re- Appointment Update...
• Commerce City Golf Course Future... Sell it, Open Space, Keep it???
• Volunteer victim advocates needed; training begins in March
• Adams County Board of Commissioners Outlines Strategic Plan
• Brighton: Water source change to occur week of March 7
• E-470 board announces new director appointees and officers
• Monthly outdoor warning siren test to be conducted Wednesday, March 2
• Monthly outdoor warning siren test to be conducted Wednesday, March 2
• Heritage ousts Prairie View from state 5A girls basketball tournament
• 27J OFFERS FULL-DAY KINDERGARTEN
• Brighton’s population up 59 percent
• Perlmutter Holding Government in the Grocery SATURDAY Feb. 26, 2011
• Flooding reduction work at Longspeak and Highway 85
• Todd Cordrey Resigns as Anythink Brighton Manager
• Man Found Guilty in Shooting Death of Former Business Partner
• Commerce City 4th fastest growing city in state
• In regards to the Economic Development Update presented by Brittany Morris, the Gateway News has the following questions:
• AMERICA'S GREAT OUTDOORS: Salazar Announces New Draft Vision for Future of National Wildlife Refuge System
• 20 Year Old Sentenced in 4th of July Shooting
• PVHS boys team bounced from state basketball playoffs
• U.S. Census UPDATE...
• Commerce City Historical Society Annual Report Update
• 27J: School Staffs Receive Evacuation Assistance Training
• Mejia: City Should Pay Back Invalid Parking Tickets
• MLS Commissioner Don Garber to Serve as Keynote Speaker
• Perlmutter restarts Government in the Grocery forums
• Shopneck pride!
• 27J still sees work to do on improving graduation numbers
• Home and garden show offers something for everybody
• To your health
• Tracey Snyder reappointed to national commitee
• Woman Sentenced in I-25 Fatality
• Nuggets acquire five players, three picks in three-team trade
• Senate Republicans Announce Online Constituent Platform
• U.S. Rep. Ed Perlmutter: Republicans Give 800,000 Americans Pink Slip While they Sleep
• Council meeting called off
• Perlmutter postpones Government in the Grocery one week
• Mizraim Cordero Joins the Rangeview Library District Board
• Attorney General thanks governor for issuing a proclamation in honor of Safe2Tell
• Adams County Sheriff’s Office SEXUALLY VIOLENT PREDATOR COMMUNITY NOTIFICATION BULLETIN
• Brighton: Decorations to be picked up at cemeteries
• Perlmutter Postpones Government in the Grocery ONE WEEK – New Date Feb. 26, 2011
• RAPIDS FEATURED SEVEN TIMES ON FOX SOCCER CHANNEL IN 2011
• Senate Republicans Call On Democrats To Reevaluate Their Attitude Toward Business
• 27J superintendent named CHARTER SCHOOL authorizer of the year
• Suspected driver in Thornton fatal crash given probation 2 days prior
• Perlmutter resumes Government in the Grocery
• Brighton: Volunteer opportunities available with the city
• Commerce City Mayor Pro Tem Tracey Snyder Reappointed to National Public Safety and Crime Prevention Steering Committee
• Senate Democrats oppose Arizona-style immigration bill
• Perlmutter and Safeway Announce Government in the Grocery Feb. 19, 2011
• Brighton: Armory schedules closure for maintenance
• Medical Marijuana Patients May Lose Driving Privileges
• Commerce City summer camps offer ‘something cool every day’
• PVMC foundation grant to support digital mammography upgrade
• Health screenings, fitness demonstrations offered at Fair
• District promises community input in search for superintendent
• Rams Bound
• Commerce City Council looks for community input
• Proposed education cuts no surprise to 27J
• School District 27J Teacher Earns National Board Certification
• Use your smart phone to get your Girl Scout Cookies fix
• Northern Range King Soopers on Schedule...
• Colorado Must Say No to Arizona Copycat Laws (opinion)
• Colorado Golden Gloves State Tournament
• Brighton: Reward offered for vandalism to Library
• Over 100 Business Leaders Attend Annual Business and Development Summit
• Adams 14 Receives Award for Budget Excellence
• RAPIDS EMBARK ON STATEWIDE MLS CUP TOUR
• Journey to Wellness Program Wins National Award
• PRESS STATEMENT by DA Quick
• RAPIDS RELEASE 2011 REGULAR SEASON SCHEDULE
• Commerce City Council Members Seek Community Input
• Charges Filed in Child’s Death
• Less Than Picturesque
• Commerce City ‘on the move’
• Weather wreaks havoc
• CHS celebrates second anniversary of health care coverage push for kids
• Adams County commissioner calls for reforms in wake of allegations
• Health screenings, fitness demonstrations offered at Belle Creek Fair
• Marijuana Grow Discovered During Search Warrant
• Brighton: Missing Autistic High School Student, Update: Found Safely
• Community Health Services Celebrates the Second Anniversary of Funding to Help Get Kids Enrolled in Health Coverage!
• Frozen body ID'd
• Commerce City Council Gives Funds to non-profits...
• Gateway News Survey Results – Commerce City Image Issue...
