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Peak Performance Sprinklers Specializes in Sprinkler System Winterizing

By Jan Sciacca

Craig has a motto: “When in doubt, blow it out.”

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raig Hall, owner of Peak Performance Sprinklers, spends his autumns focusing on winterizing sprinkler systems.

He also repairs sprinkler systems and helps with the startup process in the spring.

With over 20 years’ experience, he tends to find himself at one client’s home and then a neighbor’s home and then another neighbor’s and so it goes.

Craig started winterizing sprinkler systems when his older brother, who lived south of Denver, was doing the task and needed help. Since then his business has grown primarily by word of mouth. His in-

laws live in Erie and his Erie clientele has grown dramatically over the years.

An average system takes 20-30 minutes to be winterized and typically costs $35-$55. Craig likes the homeowners to be present so he can personally make sure the master water valve to the sprinkler is closed.

Although some systems are marketed Peak Performance Sprinklers is that they can be drained instead of blown offering a discount for participating out, Craig has a motto, “When in doubt, neighbors. When neighbors book a blow it out.” He declares it is the safe thing winterization through Craig, each to do and the best “insurance.” He knows household receives a $5 discount. To about risks and safety as he spends the rest schedule an appointment, contact Craig at of his non-sprinkler daylight hours at his 303.596.4299 Schedule career position as an owner of a Farmers with a neighbor and each Insurance Agency in Frederick. receive a $5.00 DISCOUNT!

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Surrounded by family, friends, new employees and neighbors Gary Nickell, founder and owner, cut the ribbon inaugurating their new building!

Scott’s Roofing has been planted in the Lafayette area since 2010 and Gary and his team have over 25 years of experience in the roofing industry. They

Gary states, “We want people to be confident in their roofing choice. We are local, reliable, and hard working. One of our biggest concerns is after a storm many companies will be going door to door trying to get your business. But many of them only fly in for the storm, make empty promises and leave, never to be seen again.

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Lafayette Homebrew Supply Celebrates 3rd Anniversary

By Jan Sciacca

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afayette, Homebrew Supply, owned

by George Otteni, celebrated its 3rd Anniversary September 1. The independent small business and home to all one’s fermenting needs, is located in the back of the walk-through atrium in Lafayette Marketplace at 400 S. South Boulder Rd. in Lafayette. It has made reputation for having exceptional customer service, integrity, fresh quality products and a passion to make its community a better place.

George and his team have everything one needs to make beer, wine or whatever else you may want to ferment at home. They have an extensive selection of base malts, specialty malts, pellet and leaf hops, liquid yeast strains (Wyeast and White Labs), dry yeasts for beer, wine, cider and mead, wine kits, beer kits, and all the equipment you’ll need including CO2 and kegging and draft supplies. They also have cheese-making kits and soda-making ingredients. The staff is very knowledgeable and eager to help the beginner get started on his or her quest.

One of the things that has been most

rewarding for George is the co-sponsorship of an annual Charity Pro-Am Homebrew Competition. The co-sponsoring brewing company partner has rotated from year to year but the charity that has benefitted remains the same. Sister Carmen Community Center receives 100% of the funds raised.

In addition to the kudos of winning and receiving some neat prizes, the grand prize winner has the privilege of having his or her personal recipe brewed at the commercial brewmaster’s site and in their equipment!

The next Pro-Am registration will be in early 2017 so now’s the time to be perfecting your competition brew.

George enjoys experimenting with fermentation. He makes beer, mead, wine, banana beer, cider, some things that don’t have names and he likes ice cream too.

Lafayette Homebrew Supply’s hours are Mon.-Fri, 11am-7pm, Sat., 10am-5pm and Sun. 10am-3pm. Contact information is 720.484.5756, lafayettehomebrew.com and george@lafayettehomebrew.com.

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The Brian Norton Agency Locates to Village Vista Drive, Erie

By Jan Sciacca

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rian Norton, has owned The Brian Norton Agency for over a year. He chose to become a Farmers Insurance Group Agency owner because Farmers is one of the largest multi-line insurance companies in the nation, with over $26 billion in assets and eight decades of consistent service to the public. Farmer’s focuses on educating clients and potential clients on more than just insurance.

