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Lifestyle Letter

THE SOUL OF PARKER

NOVEMBER 2016

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he word soul comes to mind every time I step onto Mainstreet.

Defined as “the essence and embodiment of something,” soul is what I see and feel in the faces and places of downtown Parker and, I suspect, the reason so many of us love it here.

It was that “soul” that made it so fun and gratifying to work with many of you in putting together the November issue! Together with our fearless leader Andy Manz (also publisher for Lifestyle Publications in Boulder, Cherry Creek and Highlands Ranch) and the whole Lifestyle team, we’re so thrilled to be starting with you all in November, the most “promising” of months.

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This month’s dual theme is “Giving Back” and “Winter Sports Preview,” and we didn’t have to look far beyond Mainstreet to find a whole lot of both. From our story about Anne Barrington’s burgeoning Charity Happy Hour Series that’s shining a light on Parker’s stellar community service organizations (see “Walking the Walk”) and the 2016 Winter Reading List (reading is a winter sport, right?) brought to us by the library just after their big move, to the exciting news about soon-to-open Discovery Park, we enjoyed every minute of putting this month’s issue together. We hope you’ll enjoy reading it as much as we enjoyed creating it. Let’s do this thing!

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Departments

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Good Times

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Around Town

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Hops & Vine

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Giving Back

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Food & Wine

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Culinary Creations

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Sold Properties

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Lifestyle Calendar

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Parting Thoughts

14 The Whiskeys of Winter

The Parker Garage shows us how whiskey is done.

20 So you want to ski out-of-bounds, eh?

7 steps aspiring backcountry skiers can take to start earning turns

24 Set the Soiree

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involved in all facets of the production, which will feature two separate casts. " This is one of the largest productions they ’ve ever tackled," said Abigael Plotke, student president for Ponderosa’s theater council. Design and rehearsals started in early September in preparation the November performances. "I love the sense of community theatre offers,” said Plotke. “Working together for hours after school creates a bond unlike any other activity I’ve participated in. We’re are a family and I love that."

That kind of passion is shared and nourished

“LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS”

throughout the theatre company. "Students col-

Ponderosa High School will perform

laborate with Mrs. Dunkley to create beautiful

the musical “Little Shop of Horrors” for

but budget-conscious set designs, and they get

five consecutive days beginning Nov. 15.

to have creative control over the costumes, cre-

Originally produced in 1960 as a “black

ating beautiful clothing for the time period," says

comedy,” this outlandish story of a carniv-

Plotke. Another standout for the production: the

orous plant was made into a rock musi-

variety of ages cast. “Over the years, a majority

cal in 1982 and a hit movie in 1986. The

of the leads have been played by upper class-

Ponderosa Mustangs’ version will hold

men. But in ‘Little Shop’ the leads are played by

true to the Broadway version, so expect

juniors, seniors and sophomores." “Little Shop

creative choreography, music, singing,

of Horrors” runs Nov. 15-19 at Ponderosa High

and of course a crazy moving botanical

School, with approximately 90 students partici-

wonder as the star. From ensemble to

pating in performances over five days. For spe-

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Around Town

(CON TI N U ED)

PARKER’S NEWLY NAMED “DISCOVERY PARK” WILL BE YEAR-ROUND DESTINATION

for the last 11 years. Once again there will be a wide array of holiday shopping with 100+ artisans and vendors. Each aisle

Construction is well underway on the newest addition to

will be filled with exciting products, many handmade, sure to

the Town of Parker’s fantastic collection of parks, located at

please everyone on your gift list. Mountain Pine Woman’s Club

Mainstreet and Pine Drive. Newly named “Discovery Park,”

is proud to host this annual holiday event. Mountain Pine is a

located next to the new Parker branch of Douglas County

local Parker, volunteer, nonprofit women’s club that has been

Libraries, is scheduled to open this winter. Discovery Park will

involved in our community for over 25 years. We are part of a

be a year-round destination and community gathering place that

larger organization, the General Federation of Women’s Clubs

features interactive fountains in the summer, a vibrant ice trail

that has roots back to 1868. Both groups strive to make com-

in the winter and performances and events throughout the year.