• Colo. Bill in the works: Movie Ticket Fee For Film Incentives
• Commerce City Celebrates Let’s Move! One-Year Anniversary and the Colorado Rapids MLS Championship
• Commerce City family's roof collapses on son
• Bennett man OK
• Man arrested in Picadilly Road crash
• Nominations being taken for youth award
• MAN WANTED FOR PAROLE VIOLATION ARRESTED AFTER SHORT PURSUIT
• Adams County Sheriff’s Office Announce Internet Reporting Option in the Fight Against Graffiti
• Suspicion of Child Abuse that Resulted in the Death of a Toddler
• Firefighters work hard to save home
• Perlmutter Urges House Leadership to Promote Job Growth in U.S.A. House Republican Budget Leaves U.S. with $1.4 Trillion Deficit
• Increased DUI Enforcement this Super Bowl Weekend
• ASSISTANCE NEEDED IN LOCATING MISSING DISABLED MAN
• Mayors recommend putting FasTracks sales tax hike on November ballot
• Commerce City Business & Development Summit - SURVEY
• City reminds residents to protect water pipes during freezing temperatures
• Prairie Playhouse presents Roald Dahl’s Willy Wonka
• Local organizations make it easy to donate food, books
• Chairman, vice-chair named to BOCC
• Armed man arrested; Prairie View High School locked down
• United Power increase to be seen in facility, energy charges
• BHS student returns home after two-week sojourn
• Former paving company president arrested
• Bennet Statement in Celebration of Black History Month
• Udall Statement in Celebration of Black History Month
• Adams 14 shuts down Feb. 2
• Council study session called off
• Delayed opening for city offices Tuesday
• City closes early; plans to open Tuesday
• Adams 14 shuts down Feb. 1
• Important school closure information from Adams County School District 14
• 27J: NO SCHOOL ON TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2011
• Metro North Chamber Recognizes Region’s Outstanding Business Leaders & Businesses
• Commissioner Calls for Reforms
• Citizen Service Before Self Honors and Gov. Hickenlooper now accepting nominations
• 2011 Adams County Board of Commissioners Chairman Named
• Commerce City offers Valentine treats for entire family
• Foundations Academy Students Go the Distance with Record Donation to Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation
• City’s tree program helps residents get trees at reasonable cost
• Missing BHS student turns up safe
• February Programs at Anythink Brighton
• National Test Shows Colorado Science Scores Slightly Higher Than Average
• Ask for a "YES" vote on Colorado State Senate Bill 9
• Bennet Joins Colleagues to Stop Congressional Pay Raise
• Gateway News Lauches "Homeword"
• CONSERVATION THROUGH THE ARTS
• Colorado Republican Response to State of the Union
• Bennet: To Compete and Create Jobs, America Must Focus on Innovation, Education and Deficit Reduction
• Portion of Fulton Ditch trail open
• Deadline nears for Veterans Memorial brick orders
• Reading and leading
• Excess bond money will allow 27J to build elementary school
• Arrest affidavit unlocks new details in murder of Brighton man
• Perlmutter Reaction to State of the Union
• Parole suspect arrested after short chase
• Brighton: Auditions for youth talent show
• Prairie View High School in Brighton Placed on Lockdown
• Armed man arrested at Prairie View HS
• Four United Power board seats open
• Hopefuls look to impress Rapids tech staff
• School District 27J offers new web store for parents to pay school related fees
• Adams County School District 14 Health Grows!
• Gateway News Survey Results: Number of Adams County Commissioners
• Message from State Senator MARY HODGE
• DA Don Quick Files Charges in Brighton Death
• Commerce City employees say yes to union
• Rapist gets three lengthy sentences
• City employees vote to unionize
• Serial Rapist Convicted with DNA Evidence
• Perlmutter Votes to Protect Individual Freedom
• Brighton High School student missing since Sunday
• Deadline nears for Veterans Memorial brick orders
• 27J VOTERS GET WHAT’S PROMISED AND MUCH MORE!
• Arizona Copycat Immigration Legislation Introduced in CO Senate
• Brighton gives back; free mulch available from recycled Christmas trees
• 27J expects to cut $3 million to $5 million from budget
• District superintendent search picks up the pace
• Perlmutter postpones next Government in Grocery meeting
• Staff shakeup at Adams County coroner’s office
• Adams County Seeks 2011 Fair Royalty Contestants
• Perlmutter Statement About Future Government in the Grocery: Jan.29th meeting is postponed
• Man Pleads Guilty to Killing 84 Year-Old Step-Father
• Traffic Light to Be Removed at 96th Avenue and Peoria Street in Commerce City
• Brighton reminds residents to “Resolve to be Ready in 2011”
• Attorney General announces Bernie Buescher as new deputy attorney general for State Services Section
• State's First 24-HR. Identity Theft and Fraud TOLL FREE HOTLINE