The Brian Norton Agency is a local insurance & financial services agency providing personal service and a complete line of financial service products to fit one’s needs. Their clients know Brian and Brian wants to know them, their families, and their story. He specializes in first class service. He wants the community to know that he offers more than insurance. He offers a life plan and schedules to sit down with clients a minimum of once a year to discuss their changing needs. He educates the clients about the coverages they need and financial planning they desire.

With more than 20 years’ Insurance & Financial Service industry experience, Brian holds FINRA Series 7, 63, 65, 79 along with Property/Casualty & Life/Health Insurance licenses. He’s licensed in the State of Colorado and has clients throughout the area.

Brian became interested in insurance because he has a passion for problem solving, building relationships, working to educate people

on finances while teaching them how to protect the monies they make and the assets they accumulate. He wants people to know the importance of having the right insurance coverage, and having a plan in place to save for your future. He loves helping clients and potential clients plan for any eventuality, which lessens one’s fear of the unknown.

Brian is a veteran of the US Army and a player on a men’s DIII rugby team.

He’s married to Libby Norton and has a son, Taylor Norton, who is a student at Oklahoma State University, studying architecture. When not working Brian enjoys hiking, camping, fishing, hunting and skiing.

The Brian Norton Agency is located at 3200 Village Vista Drive, Suite 106, Erie and is open Monday – Friday, 8am-6pm and Saturdays by appointment. Brian can be reached at 303.751.9996 or bnorton1@ farmersagent.com.

The Brian Norton Agency is a local insurance & financial services agency providing personal service and a complete line of financial service products to fit one’s needs.

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Erie Community Library Events September 16 – October 15 Erie Community Library 400 Powers Street, Erie; 1-888-861-7323 or www.MyLibrary.us.

Glow Party - September 16, 6:30-8:30 pm. It’s after hours and the library is transforming into a glow-in-the-dark extravaganza. There will be glow art, games, snacks, a DJ and more. Grades 6-12; registration.

Paw Patrol Pandemonium - September 19, 3:30 pm Wear your rescue hero gear and get ready to sing, dance, craft and listen at this special storytime. All ages welcome with caregiver.

Balance Schmalance - September 21, 4:00 pm Students in Grades K-2 are invited to explore balance by reading the book “Equal Shmequal” by Virginia Kroll and experimenting with everyday things from home and school.

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Mrs. Moon’s Doll Club – October 4, 4:155:15 pm Learn about dolls of the past and the girls who played with them. Stories, crafts, and hands-on exploring will be part

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College Prep – October 4, 6-8 pm Students or parents can join us to learn about practical college planning and lowering the cost of college. Grades 9-12 and/or parents; registration.

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Safety in Real Estate

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elling your home is stressful enough.

If you are selling your home with a Realtor or even For Sale By Owner (FSBO), take some extra steps to secure your home and yourself.

1. When placing ads or displaying a yard sign, scammers will also notice.

It’s never OK for anyone to enter your home unannounced. Even with an appointment, it’s best to have a Real Estate agent along.

2. Don’t tell someone that you can’t show it because you won’t be home.

Tell them that you are busy at that time and set another time.

3. For safety, keep the front of your body to the Buyer. Let the Buyer enter areas first so you won’t be caught offguard from behind.

4. Don’t let people roam through your home unescorted. Remove your valuables or put them in a safe; medicines, CDs, DVDs, checkbooks, bank statements, money/change, electronics or anything else of personal or resale value is often targeted.

5. Use advertising as your first layer of protection and interest. Include phrases like “Appointment only” and “Driver’s license required for admission” and “Pre-approved documents required.”

Have all Buyers sign in.

6. If you are alone when showing the property, think in terms of areas where you might not be heard, such as a basement, attic, garage, etc. Lock the front door behind you so no one can enter while you are showing—and also determine an escape route if needed.

7. Trust your gut and pay attention to your intuition. If something seems wrong, it is.

8. A home security system is worth it. It secures the home and can increase the resale value.

9.Make sure that windows and doors are locked after visitors leave. Do a full sweep of your home to make sure that no one is still in the house and that all your possessions are intact.