munities stronger through volunteerism and promote fellowship

“After years of planning, the Town Council is excited to see this

among women. There is a wonderful array of gift items, craft

unique park come to life,” said Parker Mayor Mike Waid. “We chose

and homemade goodies and delectable food items. Of special

the name Discovery Park to showcase all there is to do and learn in

note is our own Mountain Pine Craft Booth with an incredible

this fantastic community gathering place. From concerts and events

display of cuddly stuffed animals for children, darling clothes

to the ice trail and interactive fountains, we believe that this space

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Hops & Vine

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WHISKEYS of

WINTER ARTICLE ROBIN BOND PHOTOGRAPHY RAEMI VERMIGLIO WITH STYLIST JESSICA DUCE

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hile Americans deemed drunkenness deplorable for centuries, physicians of yore prescribed whiskey as medicine, encouraging and even prescribing it for keeping warm in the winter, restoring energy, and curing colds, fevers, depression and snakebites.

To celebrate America’s enduring appetite for whiskey and the arrival of Colorado’s chilliest season, we stopped by the Parker Garage, known for having the largest whiskey menu - and some of the rarest whiskey finds - for miles around. On the rocks or cocktail style, Parker Garage bartender Kelton Steinmeier and Parker Garage owners Brent Walker and Meghan Gold showed us how it’s done - on the rocks or cocktail style. Enjoy their take on one of their favorite whiskey cocktails to serve up, the Sazerac Cocktail. And don’t forget to use round ice! “Spherical ice solves the problem of fast-melting ice that dilutes the whiskey,” says Steinmeyer. “Round ice exposes less surface area than the same amount of cubed ice, so it melts more slowly.”

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Giving Back

ANNE BARRINGTON & THE BARRINGTON GROUP HAPPY HOUR CHARITY SERIES ARTICLE AMY COTSWORTH | PHOTOGRAPHY RAEMI VERMIGLIO

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1. Project Linus 2. Toys for Tots 3. "Adopt a Family" Home Decorating

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4. The Manny Balboa Fundraiser 5. Parker Task Force,

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JIM GILL WAS “REAL.”

Warm and connected to those around him, Jim was involved in children’s charities, helping children access the tools and support necessary to reach their potential. So when he was killed tragically in a car accident in 1998 along with his new wife of just two weeks, his children knew they needed to create a foundation to not only celebrate his life, but the lives of all of us and our ability to make a difference in the world.

Growing up in Colorado, Parker Real Estate Broker Anne Barrington and her siblings learned early from parents Lorraine and Jim the importance of service to others. Taking in foster children and helping them realize their potential through support and nurturing, Jim and Lorraine showed Anne and her siblings how to make a difference.

Working as a family, they made sandwiches for those in need, volunteered in soup kitchens and supported battered women’s shelters.

“IT WAS JUST WHAT MY FAMILY DID,” ANNE SAYS.

A graduate of Colorado State University, Anne began her career in sales and was a fulltime real estate professional by 1999, the same year she and her sister and brother founded the Jim Gill Foundation. Since their first fundraising event in 1999, the 501(c)3 organization has raised over $110,000 for charities like The Challenge Foundation and the Alpine Autism Center, and most recently raised awareness and scholarship money for Hide In Plain Sight, a local program that helps 860-plus homeless students in the Douglas County School District.

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Co-hosted by the Parker Garage, the Hide in Plain Sight fundraiser was the first in the Barrington Group Happy Hour Charity Series, 4 a program designed to raise money and awareness about local communities in need.