• One Killed on I-25 in Thornton
• Gateway News Survey Results: Ban on Medical Marijuana Dispensaries in your city or county
• Message from Commerce City ED director: Brittany A. Morris
• Letter from Commerce City: Jerry Flannery City Manager
• Lt. Gov. Garcia Urges Coloradans to Give Back on MLK Day
• Victim Not Dressed Appropriately for the Weather Conditions
• Denver woman dies in area hit-and-run collision
• ATTORNEY GENERAL ANNOUNCES 12-YEAR PROBATION SENTENCE FOR MAN WHO ILLEGALLY DISPOSED OF WASTE IN ADAMS COUNTY
• Brighton Police make arrests in homicide
• Admission is Free this Weekend at National Parks
• Woman struck, killed in unincorporated Adams County
• Women Killed by car in Unincorporated Adams County
• New Adams County Coroner Vacated all Existing Positions
• Notable Colorado bills from the first day (2011)
• Blood drive at PVMC
• School District 27J 4th Annual School District Wellness Fair
• Patient Lawsuit Dismissed by Colo. Supreme Court
• State Senator MARY HODGE: Opening Day 2011
• RAPIDS SELECT TWO DEFENDERS IN 2011 MLS SUPERDRAFT
• Brighton Police Investigating Homicide
• John Fox agreed to terms to become the 14th head coach in Denver Broncos history
• Man Sentenced for Commerce City Horse Stable Fire
• 2011 Adams County Inauguration
• County Offices Closed Monday, Jan. 17
• Lost lunch money changes
• Sheriff citizens' academy
• Free parenting class under way
• Man sentenced for fire that killed 12 horses
• Perlmutter salutes Giffords in U.S. House (w/video)
• Rapids Season Ticket Holders... REMINDER: Renewal Deadline is January 14
• Brighton - Currently Looking for Volunteers
• Commerce City Police Department COFFEE WITH A COP
• Commerce City names new Communications Manager
• John Hickenlooper inaugurated as Colorado’s 42nd Governor
• House member's shooting puts Perlmutter's grocery store meetings under review
• Brighton - Pre-applications being accepted for Section 8 waitlist
• Perlmutter Government in the Grocery Program NOT on Hold At This Time
• Denver Metro Chamber: "An Open Letter to Colorado’s Elected Leaders"
• Perlmutter suspends next two grocery store meetings
• Don Hunt named Executive Director of Department of Transportation
• Census shows education gaps by district
• Shooting won't change Solano's, Sonnenberg's public interaction
• Little Britches Rodeo organizational meeting set
• Rep. Gabrielle Giffords of Arizona Suffers Gunshot to the Head
• President and Vice President Statements on AZ Shooting
• Comments by U.S. Senator Michael Bennet regarding Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords
• Mark Udall’s Statement on the Shooting of Rep. Gabrielle Giffords
• 27J SCHOOL NUTRITION SERVICES MEAL CHARGING POLICY
• Attorney General announces indictment of drug-distribution operation that tried to use state medical marijuana system as a cover
• GOV. RITTER GRANTS 29 PARDONS & COMMUTATIONS
• Commerce City: On track in 2011
• DENVER ZOO RECRUITING ADULT VOLUNTEERS Volunteer Open House - January 22
• Bird conservation group seeks education, citizen-science volunteers
• GOV. RITTER GRANTS POSTHUMOUS PARDON IN CASE DATING BACK TO 1930s
• More puppy mill dogs arrive in Denver, Dumb Friends League to help them find homes
• Fulton Ditch trail maintenance continues until further notice
• UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE WEEKLY CLAIMS REPORT
• 5th Annual NIGHT OF THE STARS TALENT SHOW!
• RTD Board Elects 2011 Officers, Swears in Four New Directors
• CASA Holds Cirque du Soleil Raffle to Benefit Abused & Neglected Children
• State transportation commission OKs transit funds
• USAirport Parking is pleased to present their 2011 Annual Food Drive to help support Food Bank of the Rockies!
• Reboot your career at Anythink Library
• Formal charges filed in pursuit
• Man found dead in unincorporated Adams County
• Lopez sentenced for 2009 murder
• Man Charged in Police Chase Incident
• BROADWAY HOMICIDE in Adams County
• 27J School District 2009-2010 Annual Report to the Public
• Programs for January/February at Anythink Commerce City
• Tri-County Health Department Awards Grant Funding to Adams County for Community Garden Renovation Project at Head Start Facility
• Rep. Perlmutter Praises Ritter for Ensuring Colorado’s Participation in Secure Communities
• Governor Ritter to Sign on to Secure Communities Despite Widespread Opposition
• Fulton Ditch trail maintenance extended through the week
• COLORADO TO JOIN SECURE COMMUNITIES INITIATIVE
• South Adams County Water and Sanitation District 2011 Rate Increase
• Temporarily Detoured in Downtown Denver During the Annual National Western Stock Show Parade January 6
• Accident closes 85 at 112th Avenue
• Anythink Holiday Closures and Board of Trustees Meeting Schedule for 2011
• Adams County Sex Offender Fees
• Pursuit remains under investigation
• 27J DR. CHRIS FIEDLER IS NOMINATED FOR PRINCIPAL OF THE YEAR!
