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• Adams County School District 50 Newsletter - May 18, 2012
• The Fourth Wall Theater Company Debuts With Twelve Angry Men And Twelve Angry Women
• Adams County School District 50 Newsletter - May 04, 2012
• Adams County School District 50 Newsletter - April 20, 2012
• Adams County School District 50 Newsletter - March 23, 2012
• Adams County School District 50 Newsletter - March 9, 2012
• Adams County School District 50 Newsletter - February 24, 2012
• The 73rd Avenue Theatre Presents Hamlet
• Adams County School District 50 Newsletter - February 10, 2012
• Adams County School District 50 Newsletter - January 27, 2012
• The 73rd Avenue Theatre Presents Company ‘The Importance of Being Earnest’
• Adams County School District 50 Newsletter - December 16, 2011
• Adams County School District 50 Newsletter - December 2, 2011
• Adams County School District 50 Newsletter - November 18, 2011
• The 73rd Avenue Theatre Company Presents 'Cinderella'
• Adams County School District 50 Newsletter - November 11, 2011
• Adams County School District 50 Newsletter - November 4, 2011
• Adams County School District 50 Newsletter - October 28, 2011
• Adams County School District 50 Newsletter - October 21, 2011
• Adams County School District 50 Newsletter - October 14, 2011
• Adams County School District 50 Newsletter - October 7, 2011
• The 73rd. Ave. Theatre Company Presents 'The Vagina Monologues'
• The 73rd Avenue Theatre Presents 'The Rocky Horror Show'
• The Frightmare Haunted House
• Meet the City Council candidates
• Time to prepare
• Periodic unavailability of library renewal line
• Swim and Fitness Center renovation update
• Purchase benefits Legacy Foundation
• Wine tasting fundraiser supports Legacy Foundation
• Adams County School District 50 Newsletter - September 9, 2011
• Get your pets vaccinated/licensed
• Learn the history behind the Pillar of Fire
• Fill the Boot for MDA this weekend
• Art exhibit highlights Westminster's Centennial
• Holiday schedule for city facilities
• Adams County School District 50 Newsletter - September 2, 2011
• Tri-County Health confirms plague in prarie dog colony
• Council seeks public comment on 2012 budget
• Lecture tonight focuses on history of schools
• Celebrate the new Little Dry Creek Dog Park
• Autumn shade gardens are now available
• U.S. passport applications accepted at the City of Westminster
• Demo work on theater to begin Monday
• CDOT continues weekend work on Wadsworth Parkway
• Six vie for City Council seats in November election
• Back to School for Westminster - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Council shares, listens during outreach event
• Adams County School District 50 Newsletter - August 19, 2011
• Come to the book fair
• Mayor and City Council host dessert tonight
• Health officials taking plague precautions in open space
• Help stop graffiti
• Tickets on sale for Public Safety Banquet
• Westminster Commons to be sold and rehabilitated
• Swim and Fitness Center gets a renovation
• Local events airing on Channel 8
• History panels on display
• Westminster Promenade history panels expanded
• City has a banner wheat harvest!
• Orchard Festival celebrates city centennial on Oct. 8
• Adams County School District 50 Newsletter - August 5, 2011
• Putt Out Child Abuse With a Tiki Par-Tee!
• Talk to City Council about your community
• Mall demolition expands to Mervyns; bids sought on more work
• Latest City Edition now online
• City receives award for excellence
• Learn about Westminster's history
• Golf for a cause
• Jeffco celebrates 150 years
• Traffic delays expected for Wadsworth Parkway
• Mayor and City Council host dessert
• Mall demo event draws thousands
• Volunteers needed for community outreach project
• City offers free energy code classes
• Mosquito control in place for summer
• Last concert in the park on Aug. 4
• 2011 Heritage Invitational
• Westminster recognizes citywide volunteers
• Traffic delays on north Sheridan beginning July 29
• "Meet the Employers" event a success
• Westminster Faire takes place July 30
• Holy COW, it's a stampede
• Bridge work to close U.S. 36 July 20-21
• Expansion proposed for Rocky Flats refuge
• Historical Society display honors city founders
• Take the library services survey
• Free irrigation audits available
• Chipseal project has started in the city
• Public comment sought on Rocky Flats proposal
• The 73rd Avenue Theatre Company Presents 'HMS Pinafore'
• Adams County School District 50 Newsletter - July 8, 2011
• You're invited to the mall demolition kickoff event!
