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Noble Roman’s Pizza Offers “You Bake or We Bake”

By Jan Sciacca

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oe Hebert and his son Dave have teamed up to start Colorado’s Noble Roman’s Franchises. Dave has always dreamed of owning his own business, and worked for many years in food service. The Heberts had a little money to invest, and thought they would give it a go.

After looking at several different franchise opportunities, they found Noble Roman’s to have a solid franchise structure and excellent growth potential. What really sold them though was when they tried the pizza.

It has been quite a busy year for the Heberts as they have opened three

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The Indiana based chain started in 1972 on the campus of Indiana University.

Noble Roman’s sells its pizza in over 1700 grocery stores and has numerous restaurants. They have recently entered into numerous agreements for stand-alone models. The Noble Roman’s business is thriving. What makes the Noble Roman model unique is that pizzas are offered as “baked or take-n-bake.” Customers have the choice of picking up their pizzas baked and ready, or preparing them when they are ready in the comfort of their home.

Delivery is offered at the Erie location

After looking at several different franchise opportunities, they found Noble Roman’s to have a solid franchise structure and excellent growth potential. What really sold them though was when they tried the pizza. locations in under a year. The Heberts opened their first location in Longmont, 1844 Hover Street on January 1, 2015; the second location opened in Loveland 3153 N. Garfield (Orchards shopping center by the Starbucks) on March 25; and the Erie location opened at 3336 Arapahoe Rd on November 3. The Erie location is between

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and the Heberts hope to offer delivery soon at their Loveland and Longmont locations.

The Heberts say their customers are pizza lovers who know great pizza, and can taste the difference. Many other places add soy fillers to save money. That’s not the case at Noble Roman’s. Dave boasts, “All the meats and cheeses on the pizzas are

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The Heberts share that their artisan recipe doughs are made with delicious, high quality ingredients like high protein flour, real olive oil and ground cornmeal.

Their pizza sauce, which is never frozen and never from concentrate, is stirred with vine-ripened tomatoes, Italian spices and parmesan cheese.

Jaime Diesing is the General Manager of the Erie store. Jaime is a local and has been a Hebert family friend for over 15 years. Dave describes Jaime as “doing an outstanding job of hand picking the Erie staff so that we can continue to offer and maintain excellent customer service while we make ourselves known in the area.”

The Erie Noble Roman’s staff consists of several local high school students and adults alike, who strive to give customers the best experience possible. Dave also wants the community to know Noble Roman’s is currently hiring delivery drivers at all locations. He says his job offerings might be helpful for anyone who is interested in making some extra money for the holidays, or a great 2nd or part time job. Full time is also available. Noble Roman’s is also looking for kids who are looking for an after school job.

Dave and his wife Lisa recently celebrated their tenth wedding anniversary. Lisa works at the Longmont location and fills in elsewhere when needed. In addition to Noble Roman’s, she owns “Oak Tree Images”, a photography business. Dave and Lisa have three boys: Caleb 13, Jake 8, and Aiden 3.

When away from the three bustling stores, Dave enjoys golfing, fishing, and supporting his sons in their school, sports, and Boy Scout activities.

Dave is grateful to the Erie community for being so welcoming. He continues, “We

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Local customer Fernanda Oliveira Kline likes Noble Roman’s. She says, “It’s Great! We have had it three times. Two times take-n-bake and delivered this week. Fast service, great pizza and friendly delivery driver.”

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What’s On My Mind

Vol. 1, Issue 12

Kelly Martindale, Publisher

Neighborhood Watch And the Man in Control “How can you trust a God who lets your child die?” my friend yelled at me. I sat across from her not really knowing how to reply. Some people thought I was an idiot for continuing to trust and love God. That number grew after my second child died, like the first, from a tragic auto accident.

Now, as I face the holidays, I am again faced with a choice as my other two kids and I will each be separated and in different parts of North America.

What is the choice? To trust God EVEN IF something bad happens while we are away from each other. Am I scared? Sometimes, quite a lot. Most times, not at all.

How? After Alisha died, I prayed every day that God would protect us and not allow another death of one of my children.

And nearly every time I prayed that prayer, I would hear Him say, “But you know, I am always here with you no matter what happens.” I know, with every part of my being, that God is right here with me. I am NEVER alone. I believe what God tells me.

I watched a video on Facebook about the thousands of refugees fleeing their country every day, fearing for their lives and the lives of their children and other family members. With nothing but the clothes on their backs, they pile into rubber boats and make their way to Lesbos Island in Greece. They are separated from their loved ones. Will they make it to land?