“Through my business, I’ve gotten to know a lot of other people with a passion to give back, so that inspired me to bring the community together to make a difference for those in need,” said Anne, who's the mother of daughters, Shea, 16, and Drue, 13. "There are so many great charities right in our back yard that many aren’t even aware of. “My goal — with the support of the Parker Garage — is that our monthly Happy Hour Series will raise awareness about these communities,” said Anne.

And make a difference she has.

The Owner and Managing Broker of The Barrington Group, Anne and her

hand-picked team of elite real estate professionals regularly contribute to the Women’s Crisis Center by adopting families during the holidays. Other charitable causes in the queue for upcoming happy hour events include Project Linus, which provides blankets to comfort critically ill children, and the Parker Task Force, which relies entirely on volunteers and donations to providing local families in need with food, financial assistance, and help with utilities. Anne’s goal is to double the current amount raised by May 2018, marking the 20-year anniversary of Jim Gill’s passing.

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ince their first fundraising event in 1999, the 501(c)3 organization has

raised over $110,000 for charities like The Challenge Foundation and the Alpine Autism Center, and most recently raised awareness and scholarship money for Hide In Plain Sight, a local program that helps 860-plus homeless students in the Douglas County School District. It was just what my family did,” Anne says.

Anne’s goal is to double the current amount raised by May 2018, marking the 20-year anni-

versary of Jim Gill’s passing.. “Parker has been

good to my family and me, and it makes my heart happy to be able to give back.

Get involved and spread the word! Anne is running a grassroots campaign via digital, social media and word-of-mouth to bring increased awareness, support and organic momentum to her community charity initiatives. To find out about upcoming Barrington

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So you want TO SKI OUT-OFBOUNDS EH? 7 initial steps aspiring backcountry skiers can take to start earning turns.

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n Colorado, much of today’s ski culture has an emphasis on backcountry or big mountain exploration. While inspiring, the prospect of setting out on exploratory ski missions in the middle of nowhere when avalanche deaths seem to be at an all-time high can seem uninviting and overwhelming. Where the heck do you even begin?

Here are seven suggestions to follow if you’re serious about transitioning from resort junkie into someone who knows how to safely navigate and survive skiing or riding beyond mediated terrain.

01 LEARN AS MUCH AS YOU CAN ABOUT SNOW.

Sounds trivial, but really. Start by reading your local snow report more regularly and begin to understand how the weather is affecting the snowpack. One resource for consistent forecasting is OpenSnow.com.

An entire season of storms dictates what kind of snow you’re potentially skiing. Is it stable?

Is there enough coverage? If you’ve been reading about regional snowfall, you’re a lot more likely to understand what the collection of layers are looking like and you’ll be able to follow along discussing skiing conditions.

02 GET THE GEAR AND UNDERSTAND ITS PURPOSE.

Initial items for keeping yourself safe include a shovel, a beacon and a probe, but you’ll also want to look into getting a good backpack, sensible layers or touring equipment. You don’t have to spend a fortune in your first season and buy everything at once; Craigslist or renting works, too. Also, try checking out your local sports recycler or see if a friend will lend these items to you.

03 TAKE AN AVALANCHE 1 COURSE.

Drop the money and get educated.

Courses are generally a few days in length and cover the basics in reading terrain and snowpack, utilizing gear and assessing risk.

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SO YOU WANT TO SKI OUT-OF-BOUNDS EH? (CON TI N U ED)

Most courses include time “in the field,” and this is the perfect time to rent or borrow gear to practice using it properly. If you’re a student, look to see if your rec center or other clubs on campus offer courses at a discount.

ascending the mountains you plan on skiing down. Start getting your heart rate up in your daily life so that laps in the backcountry can be less lung busting.

06 IF YOU CAN AFFORD IT, DON’T LEAVE

04 FOLLOW THE LEADERS.

THE RESORT ENTIRELY.

Mentors matter. If you know someone who has been skiing out of bounds for a while now, ask them if they are willing to take you out skiing on some mellow terrain after you’ve taken your Avalanche 1 Course.