• Rally for U.S. Senate Filibuster Reform, Noon Monday, January 3rd on the Colorado State Capital Steps
• Shots Fired during Multi-Jurisdictional Police Incident
• Brighton Chamber of Commerce Announces A Ribbon Cutting Ceremony For Garza Tax and Accounting
• Commerce City 2010 achievements pave way for future successes
• Cold weather ushers out 2010
• Fiedler nominated for National Principal of the Year
• RTD will provide free rides on all RTD services from 7 p.m. New Year’s Eve until 6 a.m. New Year’s Day
• Monthly outdoor warning siren test to be conducted Wednesday, Jan. 5
• Art at the Armory Art Reception, with music by Bright'n Jazz {FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!}
• Brighton Chamber of Commerce Announces 2011 Golf Tournament Beneficiary
• Cleaning for a Reason
• GOV. RITTER ISSUES 20 PARDONS
• Adco Commissioners adopt 2011 budget
• PVMS eighth-graders host Roller Coaster Expo
• Main Street maintenance will occur on Monday Dec. 27th
• Banking Commissioner Resigns
• Liz Ryan Presents Career Reboot Workshop at Anythink Brighton and Bennett Locations in January
• Show your support for homeless pets during the Dumb Friends League Pledges for Pets Telethon, Jan. 30
• Gov. Ritter Orders Flags Lowered in Honor of Lance Cpl. Jose Hernandez
• Fulton Ditch trail closed for maintenance
• RAPIDS HAVE FOUR PLAYERS CALLED INTO U.S. NATIONAL TEAM TRAINING CAMP BEGINNING JAN. 4
• “If We Make it in America, We Will Make It in America” Perlmutter Supports COMPETES Act to Promote Job and Manufacturing Growth
• Adams County Justice Center to open Self Help Resource Center
• 19 Year-Old Killed on US Higway 85
• Brighton Boards and Commission positions available
• Commerce City employees successful food drive
• City of Brighton...Christmas tree recycling begins December 26th
• Project Present wraps up another successful holiday drive
• RAPIDS TO HOST EXPANSION PORTLAND TIMBERS IN 2011 SEASON OPENER
• Commerce City expresses optimism regarding grocery store in Northern Range
• Udall Helps Lead the U.S. Senate on Big Bipartisan Step Forward to Repeal Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell
• Bennet: DREAM Act Good for Economy, Armed Forces and American Taxpayers
• Investigators determine origin of Brighton apartment fire
• Victim of Fatal Accident on Interstate 76 and Bromley Lane Identified
• Juan Carlos Lopez Sentenced to 48 years in Commerce City Killing
• Despite Economy, Over $100,000 Raised For CASA
• John McCuskey Named Executive Director of E-470 Public Highway Authority
• Brighton Apartment Fire Update: Red Cross providing emergency lodging, food, clothing
• Your Vote is Needed to Name the new Mammoth at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science
• Connect with the city of Brighton on Facebook and Twitter
• Possible Injuries at Brighton Fire
• Commerce City Gathers Food for Thought
• Michelle Obama to Present National Medal to Anythink Libraries
• Adams County Commissioners Adopt 2011 Budget
• CPR/First Aid Classes
• “Our nation is most secure when the bravest and best Americans answer the call of duty, regardless of sexual orientation” Perlmutter Supports Repeal of “Don’t Ask Don’t Tell”
• United Power names new CEO
• Torres misses court appearance
• PVHS plans salute to veterans
• Brighton wants to add new windows, roof to new City Hall
• Report: Brighton water lacks consistency
• Adams 14 Celebrates 10th Annual Derby Winter Festival
• Brighton Festival of Lights parade winners announced
• Brighton Chamber of Commerce Re-Branding Effort
• Major Accident Closes I-76 in Brighton
• One seriously injured in rollover crash
• Bus Fire in Unicorporated Adams County
• Commerce City homeowners, homebuilders take advantage of rebates
• Commerce City Gathers Food for Thought
• Anythink Announces Holiday Closures
• PVHS football all-conference
• Commerce City Pool Closed
• Brighton Economic Development Corporation Announces Executive Officers for 2011-2012
• E-470 Wins 2010 Alfred P. Sloan Award for Business Excellence in Workplace Flexibility
• Ronald Asche Announced as Next United Power CEO
• Brighton recognizes employee’s service to the community
• Commerce City Holiday Lighting Contest seeks nominations
• Parade to close Bridge Street in Brighton
• DREAM Act Passes the US House and is Moving On in the US Senate!
• Vestas has received an order for 24 V90-1.8 MW turbines for Minnesota, USA...Good News for Brighton
• “DREAM Act is the right thing to do – both economically for our country and morally.”
• Adams County on the move
• Commerce City police go high-tech in searches
• No medical marijuana facilities in Adams County
• Lockdown ends at Adams City HS
• Christmas Again
• Bennet Urges Senate To Support DREAM Act
• Adams City High School lockdown ends
• Adams County Prohibits Medical Marijuana Facilities
• Adams City High School On Lockdown
• Brighton - Pre-applications being accepted for Section 8 waitlist
• Firefighters battle high winds to extinguish house fire
• COMMERCE CITY CHANGES NAME TO VICTORY CROSSING
• UPCOMING EVENTS AT THE ARMORY AT BRIGHTON CULTURAL CENTER
• Thornton Council puts area transportation needs in spotlight
• Adams City High School and Access Housing Offer Gift to the Community
• Commerce City police ‘tackle’ high school football players in fundraiser
• Perlmutter Holding Career Fair Next Week Many Colorado Businesses Who are Hiring Will Participate
• “Grateful Dog” Donates pet masks
• Obama: FIFA made the wrong decision
• Perlmutter Votes for $1.5 Trillion in Tax Relief for Hardworking People in the Middle
• 27J School District: SCHOOL SAFETY REMAINS A PRIORITY!
• Perlmutter and Colorado House Delegation United in Support For Colorado Rapids
• 2010 Thornton Food Drive biggest to date
• TWO-DAY COMMERCE CITY FERIA DE SALUD/FAMILY 9HEALTH FAIR PROVIDES THOUSANDS OF HEALTH SCREENINGS
• United Power Offers Scholarships, Trips to Washington, D.C. for Area Youth
• Blunck looks forward to time with family after retirement
• Broncucia-Jordan’s win holds up in official final election results
• Adams County commissioners award $7 million in open space grants
• Lopez to be sentenced in area murder case
• Commerce City Looking for Deputy City Manager...
• Commerce City Police go high tech in searching for missing children
• Adams 14 Art Show and Open House
• Thornton WinterFest 2010
• Christmas Tree Recycling at the Adams County Regional Park & Fairgrounds
• Denver City Council give verbal support to federal DREAM Act
• “Cracker Shells” to be used at Buffalo Run Golf Course
• GOV. RITTER ORDERS FLAGS LOWERED IN HONOR OF DEPUTY SAM BROWNLEE
• 7:00pm Prairie Playhouse presents “Almost Christmas” a NEW family musical!