Will they be reunited? Or will their boat drift to shore empty?

I wonder if the refugees know God is with them, no matter what. Do they know the Lord loves them and grieves over what is happening around the world? I’ll be honest, I’m torn about the refugee issue.

I’m fearful of who else gets into our country.

I found myself looking at the individuals on the boat and wondering if the two or three young adult males were terrorists.

The right thing to do is to help those in need, those with nothing; no home, no money, no jobs, no clothes, no food. They are human beings, like myself.

The right thing to do is to help those in need, those with nothing; no home, no money, no jobs, no clothes, no food.

They are human beings, like myself. As a believer of Jesus Christ, I may find myself in the exact same situation someday. I need to trust God for wisdom on who to trust and who to help. This particular situation is about people not politics and I need to trust that God will protect us. We all need to be praying for His wisdom and protection.

I don’t know what Jesus looked like but I’d guess He looked similar to those young men on the boat. As a young adult, Jesus was a refugee of sorts…he wasn’t welcome in His own hometown. He wandered. He had nothing but the clothes on His back.

He depended on other people for His survival even though He had the power to generate whatever He needed. He was told to flee as His life was so often in danger.

And all the while, He taught peace, do what is right and true and love others.

Even before He was born, Joseph, with his pregnant wife, Mary, had to travel a long distance from their home to Bethlehem for the census…they had no choice. They arrived late into the night and could find no place to stay even though Mary was in labor. So they went into a barn where they

made their bed and Jesus was born there.

Joseph and Mary showed the ultimate trust; first she was pregnant without being “with” Joseph. Second, when God told them to pack up and move to a different city, they did. Every time. They listened to God and they trusted Him with their lives.

That is what we all must strive to do if we are to find peace in this life on earth with all that is happening around us and too us.

Despite the death and mayhem in Paris, I am encouraged by my sister’s hometown, Priest River, Idaho. Recently, 30,000 households were without electricity.

A huge wind storm knocked them out and

I believe God IS in control… even if something horrible happens. took the electricity with it. However, while one side of the block had power, across the street they didn’t. But people reached out and helped each other. They ran extension cords to neighbor’s homes, baked for each other, looked out for one another. That is what Jesus taught while He was on earth.

I know my neighborhood would be exactly the same way. We would take care of each other. So I’m choosing to trust God with my children this holiday season while each of us travel to different regions.

I believe God is with them and that if they have a need, wherever they are, He will provide someone who will choose to care for and help them.

I believe God IS in control…even if something horrible happens. I’m thankful to the Lord for helping me learn to trust, and over the years, the foundation of my security has grown strong. God is with me no matter what. I am not fearful of the future.

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rchard Church in Erie has an immediate opening for a part-time Contemporary Worship Leader for our 10am worship service on Sunday mornings. The ideal candidate will be a person of spiritual maturity who seeks to use his or her gifts of music and worship leadership in service to Jesus Christ. The responsibility entails: 1) Planning songs one month in advance with Pastor for contemporary worship service each week 2) Emailing the songs and scheduling musicians to rehearse and meet the needs of each planned service 3) Preparing a PowerPoint slideshow with song lyrics for use during the service. 4) Supervising the set up of necessary equipment in the facility at 8am each Sunday morning 5) Leading the worship team in a weekly rehearsal at 7pm each Thursday evening 6) Leading in worship during service 10-11:15am Sundays 7) Presenting solo and collaborative special music offerings in worship on occasion Hours are from approximately 8am-11:30 Sunday mornings and 7-9pm Thursdays, with other flexible responsibilities (song selection, communication with Pastor and worship team, rehearsal) as needed for a total of six (6) hours per week. Worship Leader will earn a Stipend of $100 per week as compensation.

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Germany Law Firm Expands Office

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he Germany Law Firm, P.C. has expanded into a new office space and celebrated on the evening of November 12th with a ribbon cutting and open house. The Germany Law Firm, P.C. focuses on elder law, estate planning, estate administration and probate litigation and is dedicated to providing clients with exceptional service by focusing on their individual needs and long-term planning goals. They would like to thank all family, friends, colleagues, clients and community members including the Erie Chamber of Commerce for helping celebrate this momentous occasion!

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A Letter from the St. Vrain Valley School District Superintendent Dear Parents and Guardians,

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would like to express my sincere gratitude for your unwavering dedication to the well-being and success of our students.