• Tree limb recycling available July 16
• Westminster Mall update
• Movie in the Park
• Concerts in the Park
• Vintage Baseball Game on July 9
• Mobile vaccination/license clinic for dogs, cats on July 9
• Relocation of electric utilities completed
• Benefit for the Armed Forces Tribute Garden
• Fireworks a hot issue
• City acquires land for open space
• Join City Council at summer We're All Ears events
• Westminster Mall update
• Congressman Jared Polis presents "Meet the Employers"
• City Council adopts Bicycle Master Plan
• Fish for prizes on July 4
• Sweeping begins on city streets
• Historic Bowles House fix in the works
• Holiday closures on Monday, July 4
• July 4th Event - FAQs
• Westminster arts program receives national award
• Mayor McNally promotes healthy eating with children
• Adams County School District 50 News - D50 Leadership Change/ WHS Principal Candidates
• Pancake breakfast benefits Armed Forces Tribute Garden
• Westminster firefighters support wildland fire efforts
• Don't get burned by fireworks
• Mall businesses still open
• Help select sculptures for 73rd Avenue
• Watts up? @ your library
• Westminster Arts Festival on Saturday, June 25
• Celebrate America's birthday in Westminster
• 2011 Westminster City Championship
• Westminster names Hall as new fire chief
• City OKs utility commitments for three new projects
• Finance report available on website
• New program to help homeowners
• New 80th Avenue bridge opens to traffic
• Earn prizes for riding transit on U.S. 36
• New dog park now open
• Adams County School District 50 Newsletter - June 10, 2011
• 80th Avenue bridge now open
• Interested in running for City Council?
• Volunteers needed in a variety of positions
• Gardens still available
• A butterfly sculpture lands in south Westminster
• From trash to fun, to beauty and value
• Mosquito control program in place for summer
• Historic Westminster Arts Festival coming June 25
• Adams County School District 50 Newsletter - June 3, 2011
• The 73rd Avenue Theatre Company Presents 'Bent'
• Latest City Edition now online
• Westminster Mall updates: Demolition and final purchase
• Summer Concert Series begins June 23
• Golf the Heaven and Heck Championship
• 80th Avenue bridge update
• Adams County School District 50 Newsletter - May 27, 2011
• Focused workweek to stay
• Join council at summer We�re All Ears events
• Potential council candidates forum to be held
• Holiday closures on Monday, May 30
• Click it or Ticket
• Police plan increased DUI enforcement
• Countryside Outdoor Pool opens May 28
• Movies in the Park begins June 2
• Centennial lecture series continues June 9
• Summer Celebration Block Party on June 16
• Father Daughter Ball on June 18
• Free irrigation system evaluations
• Adams County School District 50 Newsletter - May 20, 2011
• Questions about the Westminster Mall redevelopment?