• Cutting the Deficit by Freezing Federal Employee Pay
• Learn How to Give Hope to an Abused & Neglected Child at CASA 101
• Donate to U.S. troops in Afghanistan
• Two Commerce City Representatives Selected to Serve on Hickenlooper Transition Team
• Hands for Students
• Embezzlement suspect dies
• Prairie Playhouse Christmas
• Adams County is on the Move!
• Perlmutter Announces Tax Refunds Available For More than 2,100 Coloradans
• Jobs Fair on December 6 Hosted by the Office of Rep. Perlmutter
• Altitude to re-air MLS Cup title game
• Serious accident under investigation
• Insufficient evidence to file criminal charges
• Alcohol Related Rollover Accident on Interstate 76
• Perlmutter Releases Travel and Security Screening Information from the TSA
• COLORADO EMPLOYMENT SITUATION October 2010
• Locals Endure Cold Night in a Box to Raise Awareness of Homeless in Denver
• Join the Colorado Rapids players and staff for the MLS Cup Victory Rally!
• Perlmutter Congratulates Colorado Rapids 2010 MLS Cup Victory Rapids Drown Dallas in Final
• GOV. RITTER PROCLAIMS NOV. 23rd “RAPIDS CRIMSON COLORADO DAY” AND ORDERS RAPIDS FLAG FLOWN OVER CAPITOL
• Rollover Accident Causes Traffic Delays in Commerce City
• Total of 5 Injured in Commerce City Car Accident
• Brighton City Manager Update: Arsenal Contaminations Drop Considerable
• CSP arrests Denver man after early morning chase
• Commerce City police hope to ‘tackle’ high school football players
• Athletic Director Sentenced for Stealing Money from School
• What causes water hardness?...by South Adams Co. Water & Sanitation District
• Commerce City Council Meeting Canceled
• November/December Programs at Anythink Commerce City
• There’s more politics in Janich’s future
• Solano ekes her way into a fourth term
• Sign of the times
• Local judge finalists selected
• Hodge tabbed JBC chairperson
• Northeast custodian is a Vietnam veteran
• Veteran finds purpose in helping Young Marines
• Blunck plans retirement
• 27J School District Dr. Blunck Announces Intent to Retire
• United Power Announces Winners of 2010 Holiday Card Coloring Contest
• Five Museums and Five Libraries to Receive Nation’s Highest Honor
• NEW Update to Criminal Trespass Theft Ring in Commerce City
• GOV. RITTER ORDERS FLAGS LOWERED IN HONOR OF FALLEN ARMY SOLDIERS
• November disasters keep Red Cross teams on their toes
• Rapids to wear Burgundy in Toronto
• The Commerce City Business & Professional Association Annual Holiday Gala
• What Did You Do Today? Girl Scouts of Colorado Seeks Volunteers in Adams and surrounding counties
• From the Commerce City Economic Development Director Brittany Morris
• Commerce City Technical problems
• New School Designations Report from School District 27J
• Brighton Boards and Commission positions available
• COLORADO RAPIDS TO MEET FC DALLAS IN 2010 MLS CUP
• Brighton Chamber of Commerce Announces Business After Hours With Guaranty Bank and Trust
• Brighton: Public walkways must be cleared after snowfall
• Udall Calls for Ban on Earmarks
• Turkey Trot to be held Saturday, Nov. 20
• Rapids win, advance to MLS Cup!
• Editors' Riffs: Predictions for COL-SJ Conference Championship
• Statement from the Broncos on D.J. Williams after his arrest for driving while intoxicated in Denver
• AMERICAN EDUCATION WEEK NOVEMBER 14-20, 2010
• E-470 Board Approves Toll Increase for 2011
• GOV. RITTER ORDERS FLAGS LOWERED IN HONOR OF LANCE CPL. BRANDON PEARSON
• Message from Skip Arnold, Executive Director Energy Outreach Colorado
• Police break up trespass theft ring
• Udall Statement in Celebration of Veterans Day
• Update to Criminal Trespass Theft Ring
• Brighton’s Municipal Channel 8 now available on the Web
• South Adams Water District’s proposed 2011 Budget includes a 9% rate increase
• One Week Later - Reflections on Election 2010
• Veteran’s Day Concert featuring the Golden Eagle Concert Band, benefiting Colorado Supporting our Troops
• Grimm wins treasurer's race
• Mending fences on sheriff’s agenda
• Solano narrowly defeats Janich
• Asthma training scheduled
• Car fire saga comes full circle for Brighton family
• Commerce City: Quebec Car Fire Causes Traffic Delays
• BRIGHTON: Elves needed for Festival of Lights Parade
• Join Prairie Playhouse for a family-friendly full length musical featuring child and adult performers, original music and script by Brighton natives, and of course some of your favorite Christmas tunes!
• Brighton resident injured in shooting
• Brighton prepares for winter
• Anythink Libraries Close for Thanksgiving
• National Danish Performance Team brings Danish culture and sport to Brighton CO November 14-17, 2010
• Veterans Honor Assembly
• Gov.-elect Hickenlooper announces statewide transition co-chairs
• No football playoffs for Prairie View
• Commerce City Finance Department hosts annual sales-and-use tax seminar
• Adams 14 Celebrates Parent Involvement Day
• Don't Think Your Vote Counts??? Consider this...