We are very proud of their outstanding accomplishments as they continue to achieve excellence through their hard work, creativity and innovation.

Selecting a high school for your student is an essential step in charting their path to success. Toward this end, St. Vrain Valley Schools offers numerous educational options which include college preparatory and high-quality specialized instructional focus programs.

The rigorous courses and engaging activities that your student will experience within our high schools are among the finest in the United States.

As your family prepares for this important educational transition, I strongly

encourage you and your student to explore the unique options available in St. Vrain.

These include: Honors and Advanced Placement, International Baccalaureate, CU Succeed Gold and Silver, an Online Global Academy, the Career Development Center, and focus academies in energy, engineering, aerospace, medical and biosciences, leadership, STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) and visual and performing arts.

Successful completion of many of these programs can result in a full year or more of transferable college credit prior to graduation from high school.

St. Vrain also offers incredible activities and enrichment options for your student in the arts and athletics which further supports the development of wellrounded citizens who embody teamwork, leadership and character. This robust

in the country, recognized nationally and internationally for our students’ achievements.

This is a very exciting time in our schools! I encourage you to review our 2015- 2016 Guide to High School Options at http://hsoptions.svvsd.org.

Take care, and as always, thank you for your strong support.

Sincerely, Don Haddad, Ed.D. 303-682-7205 haddad_don@svvsd.org Twitter: @SVVSDSupt

selection of educational experiences will engage and more fully prepare our students to be successful in today’s highly competitive, global market.

It is an honor to serve in such a strong and vibrant community. Your support has made it possible to transform St. Vrain into one of the strongest school districts

Erie Rotary and Encana team up to Provide Dictionaries for Erie Third Graders

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November 11, the Rotary Club of Erie handed out 415 dictionaries to Erie third graders at Red Hawk Elementary, Erie Elementary, Black Rock Elementary and Aspen Ridge Academy.

Dictionaries were also delivered to Vista Ridge Academy. This was the sixth year that the Rotary Club of Erie has partnered with Encana. Encana supplied the funds and the Rotary Club of Erie handled the delivery and logistics. This year the project was spearheaded by Rotarian Scott Schroller.

For more information about the Rotary Club of Erie and its youth programs and charity work, visit clubrunner.ca/ erie-co.

Above, listed left to right: Makaela Gregg of Encana and Rotarians Dennis Croghan and Rob Freeston handing out dictionaries.

Local Happenings Christmas Tree Recycling Program through the Town of Erie

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eginning on December 26, 2015 residents may drop off tree for recycling at Coal Creek Park in the North parking lot, which will be clearly marked. Trees will be accepted for recycling trough Sunday, January 10, 2016. All trees must be free from hooks, string, tinsel, beads and ornaments.

Trees will be mulched up on Wednesday, January 13, 2016 (weather permitting) where they will be left on site for the public to remove and use free of charge. Mulch will be on first come first serve basis through Tuesday, March 1, 2016.

For more information, please contact Parks and Open Space at 303-926-2887.

Board of Trustees Candidate Info

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esidents wanting to run for Board of Trustees may pick up a candidate packet from Town Clerk’s office beginning Tuesday, January 5,2016. Informational meeting will be at Town Clerks Office on Monday, January 4, 2016 at 6pm. This meeting will include important candidate information but is not mandatory.

Digitalization of The Erie News 1903-1905

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he Erie Historical Society - Wise Homestead Museum Erie, CO is raising funds to digitize their collection of The Erie News from 1903-1906. By digitizing the newspapers they will be preserved for future generations and be available online for Free for everyone to view, use for research, read. These newspapers provide a glimpse into our past and should be available for everyone. For more information on this project and to donate visit: https:// www.crowdrise.com/digitalizationofthee/fundraiser/ eriehistoricalsociet Source: Town of Erie, Colorado - Government Facebook page

Above: 3rd graders lined up to receive their dictionaries, courtesy of Encana.

Real Estate Investing

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speak to a lot of people who would like to get into real estate investing and don’t quite know where to start. The lender will have specific requirements and so should you for selecting properties.

1. If you are not going to pay cash, talk to a lender to find out their requirements. It depends on your financials and credit scores.

Typically they require 20 to 25% down and 6 months of available liquid assets to cover all of your expenses including your own home and personal debts.

2. Work with a reliable Realtor® who has experience in representing investors and/or has personal rentals so that they know current trends. Look for homes that are easy to maintain, rent and manage with good cash flow.

