Deb Hurley Brobst
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Practitioners show Conifer community ways to get healthy (opens the original)
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In a community where access to traditional medical facilities is limited, Conifer has several alternative health practitioners. They gathered on Aug. 29 in the parking lot at Our Lady of the Pines Catholic Church to provide âa day of learning and whole-person healthâ during the Wild and Well Mountain Wellness Fair. â(The fair) was their idea,â she said. âThey wanted the community to be exposed to different types of wellness practices they have access to.â Practitioners enjoyed the b
Construction continues on three projects at Buchanan Park (opens the original)
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Curt Baker is thrilled at how the new skateboard park at Buchanan Park is coming along. Baker, a crew manager for California Skateparks, is happy that Evergreenâs skatepark fits into the hillside along Evergreen Parkway, so it looks like it belongs there. âItâs such an upgrade from the other park,â said Baker, who is a skater â the term for someone who skateboards â about the small skatepark behind the Wulf Recreation Center. Every member of his crew is a skater, Baker said as he sto
A century of memories for Life Care Center resident (opens the original)
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Hedy Anderson has lived through 100 years of world history. The Life Care Center of Evergreen resident celebrated her 100th birthday on Sept. 1 at a party with friends. She sang and listened to songs, ate birthday cake and talked about her secret to such a long life. Itâs simple: keep both your mind and body moving. Anderson, who is fluent in both English and German, exercises six days a week, and she loves being with people, said Sandy Hill with Life Care Center. âShe is delightful,â Hil
Driver's Ed lesson draws complaints from parents, students (opens the original)
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The Jefferson County Sheriffâs Office is investigating a deputy who gave a driver-safety presentation at Evergreen High School Aug. 26 that has drawn complaints from students and parents. According to social media posts from some parents, the deputy said law enforcement might draw their guns if students are pulled over during a traffic stop and act inappropriately. âThe parents alleged the deputy behaved inappropriately and made statements they perceived as threatening,â according to a sta
Morrison agrees to allow development of two new hotels (opens the original)
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The town of Morrison could see another hotel in its downtown and one hotel along C-470. The Morrison Town Board on Aug. 18 approved amending its Title 10 land-use code to allow up to two hotels in the downtown historic district. The Red Hotel with 22 rooms is close to opening, so one more will be allowed. After a lengthy discussion, trustees decided to allow one hotel with up to 150 rooms in the mixed-use neighborhood zoning, which is primarily along C-470 east of the hogback. They also decided
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