• Target on Safety event good for the whole family
• City releases annual Water Quality Report
• Water festival held for local students
• Input needed on performance report
• Sign up for a free City Edition subscription
• Improvements coming to Wadsworth Parkway
• Bald eagles hatch chicks at local park
• Adams County School District 50 Newsletter - May 13, 2011
• Improvements coming to 120th Avenue
• Online maps now available
• Last chance to order a Garden in a Box
• Run for public safety on May 14
• Historic Westminster Art Walk set for May 14
• Some library services unavailable May 13-15
• Outreach event issues now online
• Adams County School District 50 Newsletter - May 6, 2011
• Blazing Bullets Trail Run is May 14
• Mobile vaccination/license clinic for dogs, cats on May 14
• Hats off to Community Pride Day volunteers
• Fire Station 5 hosts open house on May 7
• Construction starts on seven-story hotel
• City rolls out new parks maintenance program
• E-books available through Westminster Public Library
• Elks honor police, fire and volunteer
• Agreement reached on Westminster Mall
• $5 off Blazing Bullets run ends May 1
• Pillar of Fire hosts centennial open house
• Pottery sale runs May 7-8
• Roadway lane striping begins in May
• National Drinking Water Week Runs May 1-7
• More lanes coming to 112th Avenue
• Herons return to Heritage golf course
• Adams County School District 50 Newsletter - April 22, 2011
• Centennial lecture series continues May 14
• College Hill Library, recreation centers closed for Easter
• Be safe with outdoor cooking and fires
• New sculpture on display in South Westminster
• Partnership with the American Legion
• Construction closing U.S. 36 at 80th Avenue April 19-21
• Adams County School District 50 Newsletter - April 15, 2011
• Easter event canceled due to budget cuts
• Shred-A-Thon set for May 14
• Tribute Garden ceremony honors armed forces
• City offers free energy code classes
• Outreach event issues now online
• RTD seeking Fastracks ballot opinions
• Join mayor, council at April 28 outreach event
• Adams County School District 50 Newsletter - April 8, 2011
• June 8 forum for potential council candidates
• City celebrates April 4 centennial
• Shape up for summer!
• Centennial lecture series continues April 16
• April 16 event features wealth of info, activities
• Sign up by May 2 for Pride Day cleanup
• Latest City Edition now online
• Apply now for Human Services Board funding
• Free disposal of old pharmaceuticals
• Take a Closer Look at the city's performance
• Get water wise today!
• Join Parks and Recreation on Facebook
• Show us where you live
• Book fair at the libraries
• Westminster celebrates centennial on April 4
• Centennial lecture series continues March 31
• Sample fiery green chili for charities
• Come to the Arbor Day/Earth Day/Volunteer Open House
• Learn how to co-exist with coyotes
• Police host 29th citizens academy
• Fire Department provides free emergency training
• Federal funds aid transportation projects
• Sweeping begins on city streets
• City starts annual concrete replacement
• Hideaway Steakhouse renovations completed
• Red chili cook-off aids fire charities
• Breakfast benefits public safety art
• Run for public safety on May 14
• Swim & Fitness Center renovations coming late 2011
• Westminster firefighters assist with Golden blaze
• Sign up for a free irrigation audit
• Water supply update
• Adams County School District 50 Newsletter - March 18, 2011
• Centennial honored on floor of Congress
• Business Appreciation Event set for October 7
• Council opposes concealed handgun proposal
• Rotary honors fire chief
• Time to renew RV Dump Station access cards
• Reduced price for easy water-wise gardens
• Learn about water-wise landscaping
• RTD OKs funding for U.S. 36 managed lanes
• Adams County School District 50 Newsletter - March 11, 2011
• See you tonight at the Fire Chief Ale tapping
• U.S. 36 nighttime closures coming next week
• Public invited to April 4 Centennial Celebration
• Moving power lines improves views on Federal
• Sheridan Park 7 building undergoing renovation
• Employee named Inspector of the Year