3. If you are going to manage your own rentals, look for properties that are no more than 10 minutes from your current home to make it easy for you to show and handle emergencies.

4. If you’re thinking about fixing up a property and flipping it, ask your tax advisor about the tax implications. If you invest in many in a year, you could be considered as a Developer which may be taxed at a different rate.

5. Long term rentals are generally considered owned for at least 1 year and 1 day to take advantage of lower tax rates for any gains.

Know the difference between a good deal and bad.

6. Make a plan and stick to it. Don’t fall in love with a property or pay too much. Find multiple properties and make multiple offers. Do your homework. Have a team of people you can call on for repairs and advice.

Remember, investing in properties is a profit-making business and not a charitable organization.

Kathryn Novak, Broker/Owner, Metro Brokers – Novak Realty lives in and has been practicing real estate in Erie and the surrounding areas for 16 years and has been a real estate investor since the 1980s. For questions or real estate advice, Kathryn can be reached at 303332-9122 or knovak52@gmail.com

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12 Week Healthy Weight Loss Challenge Starts January 2nd 2016

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ime For Change If you’ve been frustrated by lack of P e r s o n a l results or are looking to change up your Training and Fitness workout routine, join us for the 12 Week Group started a 6 Healthy Weight Loss Challenge that starts week healthy weight January 2nd, 2016. It will be required that loss challenge mid you attend one of my ladies only fitness September 2015. groups in Frederick, Erie and Niwot, or The whole purpose you can have me come to your home for of this challenge private mobile personal training sessions. was for the women When attending my ladies only fitness to improve their groups you get a challenge, motivation, overall health by losing fat and gaining lean accountability, group camaraderie, muscle mass. There were 31 participants modified exercises for your fitness level (with a $15 buy in), all of them improved or past injury, and an environment free of their health and I’m so proud of them. judgment. These classes combine circuit Everyone is a winner when you focus training, high intensity interval training on improving your nutrition and fitness (HIIT), cardio, resistance, balance, and level, which positively effects your flexibility training for a full You have overall health. body 45-50 minute workout.

The winner is Suzann Pfeifer the ability We combine the above listed who lost 9.8lbs (4.16%), lost a total to change, trainings with other functional of 7 inches overall, and earned pieces such as stability but it starts training $465 (the money initially put balls, weights, jump ropes, with a in by everyone that joined the balance discs, steps, battle decision. challenge). Suzann accomplished ropes, bands, bosu ball, agility this weight loss success by ladder, and kettle bells. focusing on her nutrition with I also provide a free basic eating healthy, staying consistent, nutrition consult to each client who attending my fitness groups, walking, and attends fitness group to make sure you’re zumba. on the right track to improving your health.

Everyone is a winner when you focus on improving your nutrition and fitness level, which positively effects your overall health.

Suzann Pfeifer, winner of the 6-week healthy weight loss challenge Your weight loss and fitness success will greatly depend on what you’re fueling your body with on a daily basis. Custom meal plans are also an option if you need more help in this area.

So if you’re ready to improve your health and join the next challenge, contact Tracy Rewerts, NASM CPT, FNS, WFS at

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REMAX Vista Moves to Larger Office on Pierce

By Jan Sciacca

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EMAX Vista recently relocated to 695 Pierce Street, in the heart of historic downtown Erie. The move expanded their office space considerably. Owner, Tom Van Lone, and leading real estate brokers, Jody Livingood and Rachel Folger are passionate about helping you buy or sell your home. With over 25+ years of experience, REMAX Vista has agents who are honest, knowledgeable and experienced in the area.

Meet Tom:

Tom Van Lone is the owner of REMAX Vista in Erie, Colorado. He has the experience and knowledge in all areas of real estate including construction and d e v e l o p m e n t .

He began his construction career in 1992 and focused on the areas of Erie, Arvada, and Broomfield where he built over 50 custom homes and multiple other residential construction projects. In 1999 he extended his business to include commercial projects and has continued that to this day. Tom is well versed in Erie’s history including serving as the Town’s mayor from 2000 to 2002 and has been a large influence in how Erie has been developed through the years.

In January 2011, REMAX International contacted Tom to see if he would be interested in opening a REMAX franchise in Erie. He didn’t give it a second thought. He shares, “REMAX is the number one Real Estate Company in the world.” His firm now serves clients in Erie, Dacono, Frederick, Broomfield, Firestone, Longmont, Lafayette, Thornton and surrounding areas who want to buy or sell their homes. The agents at REMAX Vista have vast experience in residential, commercial and land projects.