Offer to drive or buy them an après meal. If you can’t coordinate a time to go exploring, invite him or her out for a drink and pick their brain. Ask them about how they got into backcountry skiing or about the lessons they’ve learned in the field over time.

Hiking legs are important, but skiing legs are what make it fun. The more you’re skiing, the better. Try to make it a point to get some resort laps in here or there throughout your season. It means you’re keeping your skiing legs in shape, and you’ll be more prepared to take aggressive turns in an ungroomed landscape.

05 GET YOUR CARDIO UP TO SPEED.

Skiing in the backcountry doesn’t just consist of steep turns and face-shots; a lot of time is spent hiking. The popular phrase “earn your turns” isn’t just talk, it takes work

07 FIGURE OUT WHERE TO EXPLORE.

Start talking to people and researching common places to ski or ride in your region. You may hear folks constantly talking about a certain trail or recreational area where they like to go touring. Study those places, the terrain traps associated with them and begin familiarizing yourself with that topography. Then, when the time is right, you’ll be ready to send it.

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Family gatherings. Friendsgiving. Holiday parties. It's all about friends and family coming together to eat, drink and connect.

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Culinary Creations

A WARM WINTER RECIPE FOR THE COLDER NIGHTS. PHOTOGRAPHY POPPIES + PAISLEY 1.

Heat the oven to 425°F and arrange a rack in the middle.

Line a baking sheet with aluminum foil. Place the squash pieces cut-side up on the baking sheet. Melt 1 tablespoon of the butter and brush all of it over the tops and insides of the squash halves (alternatively, you can rub it on evenly with your fingers). Season generously with salt and pepper.

Roast until knife tender, 50 minutes to 1 hour.

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Meanwhile, peel, core and cut the apple into medium dice. Cut

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shaped vegetable. You start by cutting the squash in half lengthwise

Add the apple, onion and sage, season with salt and pepper.

and roasting it in a hot oven. Scrape the roasted flesh from the skin, and

Cook, stirring occasionally, until softened, about 7 minutes.

simmer it with sautéed yellow onion, fresh sage and a tart Granny Smith apple. When everything’s soft and the flavors have melded, purée it all in

Remove the pan from the heat and set aside.

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the blender. Finally, enrich the soup with a bit of heavy cream.

When the squash is ready, set the baking sheet on a wire rack until the squash is cool enough to handle. Using a large spoon, scoop the flesh into the saucepan with the sautéed apples and onions; discard the skins.

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• 2 tablespoons unsalted butter (1/4 stick)

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I met Anne several years ago when I worked as an office manager at a fullservice brokerage. Seeing first-hand her level of professionalism, vast knowledge of the real estate market, and her incredible success with home sales, I knew I could trust Anne with assisting us in purchasing our first home. Though there were multiple offers on the house we were interested in, Anne was able to ensure that the sellers would choose our offer. Now we’re happily living in our dream home and it’s all thanks to Anne!

Anne kept the process as easy and convenient as possible by meticulously taking care of all the back-end items; all we had to do was sign documents. She kept us informed and updated every step of the way and ensured that everything was completed in a timely manner. Upon closing, we were delighted to find that she went above and beyond, surprising us with wonderful house-warming gifts and a bright red bow on the door of our home.

We would highly recommend Anne to assist with your real estate needs, whether you’re looking to get into a new home or to sell your home for top-dollar. We will definitely use her again!

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ANNE BARRINGTON Owner/Managing Broker, REALTOR®, Relocation Expert, SMDRA Diamond Circle Top Producer 2013-2015, Prudential Chairmans Circle 2013 Gold Award, Prudential Presidents Circle 2013-2015, Berkshire Hathaway Chairman’s Circle Platinum 2014

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The Lower Level with Separate Entrance is perfect for a Mother in Law suite or Teenagers that just want to get away! It comes with a Full Kitchen, Entertainment area, Eating Space and Sitting Room. It also has two Large Bedrooms with Walk in Closets and two more Full Baths. The Outdoor Living and Entertaining continues with the Heated Swimming Pool, in ground Hot Tub, Gazebo and Full Sports Court! This home has over 7,000 SF and has so much to offer…you must come and see it for yourself. Your park like piece of Paradise is just waiting for you to call it Home.