• Adams County School District 50 Newsletter - March 4, 2011
• U.S. 36 closure begins March 14
• Outreach event issues now online
• Faire coming in July this year
• Sign up now for Community Pride Day
• The 73rd. Ave. Theatre Company Presents 'Macbeth'
• Adams County School District 50 Newsletter - February 25, 2011
• City acquires Mervyn's site at mall
• City, Steiner part ways
• Internet auction set for Athlete's Foot
• Fire Chief Ale tapping set for March 10
• Two waterline projects set to begin
• Powerboat permits awarded for Standley Lake
• Mall project leads topics during council outreach
• Adams County School District 50 Newsletter - February 18, 2011
• Local art show at College Hill Library
• Grant programs available to more businesses
• Deadline nears for metro youth awards
• Update on 80th Avenue bridge project
• Adams County School District 50 Newsletter - February 11, 2011
• Come to an evening with the arts
• Join us at the Chili Bowl Luncheon
• Lecture series continues
• Westminster hiring for seasonal positions
• New program aims to save on utilities
• Open space nearing goal
• Sign up for the citizen fire academy
• Freezing weather brings frozen pipes
• Adams County School District 50 Newsletter - February 4, 2011
• City opposing two legislative bills
• Tax forms now available at the library
• Advice on coping with sub-zero temperatures
• Adams County School District 50 Newsletter - January 28, 2011
• Council outreach at Butterfly Pavilion
• Latest City Edition now online
• Structures removed from open space
• Public art brochure available
• Adams County School District 50 Newsletter - January 21, 2011
• Standley Lake boat permit applications available
• Help reduce congestion on U.S. 36
• Dog vaccination, license clinic set for March 19
• Traffic signal approved for 72nd and Depew
• Emergency notification service for cell, internet phone users
• Adams County School District 50 Newsletter - January 14, 2011
• Construction to impact 104th and Sheridan
• New grant program to aid arts, history
• The 73rd. Ave. Theatre Company presents 'Pygmalion'
• Apply now for Neighborhood Enhancement Grant
• D50 Looks Back On 2010
• Westminster celebrates 100 years
• Energy rebates offered to businesses
• Hot opportunity for citizens
• Boards and Commissions recruitment
• Council extends Growth Management Program
• Lower Church Lake and Loon Lake purchased for Open Space
• Overhead electric lines to be buried
• Nominate now for metro youth awards
• Holiday programs a success thanks to community support
• Police officers turn patrol cars into Santa�s sleighs
• Westminster Library holiday hours
• College Hill Library to close for repairs
• Recreation facility hours to change
• Christmas tree recycling
• Adams County School District 50 - News Dec 17, 2010
• 2011-12 budget now online
• Shaw Heights drainage project starting in January
• Legacy Foundation aids Shoenberg Farm
• Block grant plan available for review
• Open space volunteer program receives grant
• Adams County’s Coda Coffee Named “Colorado Company to Watch”
• D50 Plan to Improve Accreditation/Commissioner Jones Supports SBS
• Holiday community event videos available online
• Council moves December meeting date
• Bond refinancing saves $2.6 million
• Latest City Edition now online
• Library hours to change in 2011
• Sewer tap fees to rise
• Access restored to Observatory Heights
• Grants help fund open space purchase
• Nominate now for metro youth awards
• Holiday Charity Drive in need
• Open space acquired at 104th and Sheridan
• 'Tis the season ... for carbon monoxide
• Thanksgiving holiday hours for city facilities
• Holiday Charity Drive in full swing
• Update on 80th Avenue bridge project
• New public art piece installed
• City takes home two awards for lake management
• Comments pour in on ways to improve recycling
• Holiday Lighting Ceremony set for Dec. 4
• Stop by the Santa's Shop craft fair
• Firefighters grow facial hair for good cause
• Apartment project approved near The Orchard
• Holiday Charity Drive kicks off
• Halloween Carnival video now online
• America Recycles Day is November 15
• Thank you to Westminster businesses!