Meet Jody:

Jody Livingood is a 14 year resident of Erie, Colorado hailing from Minnesota and Iowa prior to that. She is incredibly active in volunteering in the community including as a Board Member and Ambassador for the Erie Chamber of Commerce where she helps

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at multiple events including Erie Town Fair, Miner’s Blast, Love You and more.

Jody also lends a hand weekly at Coal Creek Meals on Wheels which serves Erie,

home. Pursuing a career in real estate with REMAX is the perfect fit. Rachel says “I am very focused on continuing my education in real estate so that I can provide the best

The most interesting thing Tom has done, real estate wise, is to list and sell a house while the seller was in jail.

Lafayette and Louisville. Jody has the passion and expertise in this area to help you find the home of your dreams or help you sell your home.

Meet Rachel:

Rachel Folger is a motivated, s a v v y REALTOR© who would love to help you buy or sell your home.

Rachel is a 5th generation Colorado native, growing up in Boulder and Weld Counties.

She moved away for a short time and quickly realized Colorado is the only place she could ever live. After working many years in the wedding industry, helping brides and grooms calmly navigate thru the most rewarding day of their lives, she decided to help people on the next rewarding day in their lives-buying a

possible service and knowledge to my clients.”

The most interesting thing Tom has done, real estate wise, is to list and sell a house while the seller was in jail. In these days of email and text, imagine, every time I had to communicate with the seller, I had to drive to the county lockup, meet with the guard, and explain what he would have to tell my seller. The guard would disappear for what seemed like hours, and finally come back with some type of answer.

Tom loves the sense of accomplishment he feels when he or his team successfully meet the needs of the client. Also, the flexibility of their work schedule allows them to be available for their children, friends, family and community.

Tom always encourages other Brokers to reach out and explore the opportunity to join him. REMAX Vista wants to respectfully thank all of their clients in the past and welcome new clients into their “family.”

REMAX Vista contact information is: erierealestate@comcast.net, 720-524-4222, vista.colorado.remax.com

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Upcoming Chamber Events

Welcome New Members!

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Erie Coffee Roasters, LLC Lisa Zautke 3000 Airport Drive Erie, CO 80516 p) 650-714-2044 e) info@eriecoffeeroasters.com

The Chamber Office is open Monday-Friday from 8am-5pm.

Stop in today to find out how a Chamber membership can enhance your business.

Annual Business Meeting Wednesday, January 27 5:30pm-7:30pm Chamber members only Erie Community Center, 450 Powers St. Colorado Business Summit Wednesday, February 17 8:00am-1:30pm Lionsgate Event Center, Lafayette Early bird registration until January 11, 2016: www.eriechamber.org/events/ details/colorado-business-summit-499 Chamber Master 101 – Member Orientation Tuesday, December 29 8:30am – 9:30am Tuesday, January 26 8:30am – 9:30am Chamber Office conference room 235 Wells Street, Erie, CO RSVP to 303-828-3440 Bring a laptop or iPad!

Erie Chamber LEADS GroupThe ‘Miner’s Guild’ Thursday, January 7 7:45am – 9:00am Thursday, January 21 7:45am – 9:00am The Old Mine, 500 Briggs Street, Erie Visitors Welcome!

For more information, call the Erie Chamber at 303-828-3440 Network at Noon Tuesday, January 5 11:45am – 1:00pm Educational Presentation by Brandon Pipkin, “Team Building” Tuesday, February 2 11:45am – 1:00pm Educational Presentation by Kathryn Novak, “Dressing for Success” Erie Community Library, 400 Powers Street

✶✶ COMING SOON Colorado Business Summit ✶✶ Wednesday, February 17 • 8:00am – 1:30pm Lionsgate Event Center, Lafayette

Robert Laureti of All Telecom Services Serves Erie, Colorado and Beyond

By Jan Sciacca

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ll Telecom Services, LLC, an Erie company owned by Robert Laureti, has been serving businesses of all sizes for over three decades. Laureti helps companies maneuver through their particular needs for phone systems, voice & data infrastructure cabling, and Internet services.

All Telecom Services provides free consultations. They will analyze one’s current system and usage and then design and spec an appropriate system for that particular business’s needs, whether it’s a two port phone system or a 1000 port phone system. All Telecom Services handles the infrastructure for the phone and internet demands and partners with other professionals for the networking services. As an authorized agent for all Colorado Internet Service Providers, Laureti can offer the pros and cons of various ISPs, depending on the size of the company and the services required.