• Prairie View wins, waits for possible football playoff berth
• Petroleum leak contained
• Evacuations Order in Commerce City...Residents to go to Dupont Elementary.
• Haz mat leak in Commerce City
• 2010 Unofficial Election Results
• $20,000.00 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction
• Operation Food Network
• Priola Named House District 30 Winner
• Heat is on for Graffiti Vandalism in Brighton
• Adams County Seeks 2011 Fair Royalty Contestants
• Gov.-elect Hickenlooper announces transition team
• Buck Congratulates Senator Bennet
• Visit the Commerce City Family 9Health Fair!
• Buck Campaign's Statement on Vote Returns
• Decision 2010: Long gets second term as clerk and recorder
• Decision 2010: Hansen maintains lead in commissioner's race
• Decision 2010: Treasurer's race looks Grimm
• Decision 2010: Hansen to be new county commissioner
• Decision 2010: Coroner candidates in dead heat
• Decision 2010: Republican Grimm leads in treasurer's race
• Decision 2010: Darr maintains lead in sheriff's race
• Decision 2010: Coroner candidates still in dead heat
• Decision 2010: Solano has slim lead
• Decision 2010: Darr to remain sheriff
• Decision 2010: Priola wins second term
• Decision 2010: Janich concedes House 31 race
• School District 27J mill levy override goes down
• Decision 2010: Priola proud to continue work
• Letter from Colorado Gov. Elect John Hickenlooper
• Accident closes area freeway
• Commerce City Interview with Economic Development Department Director Brittany Morris
• Monthly outdoor warning siren test to be conducted Wednesday, Nov. 3
• General Voting FAQs
• Gateway News Disappointed in Negative Campaign Ad Using Our Video
• Community encouraged to attend emergency preparedness class
• Commerce City conjures witches, super heroes and more at Halloween event
• Sunday fire under investigation
• History of Halloween
• Incentive program sparks economic growth in Commerce City
• Commerce City students create winning Halloween art
• A Creepy Hollows Halloween in Commerce City
• Brighton Economic Development Corporation announces Paula Mehle as senior vice president/assistant director of BEDC
• Division of Insurance Releases “Complaints Against Insurers” Report for 2009-2010
• The ABCs of pumpkin picking
• The bookend
• DA won’t pursue charges against treasurer
• Hook, line and electrode
• BLARC Preschool Closed
• Yarn Needed
• Adams County Awards SCFD Funds
• Brighton Early Rotary presents ‘An Evening with John Fielder’
• Celebration plans under way
• Carr honored as Brighton’s citizen of the year
• Commerce City recreation staff, programs receive awards
• Derby celebrates new look at fall festival
• Man injures arm while looking for cell phone
• Outdoor warning sirens to be upgraded and tested on Oct. 28
• Westminster Woman Sentenced for Death of Her Newborn
• Two Grants Power up Public Computing Projects at Anythink Libraries
• Police activity in Reunion
• Support for Doug Darr
• Doug Darr for Sheriff
• Results Speak Volumes
• Hello to All
• Long Time Commerce City Resident Lois Kimmes
• Former Brighton city council candidate Bob Trucker VERSUS Current State Attorney General John Suthers
• One of the Few….
• Letter from Karen Davolt Parents for 27J Students, Treasurer
• Letter from Joan Kniss, President District 27J Board of Education
• Pet Passes Away in Commerce City Fire
• Carbon Monoxide Build up Considered to be a Accident
• Armory 1st Birthday Celebration is October 23, 1:00pm
• Fire ban lifted for parts of unincorporated Adams County
• SHOULD A JUDGE BE RETAINED OR NOT? A Quick Guide For Your Ballot
• Adams County Sheriff Doug Darr lifted the Fire Hazard Emergency Ban
• Red Ribbon Week in Adams County
• South Platte forum explores river issues
• Commerce City launches EPIC program for local youth
• Commerce City salutes veterans at ‘Hometown Hero’ event
• Volunteer wants to make sure mobile home cats aren’t left behind
• Calling those interested in wrestling
• United Power seeks D.C. trip applications
• Brighton Recreation Center closes for maintenance work
• Brighton: Update on city water quality concerns
• Adams County Jail inmate dies
• Adams County: Prisoner Found Unresponsive in Cell
• Attorney General announces Safe2Tell program has helped schools, law enforcement protect students
• US Labor Department's OSHA cites Tactical Cleaning Co. following worker death at tank cleaning facility in Commerce City, Colo.
• Cup comes home to Prairie View
• Commerce City salutes veterans at ‘Hometown Hero’ event
• A VISION FULFILLED at the ROCKY MOUNTAIN ARSENAL NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE IN COMMERCE CITY
• Cleanup Complete
• Untitled
• Fariello takes ‘back to basics’ approach to sheriff race
• Darr has more to finish in a potential third term as sheriff
• Nicastle wants boss' sheriff's job
• Pace seeks third, final term as Adams County commissioner
• County victim advocate faces felony embezzlement charge
• Commerce City Councilmember Rene Bullock Receives NLC’s Highest Leadership Training Honor
• House fire in Reunion kills family pet
• DA launches investigation into county treasurer's use of county printer
• Commerce City youth loses expensive game of ‘tag’
• Investigation of allegations against Adams County Treasurer
• City has been addressing water quality concerns
• Power outage cause narrowed
• Janich: CBI file 'altered'
• City Fiscal Conditions in 2010
• Hansen looks to make next step to county commissioner
• $70,000 Grant for Graffiti Removal Program
• ONLY A FEW DAYS LEFT TO SUBMIT YOUR NOMINATIONS!!