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craft table sponsored by the Mountain Pine

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event. Enjoy tasty treats from local food vendors,

NOVEMBER 26 DECEMBER 24

complimentary Holiday Carriage Rides, holiday

HOLIDAY CARRIAGE RIDES

scale charity ball will spark the imagination of

caroling from our local high schools and the

DOWNTOWN PARKER

3,000 plus guests with a magical holiday party

Parker Chorale and a Nutcracker performance

Experience the magic of downtown Park-

straight out of the 1940’s. Guests will enjoy live

by Colorado School of Dance. This evening is

er! The Town is proud to host free holiday car-

music, costumes, re-enactments of classic hol-

sure to be filled with wonderful holiday memo-

riage and wagon rides every Saturday night

iday films, sleigh rides, food, drinks, and danc-

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NOVEMBER 26 WOMEN'S DIVORCE WORKSHOP

film for the 1940's & 50's White Christmas Ball. Celebrating its seventh year, the large-

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NOV. 13 Rusted Root NOV. 18 Wynonna and The Big Noise

MAR. 3 CJRO: The Music of Steely Dan and Radiohead

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Parting Thoughts

WINTER READING LIST THE NEW PARKER LIBRARY IS OPEN FOR BUSINESS WITH THE SEASON'S MUST-READS. ARTICLE DOUGLAS COUNTY LIBRARIES

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t’s hard to compete with winter in Colorado, but these books are something you can warm up to. Whether you’re on the ski train to Winter Park or nestled comfortably in front of the fire, there’s a little something for everyone.

DARK MATTER BY BLAKE CROUCH

THE MOTHERS BY BRIT BENNETT

TODAY WILL BE DIFFERENT

“Are you happy with your life?” Those are the last words Jason Dessen hears before a masked abductor knocks him unconscious. When he wakes up, nothing is as it was, setting Jason on a dizzying journey that will force him to confront the darkest parts of himself.

Can a “what if ” be more powerful than an experience itself? The Mothers poses this question in entrancing, lyrical prose.

Set within a contemporary black community in Southern California, this perceptive story about community, love and ambition starts with a secret.

BY MARIA SEMPLE

HILLBILLY ELEGY: A MEMOIR OF A FAMILY

THE UNSEEN WORLD BY LIZ MOORE

AND CULTURE IN CRISIS BY J.D. VANCE

Ada Sibelius is raised by David, her brilliant, eccentric father who directs a computer science lab in 1980s-era Boston.

When David’s mind begins to falter, Ada’s life is turned upside down. Everything she believes in is called into question, including her father’s mysterious history. But Ada is determined to uncover the truth.

This absorbing memoir is about the troubles that plague the white working class in America. But don’t be fooled: The author avoids the usual political targets and instead stresses the importance of self-discipline and character. It’s brave, funny and unsentimental, and you won’t soon forget his tough-as-nails, gun-brandishing grandmother.

Eleanor Flood decides that today is the day she will tackle the little things — from showering and getting dressed, to yoga lessons after dropping off her son, to initiating sex with her husband. But the world has other plans! This heart-filled story is about reinvention, sisterhood, and facing up to our former selves in order to truly begin living.

WHAT IS NOT YOURS IS NOT YOURS BY HELEN OYEYEMI

This collection of inventive short stories features interesting and magical settings.

Keys are a prominent theme throughout, and they unlock amazing, sometimes peculiar discoveries and histories. The collection is an imaginative read with a fairy tale feel.

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