All Telecom Services offers support

and monitoring of one’s communications Laureti explains, “We’re honest and server system 24/7. They also can secure dependable! We’re not going to sell you your communication data. They design something you don’t need.” infrastructures that allow a business to I asked Laureti what the biggest grow with ease and stability. mistakes companies make in purchasing Robert Laureti launched his their telecommunications equipment. telecommunications career He responded that “We’re not going companies listen to at Jersey Bell in 1970 and has a commanding knowledge too much “hype” about to sell you of how systems operate. new technologies like something you He chuckles about his VOIP or Voice Over beginning jobs that don’t Internet Protocol. It’s don’t need.” exist anymore like “splicer promoted as the “way of —Robert Laureti helper.” He continued his the future” but has been knowledge as lineman being challenged for years to certified for poles, pedestals, accomplish satisfactory manholes and later for outside plant repair workplace environments with businesses and air pressure maintenance. He moved complaining of dropped calls, distorted to Colorado in 1976 and was employed by calls and unpredictable bandwidth loads.

Mountain Bell before founding his own Laureti continued that those businesses company in 1982. who have VOIP will have voice and quality All Telecom serves businesses locally sound that one experiences when talking and nationally. When asked about his to someone on a cell phone. company’s broad demographic area, Another common problem, according

to Laureti, is that a company will go with one design and estimate, rather than obtaining multiple quotes. He believes businesses deserve better.

All Telecom has served some clients for 15-20 years. One local area testimonials includes David Brimlow, Practice Manager and CEO of Rocky Mountain Cardiology in Boulder who responds, “Very personalized service. Great phone system. Always there when we need them.”

All Telecom and Robert Laureti may be reached at 720.217.4400.

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Erie Community Library Events December 15, 2015 to January 12, 2015 Erie Community Library, 400 Powers Street, Erie; 1-888-861-7323 or www.MyLibrary.us.

Movie and a Craft – Tuesday, December 22; 2:00 pm. Watch a movie and then make a fun craft after the film to take home. Rated G. Grades K-8; registration.

Super SciDays: Sweet Sunsations – Monday, December 28; 10:30 am. View the sun with a super-powerful telescope with a special sun filter and design solar cupcakes. Grades K-2 and Grades 3-5.

Registration.

Super SciDays: Fantastic Flight Rocket – Tuesday, December 29; 10:30 am.

Experiment with flight and the factors that helped man get off the ground over 100 years ago. Grades K-2. Registration.

Super SciDays: Play-Well LEGO Engineering – Tuesday, December 29; 1:00 pm. Build a LEGO motorized helicopter and discover how real-world aircraft and spacecraft actually fly. Grades 3-5. Registration.

Super SciDays: Super Sounds – Wednesday, December 30; 10:30 am.

Create your own rubber band sound maker and investigate sound science by hearing, feeling, and even seeing vibrations. Grades K-2. Registration.

Super SciDays: GarageBand Jam – Wednesday, December 30; 1:00 pm.

Create, play, and record awesome music without an instrument using the Apple iPad app. Grades 3-5. Registration.

Happy Noon Year – Thursday, December 31; 11:00 am. Wear your finest attire and celebrate with a dance party, face-painting, and a special countdown to NOON!

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ariah Lorenz, daughter of Chris and Barbara Lorenz, a native Erie resident and member of Erie High School was named Student of the Month by the Rotary Club of Erie. President Rob Freeston, SVVSD president Don Haddad and Erie High School Counselor (L-R) Rich Schroeder were present for the honor.

Mariah is active in Orchestra, Odyssey of the Mind, MESA (Math, Engineering and Science Achievement) program and Charlotte’s Web (the Play). She also works at Piano Studio and is a participant in the Multiple Piano Festival and Peanut Butter Players.

Mariah’s plans to attend the University of Northern Colorado where she wants to train to be a high school history teacher.

For more information about the Rotary Club of Erie and its youth programs and charity work, visit clubrunner.ca /erie-co.

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eed a job? Need quality employees ASAP? Need required training for your existing staff that you don’t have the time or skill for? Call Connections Training & Staffing.

An example of how this dynamic staffing company works was shown to me on the afternoon I visited with coowner Corinne Vanosdoll. That morning an employer had called wanting 40 employees to report to work that week!

Connections Training and Staffing recruits from the entire community.

They also partner with the Department of Corrections, Workforce Centers, Veterans groups and others. This offers hope and a second chance to those who have chosen to make a positive change in their lives but live with the stigma and record of poor past decisions.