• Kemp Elementary Participates in National Walk to School Day
• Janich calls press conference to rebut campaign slam
• Search is on for arsonist
• October Noon Rotary Student of the Month
• Adams County District Attorney Supports Sheriff Darr
• Mayors from 38 Metro Area Communities Stand Together to Defeat 60/61/101
• Second for Long: Clerk and recorder pushes for second term
• Political newcomer West wants to be clerk and recorder
• Grimm’s outlook calls for change in treasurer’s office
• Experienced Christner banks on second term
• Adams County lists polling places for November election
• Investigation continues into power problems
• Residents invited to Coffee with a Commerce City Cop
• Tower Road Landfill announces free day
• Rollover accident under investigation
• Woman dies after car hits barricade, rolls
• Amazing Race Article
• Increase in First Degree Criminal Trespasses in Northern Commerce City
• Man Convicted a Second Time for 2005 Murder
• Military Personnel Should Beware of Fake TRICARE Survey Scam
• GOV. RITTER ORDERS FLAGS LOWERED TO HONOR FALLEN FIREFIGHTERS
• Car vandalism increases
• Letter to Christopher Howes, President of Colorado Retailers Association
• School board comes out against anti-government measures
• Commerce City thanks senior volunteers for 7,500 hours of work
• Commerce City Sentinel launches new website
• Fire ban for parts of unincorporated Adams County
• Brighton’s Teen Court begins fall session
• Saddle Up for Refuge Roundup 2010 at Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge
• Perlmutter Supports Cracking Down on Chinese Currency Manipulation
• Raptor Attention
• Commerce City celebrates opening of Second Creek trail
• Public School Capital Construction Assistance Board Unanimously Declares Opposition To Amendment 60,
• Janich again outspoken critic of 27J tax increase
• Police arrest man after series of car fires
• Ex-Boyfriend Found Guilty of Burning Down Apartment Complex, Killing A Man
• The search is on for Mrs. Commerce City 2011
• Highlights of the Boys & Girls Club at Kearney Middle School in Commerce City
• Adams County Fire Bans
• Voter Registration and Change of Address
• Brighton Man Arrested in Vehicle Fires
• Man Sentenced for Commerce City Carjacking
• Adams County attempted murder suspect behind bars
• DA files one case in PV bomb scare
• Agencies line up against proposed spending limits
• Experience is the forefront for Arnall in AdCo coroner run
• Broncucia-Jordan promises change as county coroner candidate
• Grandma’s cookies
• Fostering Love: Volunteers needed to care for pets at animal shelter
• Giron sentenced
• Get Your Campaign Signs At The Brighton Chamber of Commerce
• Colorado Doctors Tell Attorney General Suthers That The Lawsuit Puts Politics before Patients
• Now There Are New Payment Options for License Plate Toll Customers
• Foreclosure filings in Colorado inch up
• 2010 Anythink’s “Sparkopolis” Event
• News From Derby (Commerce City)
• Brighton Economic Development Corporation Takes A Stance, Signing Two Resolutions For The November E
• Chemical roundup events postponed
• New Principal for Overland Trail Middle 27J School
• Commerce City thanks senior volunteers for 7,500 hours of work
• Bell to serve on CML Policy Committee
• Anythink Library / Commerce City Hard Hat Tour
• New police substation to open in northern Commerce City
• Brighton Armory officially recognized as best building reuse
• COMMERCE CITY HISTORICAL SOCIETY
• Commerce City Presentation to lifeguards for saving toddler's life at Reunion Recreation Center
• Commerce City Criminal Trespasses Increase
• STATE DECLARES LARIMER COUNTY FIRE A DISASTER EMERGENCY
• Brighton Chamber of Commerce Announces Business After Hours With Fuhgidabowdit Pizzeria and Second
• One-on-One.