10. It’s always prudent to be safe, not sorry!

Kathryn Novak, Broker/Owner Metro Brokers-Novak Realty has been a REALTOR® in the Erie and surrounding areas for 17 years.

Besides her MBA in Business Administration, she has a minor in Art and Design and stages most of the homes she sells. She also carries several advanced designations, CRS, GRI, SRES and CNE. For questions or real estate advice, she can be reached at 303-3329122 or knovak52@gmail.com

Vista Animal Hospital “Caring Differently, From the Eyes of Your Pet”

By Jan Sciacca

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ista Animal Hospital, 3200 Village Vista Drive, Suite 100, Erie, officially opens September 20, although some pets have requested an advance preview. Dr. Bonnie Abbott was prompted to start Vista Animal Hospital after she lost her eldest sister Sarah to cancer. It caused her to evaluate her own life and decide to realize a life-long dream of opening her own animal hospital. Dr. Abbott is passionate about being a veterinarian and believes in the human-animal bond and the joy pets bring to our lives.

Dr. Abbott grew up in Fort Collins, about a mile from the CSU veterinary school. From an early age, she wanted to become a vet, a teacher, a counselor, a scientific researcher, a dolphin trainer, and an artist. During college, she realized that she could become nearly all of these things as a veterinarian. She treats dogs, cats, guinea pigs, rabbits, ferrets, and other small pocket pets.

Dr. Abbott has always had a knack for being able to calm nervous pets during their exams. A recent movement in veterinary medicine is to focus on

lowering stress in pets to improve quality of care. Vista Animal Hospital, is “FearFree Certified” which means the staff has had extra training in how to minimize stress in pets at the vet. The entire hospital was designed with this idea in mind.

Vista Animal Hospital has separate waiting areas for dogs and cats. They have a dedicated cat only exam room complete with a fish tank window at the exam table. The kitty condos have the new cage designs to maximize comfort and minimize stress in cats.

The exam rooms have no exam tables for dogs. Instead, dogs are examined on comfortable dog couches low to the ground. The dog and cat wards are separated as far as space allows and the walls are sound insulated which creates the best environment for healing. From the colors on the walls to the lobby fireplace, every detail was chosen to create a home-like setting.

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In addition to Dr. Abbott, Alice Forschmiedt, of Lafayette, has joined the team at Vista Animal Hospital.

An Open House is being held on Saturday October 8, 11am-3pm. There will

be lots of free family activities and tours of the animal hospital. An official ribbon cutting ceremony is scheduled at noon and raffle prizes given away at 2 pm.

Vista Animal Hospital is conveniently located 2 miles west of I-25 on Highway 7 and will be open: Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday 8 am-5 pm, and 1st and 3rd Saturdays of each month from 9 am-3pm. Dr. Abbott may be contacted at 720.466.1414, VistaVet.net and DrAbbott@ VistaVet.net.

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I had a chance to try a new challenge that I had not done before as well. I climbed the Manitou Incline. It’s a climbing trail in Colorado Springs. It gains 2,000ft in one mile with a 41%-68% grade in steepness. Here’s a picture of me as I finished at the top with that feeling of accomplishment you get when you’ve done something challenging. I highly recommend it next summer.

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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. 303.442.3484 www.calvarybible.com Our student ministries meets at 9:00am (High School) and 10:30am (Middle School) in the Student Ministries room.

Rejoice Lutheran Church Sun. Worship: 9:30 a.m.

Renovations are completed & we areworshipping at 3413 Lowell Lane, Erie.

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(303) 835-4214, www.impactrock.com 710 Austin Ave, #200 Erie, CO 80516 Pastors Mark and Kara Harper

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. 4p & 6p and Sun. 9a & 11a 355 W South Boulder Road, Lafayette 303-664-5524 Jim Bergen

Grace Church Worship Sat 6 p.m., Sun 8:30, 11:15 a.m.