If a company is unsure whether candidates are suitable for a position or will be successful in the role, the company can “try before they buy” with Connections Temporary-To-Hire service. With this service, Connections is the employer of record until the

company is satisfied that the candidate is a good fit for the company.

In addition to their employee and temporary placement services, the company offers Payroll Services, HR Consultation, OSHA Certification and Safety.

There are five expectations for those seeking employment from and through Connections. Those are Reliability, Integrity, Honesty, Punctuality and Professionalism. Candidates can apply in person at Connections offices.

Candidates need to be prepared for an interview, with a resume (if available), professional attire and right -to-work documentation.

Connections Training and Staffing can be reached at either of two locations, 436 Terry Street, Longmont whose phone number is 303.485.8145 or 8700 Grant Street, Suite 100, Thornton whose phone number is 303.867.5150. The company website is connectionstrainingandstaffing. com and a contact email is info@ connectionstrainingandstaffing.com.

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Canvas and Cocoa – Tuesday, January 12; 4:00 pm. Join us for a painting session while we sip on hot cocoa. All materials provided. Grades 6-12. Registration.

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Llama Llama Party-rama – Wednesday, January 6; 4:00 pm. Celebrate one of our favorite picture book characters with stories, activities and crafts. Red pajamas are optional.

Coal Creek Meals on Wheels Announcement athryn Novak, K Broker/Owner of Metro Brokers – Novak Realty has recently been elected to the Board of Directors for Coal Creek Meals on Wheels and is currently an Ambassador for the Erie Chamber of Commerce.

She has served as a past Board Member for the Arts Coalition of Erie and brings to the Board many years of Sales and Marketing experience. Coal Creek Meals on Wheels provides daily nutritious meals at a nominal fee for those in need in Erie, Lafayette, Superior and Louisville .

Living Stones Construction. Residential & commercial projects of any size.

Licensed and insured. Locally owned and operated for over 20 years. Call or email Adam Parker at 303.717.2335 or adamp@livingstonescm.com.

New Carpet: 96+ sq yds, w/padding, luxurious, Shaw HGG44 Sand color, nylon loop carpet, $870, [$2600 in store ($27/sq yd)], located in Erie, will deliver locally, call Art at 914.473.0606 FOR SALE: Terrific 4800 pus square foot ranch on 4.64 acres 5 minutes to downtown Erie. Newly priced at $600,000. Contact Kathryn Novak, Metro Brokers – Novak Realty for more information, 303-332-9122

inviting the community to celebrate with them! The Erie Animal Hospital has been a business focused on Erie’s citizens and their pets for 15 years this December and they are led by the amazing efforts of Dr. Sally Towner.

Dr. Towner had a love of animals since she was very young after growing up on a mini-farm consisting of goats, horses, chickens, turkeys, pheasants, rabbits, dogs and cats. At age 16 she began working for a local veterinary practice and shortly after attended CSU to earn her degree in Animal Science. Then she earned her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from the University of California Davis in 1991. She spent years working in large, multi-doctor facilities but found that her heart was in starting her own practice and determined Erie to be the perfect place to do so as Erie at the time, lacked basic services, including a veterinary hospital. So with passion and drive Erie Animal Hospital was born in a small farm house. After three years the business grew so quickly a new space was needed and that is how they arrived at their current location on County Line Road.

Erie Animal Hospital also took the extra step to become fully accredited by AAHA which less than 15% of veterinary hospitals are. This means they must meet over 800 rigorous standards for client/patient/ hospital care to hold this accreditation.

Not only has Dr. Towner and her team been dedicated to their clients but they have also invested their time and energy into the Erie community. Erie Animal Hospital has supported many events including the Erie Town Fair, Country Christmas & Parade of Lists, Miner’s Blast, Town of Erie Bark in the Park and they serve local resource groups and even helped with emergency pet care during the floods of 2013. They continue to focus their business on providing above and beyond care for the community of Erie and surrounding areas.

Join The Erie Animal Hospital located at 720 Austin Avenue, Suite 107 for their 15th Anniversary and Holiday Open House from December 7th-12th. Stop in during business hours for refreshments, door prizes, gifts for your pets, hospital tours, and to meet their amazing staff.

More information can be found at www. erieanimalhospital.com.

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Erie Churches St. Luke Orthodox Church (Eastern Rite) 8:00 a.m. Orthros, 9:00 a.m. Divine Liturgy, Sun. School 11:15 a.m.