• List of Victims from Sept. 11, 2001
• Udall Statement on the Anniversary of 9/11
• 9/11: The Rest Should Be Silence
• GOV. RITTER ORDERS FLAGS LOWERED ON PATRIOT DAY
• GOV. RITTER AUTHORIZES $200K TO SUPPORT FOURMILE FIRE RESPONSE
• GOV. RITTER ORDERS FLAGS LOWERED IN HONOR OF FALLEN ARMY CHAPLAIN
• City hosts Eco-Fair Sept. 25
• Don’t miss the next ‘Coffee with a Commerce City Cop’ Sept.23rd @ Mugsy's
• Commerce City Ward II Meeting Sept. 22nd
• Board and Commission positions available
• Third annual Pioneer Picnic celebrates Commerce City’s history
• GOV. RITTER ISSUES EMERGENCY FIRE DECLARATION
• 2010 MILL LEVY OVERRIDE BALLOT QUESTION Approved by Board of Education 8/24/2010
• Pamela K. Downs
• Udall’s Response to Four Mile Canyon Fire
• 5 Things You Don’t Know About Labor Day
• September 10: Reps. Benefield, Peniston Host Local Job Fair
• The Colorado Musicians Consortium and The Armory at Brighton Cultural Center Present
• Statement of Tom Tancredo, Independent Candidate for Governor of Colorado
• STATEMENT BY COLORADO REPUBLICAN CHAIRMAN DICK WADHAMS ON THE CANDIDACY OF DAN MAES FOR GOVERNOR
• City Manager Gerald Flannery Honored with McCloy Fellowship
• Receive 10 Free Trees When You Join the Arbor Day Foundation in September
• Brighton hosts community walk
• Ryan Frazier Statement on Obama’s Iraq Speech
• Perlmutter Statement on President’s Oval Office Iraq Speech
• New deadline for the “Aquatic Park Naming Contest”
• Pam Sandlian Smith Receives Colorado Librarian of the Year Award
• Commerce City receives second ‘Playful City’ designation
• E-470 Board Approves Plan to Help Toll Violators Avoid Civil Penalties
• Board of Education Approves Mill Levy Override Question
• Bomb Threat Made to Prairie View High School
• City creates new office to streamline redevelopment and economic development efforts
• Two Adams County School District 14 Employees Put on Administrative Leave
• 2010 Mile High Music Festival in Commerce City, CO
• The 2010 Cannabis Festiva @ Dicks Sporting Goods Park
• The 3rd Annual Business Appreciation Breakfast
• DUI Checkpoints this Weekend
• Local Aviation Museum is a Hidden Gem
• Brighton City Council adopts resolution opposing measures on November ballot
• GOV. RITTER ORDERS FLAGS LOWERED IN HONOR OF FALLEN ARMY SERGEANT
• Cannabis Festiva- Colorado’s Largest Outdoor Cannabis Festival
• 27J statement of 2010 CSAP results
• DA Quick makes decision on Commerce City Ploice Shooting of May 5th, 2010
• Yoana Rodriguez is identified as fatality on Tower Road Yesturday
• Brighton Police Seek Help Identifying Suspect
• Commerce City "Coffee with a Cop” to be Rescheduled
• Mile High Music Festival presented by Kyocera LIVE Video Stream
• GOV. RITTER ORDERS FLAGS LOWERED IN HONOR OF FALLEN MARINE
• Brighton Police ensure school zone safety
• Fatal Single-Vehicle Accident in Commerce City
• CAR CARE SAFETY FAIR AT SOUTHLANDS SHOPPING CENTER, SATURDAY, AUGUST 21
• Fatal Auto Accident in Brighton
• Not yet official, but...
• Frazier Statement on Republican Primary Win
• Father Sentenced for Shaking Baby to Death
• Winners of the 2010 Adams County Fair NSPA Truck Pull
• Adams 14 CSAP results: overall student performance lags
• ITS BACK TO SCHOOL FOR DISTRICT 27J
• Notice of Hearing and Request for Public Comment
• Bennet Favored, GOP Gov. and Sen. Primaries Up in the Air
• Adams County Fair Events Informtion
• GOV. RITTER HAILS NEW COLORADO PRO-CYCLING EVENT
• Attention Parents of 27J Students
• Cadillac Escalade, Ford F-250 pickup, and Infiniti G37 top list of highest insurance claims for thef
• Commerce City Police Officers Bravery Saves Lives
• Commerce City Ward One Meeting
• Walk For the Cure
• Residents needed for task force, city boards
• Nearly 800 cats in need of homes today
• ADAMS COUNTY SHERIFF AWARDED PRO PATRIA AWARD
• Philadelphia Liaison Office of Nanning Head Chamber of Commerce Unveiled
• Back to School Info Adams #14
• Mile High Music Festival presented by Kyocera releases single-day event tickets
• Protecting sources means protecting the public
• Commerce City mourns worker killed in accident at Buffalo Run Golf Course
• City of Brighton releases statement regarding the passing of Judge Glasgow
• Commerce City Three-Year-Old Falls from Second Story Window
• METRO WASTEWATER RECLAMATION DISTRICT BOARD APPROVES 2011 BUDGET
• Brighton Police Announce Graffiti Stoppers Tip-line
• Commerce City Council Member Dominick Moreno to hold Ward I meeting
• FORMER FIRE CHIEF TO HEAD HOMELAND SECURITY OFFICE
• Enrollment begins soon for Kinder Kids preschool program
• Donate your Junk!!! - Second Annual Donation Drive/Huge Garage Sale
• Bennet: On Day 80, Oil Continues to Gush into Gulf, Investigators Still Without Subpoena Power
• Gubernatorial Candidate Hickenlooper Coming to Brighton on July 23rd
• Bennet: Denial of Health Care Due to One Penny Discrepancy Deplorable
• Back to School in Adams 14
• BARRY GLASGOW BRIGHTON MUNICIPAL JUDGE LAID TO REST TODAY
• ADAMS COUNTY SHERIFF’S ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR CITIZEN’S ACADEMY
• Fiesta Day Entertainment at the 2010 Adams County Fair
• Fatal Motorcycle Accident in Commerce City
• Cash for Collectibles
• Flags to Fly Proudly at Every Library
• Tempt Your Taste Buds at the 2010 Adams County Fair
• ASIAN PACIFIC AMERICAN COMMUNITY CHAMPIONS ARE MAKING A DIFFERENCE FROM THE FARM TO THE CAPITOL
• Census Bureau Reports Minority Business Ownership Increasing at More Than Twice the National Rate
• Vestas bolsters Colorado economy
• TEACHER ARRESTED FOR INTERNET LURING OF A CHILD
• GOV. RITTER ORDERS FLAGS LOWERED TO HONOR MARINE
• Commerce City gymnasts qualify for regional competition
• Adams County Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms for Adams County
• 4thFest Celebration
• New Adams City High School Ribbon Cutting
• Adams 14 To Begin Four-Day Workweek In Summer Break
• Adams 14 Online Photo Archive
• ACHS MCJROTC

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