2415 Lake Park Drive, Longmont, CO 80501 303-772-5685, www.graceefc.org Pastor Jeff Foote St. Scholastica Catholic Church Main & Wells, Erie, CO (303) 828-4221; parishoffice@ stscholasticaerie.org Fr. Robert Wedow, Pastor Weekday Masses: Tuesday, 6:00pm; Confessions at 5pm Wednesday thru Friday, 9:00am; Confessions at 8:30am Saturday, 7:30am; Confessions at 7:00am Weekend Masses: Saturday, 4:00pm Sunday, 8:30am, 11:30am Communion Service: Monday, 9:00am Erie United Methodist Church 604 Holbrook St, Erie (across Town Hall) Sun 10:00 a.m. Worship & Sunday School for Children and Youth, Nursery provided Office: (303) 828-3906 erieumc@live.com Pastor Rev. Joshua Walker

East Boulder Baptist Church 7690 Baseline Rd, Boulder, CO 80303 Sunday School for Children, Teens, and Adults - 9am, Worship Service -10:30am Deaf and Senior Citizens Ministries www.EBBC.Co 303/499-3553 Living Faith Christian Fellowship Meeting at Black Rock Elementary School Sundays at 10:00am Pastor: Barry Hendrick www.lfcf.net/ www.facebook.com/ultimateimpact 303.883.8871 barry.hendrick@lfcf.net Orchard Community Church Sunday Services 10:00 a.m.

Erie High School, 3180 County Road 5 Erie, Colorado 80516 (303) 485-0922 orchardcommunity.church Pastor Nick Olson Life Song Church of Erie Sun. School 9:15 a.m. Service 10:30 a.m.

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Although Code Blue Computing typically serves clients who are experiencing a bit of computer-induced frustration, they also provide a range of services that include Computer Repair and Upgrades, Networking, Data Recovery, Virus Removal and Structured Cabling.

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Bill worked in the Corporate IT world for 20 years and had always dreamed of owning his own company were he could provide premium computer service at a great value. When he and Jeri were married in 2010, they decided to start Code Blue Computing. Their twins Zachary and Zoe were born the following year and appear to be Mini Technicians in the making!

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The Morgans can’t stress enough, the importance of backing up one’s data. Jeri shares, “We run into a lot of situations where people lose all of their family photos when a hard drive fails. Being proactive, saves a lot of time, expense, and heartache.”

She especially remembers a time when they had a client with a crashed hard drive that had all of his business information on it and had never done a backup on it. Code Blue was able to recover all of his data inhouse, saving his business.

The Morgans consider their customers to be an extension of their family. Jeri says, “Computers are really a fantastic gateway for us to be able to communicate with one another and we get the chance to maintain that connection for our clients.”

Clients are passionate about Code Blue Computing. One such client reports: “5 star people, 5 star service, 5 star company! I use Code Blue Computing for my personal and business computers and receive the TOP NOTCH service every time! Bill has helped me with computer

clean up, virus protection, purchasing new systems (and setting them up), he even helps our Grandmother with her computer (she lives 1000 miles away)! I know when I call Code Blue, I will get the most reliable, honest, and professional service there is!” Julie Dunlap, Dunlap Electric Company, Erie, Co. Code Blue Computing is a new member of the Erie Chamber of Commerce. To celebrate, they’re offering $50 off their PC Tuneup Service during the month of September. To schedule your service contact Code Blue at 720.746.9763, M-F, 9am-5:30pm. Evening and weekend appointments are also available.

The company’s contact information is codebluecomputing.com, info@ codebluecomputing.com and its address is 80 Garden Center, Building B, Suite #52, Broomfield, CO 80020.

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Below: The Code Blue Family Three from left to right: Bill Morgan, Jeri Morgan and Brittani Sample.

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New Erie Pediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics Offers No Shots, No Drills and Colorful Braces

By Jan Sciacca

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r. Namrata and Dr. TC Hardy, owners of Hardy Pediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics, 3200 Village Vista Drive, Suite 110, Erie, have been practicing at their new location since mid-August.

They’re already enamored with the great community support of their Erie neighbors helping to spread the news of their opening.

The Hardys, a husband and wife team, are excited to bring innovative new pediatric dentistry to Erie and northern Colorado. Currently, Dr. Nam is the only pediatric dentist in the state, and only 1 of 15 in the nation to offer Solea laser treatment. This means no more scary shots and little to no drilling. It is really amazing and kids love it!