303 665-4013 www.stlukeorthodox.org 722 Austin Ave. Erie CO 80516 Fr. David Mustian, Pastor

Calvary Bible Church 9 a.m. & 10:30 a.m.

615 Evans St. Pastor Adrian Boykin 303.442.3484 info@calvarybible.com Crave, a place for students, meets at 10:30am (High School) in the lobby and 10:30am (Middle School) in the Student Ministries room.

La Iglesia Bautista Messiahville le ofrece un servicio Cristiano en Espanol todos los Lunes alas 7:00 p.m.

La direccion es 4700 County Road 6 Erie Transportacion gratis llame 303-669-5180

Bible Baptist Church of Erie 5050 NE County Line Rd 1 Erie, CO 80516 (1 mile south of Hwy 52) James M. Duncan, Pastor 303-828-5109 Email: jmduncan@usa.net www.biblebaptisterie.com

New Hope Fellowship/Erie Baptist Church Corner of Cheeseman & High, Erie Sun. 10:00 a.m. & Children’s 10:30 a.m.

(303) 828-0638 Pastor Dr. Mitch Gardne

Flatirons Community Church Sat. 5p & 6:45p and Sun. 9a & 10:45a 355 W South Boulder Road, Lafayette 303-664-5524 Jim Bergen

Erie United Methodist Church 604 Holbrook St, Erie (across Town Hall) Sun 9:00 a.m. Worship & Sunday School for Children and Youth, Nursery provided Office: (303) 828-3906 erieumc@gmail.com Pastor Rev. Emily Flemming

Life Song Church of Erie Sun. School 9:15 a.m. Service 10:30 a.m.

303-828-1040 470 Briggs Street, Erie www.lifesongchurch.org

Impact Rock Church Saturdays 5 p.m.

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Erie Airport – Home to Erie Coffee Roasters, LLC

By Jan Sciacca

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hen Lisa Zautke was laid off from kind of a latte fan, and have been looking her corporate biotech job, she and forward to my coffee every morning. Nate her husband Nate wanted to create a role and Lisa are also awesome people to work where she could spend more time with with! I’m also excited about buying my her family while continuing to be in the coffee beans local.” Jonathan A. reports, business of helping people. They decided “Just had the Colombian and it was to go into business for themselves so they delicious!”

Nate and Lisa joke that their energetic founded Erie Coffee Roasters, LLC in 2-year old twins contribute to the Zautkes March 2015.

Erie Coffee Roaster’s online retail desire for high consumptions of caffeine. went “live” in July and their wholesale Lisa had the opportunity and support of sales business followed in November. It’s Nate to stay home for the last year with been a whirlwind of a year with the Zautkes the kids. During that time, both Nate and Lisa realized they want to do more than looking forward to continued growth.

While setting up their company’s go with the flow of corporate life. Lisa account with the State of Colorado, Lisa explains their life course change this way, “Something happens unconsciously entered Erie Coffee Roasters when you have kids… the date the company not just that you are began as March 3, roasts on the sleep-deprived and 2015. Later the Zautkes you almost never realized that March weekends, so that’s see your old friends 3 was the date Nate when you will find anymore…they give proposed to Lisa fifteen years earlier in 2000! the Zautkes at 3000 you ideas, help you to realize that you have The experience of the matching dates made Airport Drive, Hanger one life, ONE life… what do we want to them feel that was #307. do with it? We had a another confirmation good run, a REALLY that they were making good run and met some incredible people the right choice for their future.

Lisa reminisces about her former during that part of our lives. But we’re job where she “was helping create ready to reach farther and coffee can help medicines to improve quality of life for us do just that.”

Erie Coffee Roasters roasts on the those suffering from HIV, cancer, heart disease, and rheumatoid arthritis.” Now weekends, so that’s when you will find she proudly states that “Erie Coffee the Zautkes at 3000 Airport Drive, Hanger Roasters helps farmers in other countries #307. Other times, please visit their website earn a living wage for their families, while eriecoffeeroasters.com, by email at info@ simultaneously keeping local residents eriecoffeeroasters.com and by phone at 650.714.2044. caffeinated.”

Erie residents are giving Erie Coffee Roasters and their products high marks.

Molly S. states, “I love their espresso! I’m

Left: Lisa and Nate Zautke on a flyfishing expedition.

(One of their favorite hobbies though they don’t get to do it often with a new business and parents of 2-year old twins!)

Below: The couple’s 2-year-old twins

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