• Housing project helping neighborhoods
• Traffic flow improves at 112th and Huron
• Art exhibit at College Hill
• Change Your Clock, Change Your Battery
• Take an online tour of agricultural heritage
• State rebate aids recycling locations
• Be sure to attend the Fall Pottery Sale
• Holiday Craft Bazaar set for November 6
• 2011-2012 Budget receives final approval
• Register for annual Santa visits beginning Nov. 1
• Snow removal procedures reviewed
• Firefighters wearing pink
• Think fire safety this month
• Music business opening in South Westminster
• Remodeling begins at King Soopers
• City hosts Trenchless Technology Forum
• Masquerade Ball supports arts
• Come to the annual Halloween Carnival
• Traffic signals conserving energy and saving money
• Police host 28th Citizens Police Academy
• Electric lines on 112th Avenue going underground
• Residents working to improve recycling
• Council meets with residents, talks issues
• Draft bike plan presented
• Purchase benefits Legacy Foundation
• Wine tasting fundraiser supports Legacy Foundation
• Date change: Spice up your holiday menu
• Fire Station 4 open house on Saturday
• Council reviews draft wildlife and resource plan
• Senior housing project moves ahead
• New park opens
• Free energy code training offered
• A New Breed of Horror
• Prescription drug drop-off nets record amount
• Employees compete in snow plow contest
• Library's Sisler wins Unsung Hero Award
• First-time arts festival draws crowds
• Westminster Center Park wins two awards
• Residents being surveyed on water use
• Rate increase to protect water/wastewater system
• Business Appreciation Event set for October 22
• Volunteers sought for open space cleanup
• The 73rd Avenue Theatre Presents Richard O'Brien's 'The Rocky Horror Show'
• Energy rebates offered to businesses
• Paving on 92nd Avenue begins September 28
• Events kick off Fire Prevention Month
• Tuscany Trails development sees new activity
• Century buys lots in Shoenberg Farms
• Developer working again in Country Club Highlands
• Spice up your holiday menu
• Council gives final review to 2011-2012 budget
• Please join us at the Mayor and Council Breakfast
• The 73rd Avenue Theatre Company Presents 'Bang Bang You're Dead'
• Council holds public hearing on proposed budget
• Firefighters almost double amount collected for MDA
• Westminster assists with Boulder County fires
• Street project begins in Countryside
• Sculptures installed on 73rd Avenue
• Arts District hosts Orchard Festival
• Public comment sought for grant program
• Land purchase to aid South Westminster transit
• First look at bike plan draft coming September 22
• Public input sought on 2011-2012 budget
• Fill the Boot for MDA
• Take the Disaster Ready Challenge!
• City Park Recreation Center reopens Saturday
• Buildings at Northgate demolished
• 80th Avenue bridge project delayed
• City finalist for national excellence award
• Drop-off day set for prescription drugs
• Space Discovery Exhibit @ Irving Street Library
• Public input sought on 2011-2012 budget
• New signal turned on at 120th and Zuni
• Street project completed near new high school
• Recreation centers closing for maintenance
• Building permit fees to rise
• Sign up for fundraising golf tourneys
• Enjoy the final free movie of the summer
• Council fields community questions
• More work completed on Lowell
• Friday Night Family Fun For All! ‘Putt Out Child Abuse’ With The YPP!
• Volunteers battle noxious weeds
• Tickets on sale for public safety banquet
• Hot Times Kool Cars coming August 29
• Golf and race for CFIRE on August 28
• Last chance for early registration for the Holy COW
• Resolution adopted opposing measures on November ballot
• Utility lines head underground along Federal
• City releases updated demographic info
• Nature photo exhibit at College Hill Library
• Join us at the Westminster Faire
• Watts up @ your library?