Dr. Nam Hardy is a Pediatric Dentist who believes in prevention of dental problems and in educating families about how they can have healthy smiles for life. With free infant exams and

parental education she is sure to get them off to the right track from the very beginning. Other benefits of the laser include better elimination of bacteria within the tooth before the filling goes in.

There is stronger bonding for fillings and reduced sensitivity after the child is done with their procedure. Pediatric dentistry is for infants, babies, children, teens and young adults up to age 21.

Dr. TC Hardy is an Orthodontist who is excited to offer clear, colorful braces as the standard . . .with less breakage and initial findings of less white-spots (the start of cavities). He adds, “We live in 2016. Why are metal braces still the normal? Let’s get something esthetic as the standard!”

He also offers advanced alternatives to traditional orthodontics – such as Invisalign and Incognito. With a separate orthodontic area he performs treatment for both adult and adolescent patients.

Dr. TC Hardy offers orthodontics for the

whole family with several treatment options available.

He shares, “Nam and I set the office up beautifully with complementing sides for the children’s dentistry and the orthodontics so no matter what age the person coming is, they will feel welcome.”

The husband and wife team live near their practice and are parents of a 5 monthold baby boy. In their spare time they used to enjoy winter sports and going to restaurants and movies but with an infant in the house that has changed . . .for now.

For Erie Consumer Report readers, the Hardy’s are offering two specials. Those are: a new patient exam, fluoride, cleaning and Childs tooth brush for $50 or $500 off comprehensive orthodontic treatment whether with clear braces, Invisalign, or

OMG!!! I FORGOT MY EYE BROWS!!!

Sunday and the entire family has In utter humiliation Mom races for Cosmetic Tattooing. However, traditional Iandt’sgathered at Mom’s. The scene is serene her bedroom mirror to begin the daily tattooing (performed in a tattoo “parlor”) just the aromas themselves are adding ritual of penciling in her eyebrows. Even and Medical Cosmetic Tattooing pounds to my hips as we speak. Agony (moans) and ecstasy (cheers) from the football game of the hour volley from the man cave. In the kitchen, Mom stands at the mixer folding enough butter and cream into her famous mashed potatoes to bring on a bout of angina. My brother is making the rounds with his index finger “taste testing” every dish possible.

Suddenly, the euphoric scene is shattered by the sound of the potato bowl splintering on the floor. Mom’s hands cover her face in horror as she cries, “OMG, I forgot my eyebrows”! With matching horror in his voice, my insensitive brother screams, “OH NO, MOM! Where’d you leave ‘em”?! As he dashes around the kitchen lifting and shifting everything to see if there is a stray pair of eye brows hiding there.

with years of practice, they never have and never will, look real.

For the woman or man without eyebrows, this is the stuff that nightmares are made of! While the masses are chuckling, the man or woman with a Thyroid Disorder (causing extreme thinning or complete loss of hair growth), Chemotherapy and/or Radiation, Alopecia (an auto immune disorder that causes the partial or TOTAL lack of hair growth everywhere on the body), or Vitiligo (the progressive loss of melanin ‘color pigment’ in the skin and hair, as in Michael Jackson’s Disease) is ravaging the mental health and self-confidence of millions of Americans and people throughout the world.

It doesn’t have to be this way folks!

The age old art of tattooing has come to the rescue in the new form of Medical

(performed in a professional office) travel in opposing directions.

In the state of Colorado Permanent Cosmetics Artists are required to be state licensed Cosmetologists or Aestheticians plus have additional training in permanent makeup. Color, placement, symmetry, ethnicity, image, lifestyle and the age of the client must all be taken into consideration before any permanent implanting can take place.

With eye brow cosmetic tattooing, colored pigment is implanted to mimic “HAIRS” growing from your brow area. If you are working with an Artist, (as opposed to a Technician) your brows will appear as real as real can be, and they will give the Almighty a run for His money in style and appearance!

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Left: Dr. TC Hardy; Right: Dr. Nam Hardy hidden braces. (Be sure to mention the Erie Consumer Report! Some insurance restrictions may apply.)

Hardy Pediatric Dentistry and Orthodontics is open Monday-Friday, 8am-5pm. Its contact information is 720-900-3119, info@ hardypedoortho.com and hardypedoortho.com.

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