Education
The stereotype of the tired teenager trudging to school and falling asleep in class is no myth. As kids reach puberty, they naturally stay awake later, and become sleep deprived as school start times generally stay the same.
For high school seniors a few months from graduation, athletics have helped them prepare for the ups and downs, and the responsibilities of adult life.
Arvadans tuning in to this year’s Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade will see a bit of local representation, as Ralston Valley High School junior Jack Schwartz was selected to play cymbals in The Macy’s Great American Marching Band.
The next installment of the dispute between the Adams 14 School District and the Colorado board of education was in the form of a Nov. 19 rally outside Adams City High School.
About 30 teachers …
STRATTON – On the Eastern Plains, football is a special breed of cat.
Or eagle, as the case may be.
Tucked away north of Interstate 70, an hour or so east of Limon and two or so stops …
The Jefferson County Board of Education unanimously voted to close 16 elementary schools on Nov. 10, approving a consolidation plan initially presented to the Board by the District on Aug. 25.
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Business
Vendors, artists and artisans local to Arvada will now have a new venue to showcase and sell their wares: Gold Line Collective, a rebrand of Gold Line Grab-N-Go, will have a soft launch on Jan. 28 and a grand opening on Feb. 4.
Jenna Caruso grew up in a big Italian family, where a love of cooking was instilled in her at a young age. After honing her skills as a chef at local restaurants, catering companies and hotels, Caruso’s latest endeavor has her bringing oven-ready meals to folks around Arvada with Caruso’s Heat and Eat.
Danielle and Stephan Storinsky “saw the writing on the wall.” It foretold how the housing market might change. So, earlier this year, the married couple sold their Arvada townhome.
A $115 million expansion will be coming to St. Anthony North Hospital with plans to break ground on Dec. 16.
“In the area, it doesn’t matter what direction you look, everybody’s …
Olde Town Arvada hosted a slew of events over the weekend, with Small Business Saturday, the Olde Town tree lighting and the first Holiday Makers Market of the year taking place on Nov. 26.
When Nick Moodley got into a motorcycle accident a few years ago, he opted to take a homeopathic approach to recovery. Wary of the addiction risk that opiate painkillers pose, Moodley tried kratom.
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