• Curbside recycling options expand
• City employees chip in to paint homes
• Kids need a boost until age 8
• Grant to help restore Shoenberg Farm silo
• Bicycle plan seeks to improve city cycling conditions
• Toilet rebate program achieves goal
• Volunteers enjoy appreciation barbecue
• Final townhouse phase under construction
• Construction to impact 112th and Huron intersection
• Sign up now for fundraising golf tourneys
• Enjoy the final free concert of the summer
• Passport payment requirements changing
• Roadway work begins this week
• Fire, police hit the ice for Special Olympics
• Fireworks complaints up this year
• Summer checkpoints target DUI drivers
• Free movie in the park on July 30
• Summer Concert Series continues
• Please join us at the Mayor and Council Dessert
• City launches website for Westminster Center project
• Grant funding new water conservation plan
• Funds nearing end for toilet rebates
• New landscaping OK'd for Utica Street
• Summer Concert Series continues July 22
• City annexes open space parcels
• Discover hidden gem at Municipal Park
• Register today for the Holy COW! Trail Stampede
• Support Shop Westminster at Movie in the Park
• Elisabeth Hyde to speak @ College Hill Library
• City responds to mall lawsuit
• The 73rd Avenue Theatre Company Presents ‘Fauna Rock’
• Annual storm sewer cleaning begins
• Police host 28th Citizens Police Academy
• Summer Concert Series continues July 15
• Passport fees increasing
• Residents rate quality of life high in 2010 Citizen Survey
• Westminster to extend City Hall hours, close on Fridays
• Nonprofit pays cash to U.S. 36 commuters
• Park Centre property acquired for open space
• Massive concrete pour marks storage tank construction
• 75th Avenue waterline project begins
• Fireworks restricted within city
• July 4 Fishing Derby fun for all
• Make your July 4 celebration plans now
• Council reviews, modifies budget proposal
• Structures to be removed from open space
• New contract keeps rental subsidies in place
• Sign up for free home safety check
• Energy rebates offered to businesses
• Pancake breakfast to aid Tribute Garden
• Free movie in the park on June 25
• Proposed 2011 budget reduces spending by $5.1 million
• Arts Festival a great success despite soggy weather
• State roadways to get a sweeping
• Local employees make a difference
• Volunteers help at historic Shoenberg Farm
• Shoenberg Farm barn rehab under way
• Time to grill, but don't get burned
• Summer Concert Series kicks off
• Still time to register for Father-Daughter Ball
• Women Alone and Their Stories
• City gears up for 2010 paving projects
• Low-cost vaccination clinic coming May 1
• Natural Hazards Mitigation Plan debuts
• Ceremony set to honor armed forces at Tribute Garden
• Input sought for bicycle master plan
• May is Archaeology and Historic Preservation Month
• Residents receive water wise gardens
• Three of state's "Champion" trees are in Westminster
• Summer Celebration kicks off on June 10
• 2010 Census personnel will be going door to door
• Bridge demolition closing U.S. 36 for four nights
• Community Pride Day now largest ever
• Public input sought on 2011-2012 budget
• 80th Avenue Bridge closed for construction
• Join council at summer We're All Ears events
• Building code board seeks industry pros
• Open space acquired along Little Dry Creek
• Free safety event on May 22
• Water quality report provided to public
• New park dedication set for May 21
• Crime down for 2009
• May 16-22 is National Public Works Week
• Open space acquired along Little Dry Creek
• Water Festival teaches local students
• Mosquito control program in place for summer
• Volunteers clean up community
• Design work begins on two waterline projects
• Historic Westminster Arts Festival coming June 12
• Pick the art for Historic Westminster Arts District
• Sign up for the Mother/Daughter Tea
• The 73rd. Avenue Theatre Company - Gypsy
• The 73rd. Ave. Theatre Company Presents 'The Imaginary Invalid'
• 8th Annual CASA Classic Golf Tournament
• The 73Rd Avenue Theatre Company Presents 'The Sword In The Stone'
• The 73rd Avenue Theatre Company Presents ‘The Foreigner’
• The 73rd Avenue Theatre Company Presents 'A Hillbilly Christmas Carol'
• The 73rd Avenue Theatre Company Presents 'And Then there Were None'
• 73rd. Ave. Theatre Company Presents The Rocky Horror Show
• The 73rd. Ave. Theatre Company Presents 'A Christm as Cactus'
• The 73rd Avenue Theatre Company Presents Alice In Wonderland
• Muriel’s Memoirs
• Mountain Range High School Football Team Using NFL-Caliber Tools to Prepare for Season
• The 73rd Avenue Theatre Company Presents Little Red Riding Hood
• The 73rd. Ave. Theatre Company presents 'The Pirates of Penzance'
• Information for Foreigners
• A Doll’s House
• The 73rd. Ave. Theatre Company presents 'Mary, Mary'
• Chris Clobber
• Chris Voth And Todd Johnson
• Best In Class Home & Garden Show Rescheduled for May 12-13 at Broomfield Event Center
• What is an 'un-church'?
• MaDcap's Brian Harper Wins an Emmy

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