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DON’T MISS THE DOUGLAS COUNTY FAIR & RODEO
July 2015 Volume 13 Issue 7 PUBLISHER MIKE WAID
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AD SALES JAMY BEATON
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Fun for the whole family at the Douglas County Fair & Rodeo
REUTER-HESS RESERVOIR
Find out what’s going on with Reuter-Hess Reservoir and future recreation plans
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Bookends - When I Found You by Catherine Ryan Hyde.......................................29 Local Author Spotlight - Love on the Lido Deck by Barbara Oliverio...................30 Parker Restaurants: Deals from local restaurants...................................34-37
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Since 1918, this family-friendly event has been a major community gathering place and is now considered the fastest growing fair in Colorado. In 2014, Douglas County Fair and Rodeo was honored to be selected by the Pro Rodeo Cowboys Association contestants of the Mountain States Circuit as “Most Improved Rodeo.” This year kids can be farmers for a day at Discovery Ranch where, through interactive activities and exhibits, they learn where potatoes, apples, and more come from. They’ll go on a food scavenger hunt designed to help them understand agriculture and end by making delicious crepes with the ingredients they find. In the farm yard area, kids will learn about and interact with farm animals. The fun doesn’t stop there. Little buckaroos can join in on the stick horse rodeo, become Cricketers at the 11 SEARCH PARKER MAGAZINE
cricket races, and participate in their own rodeo at Mutton Bustin’. Of course there’s always the parade on Saturday morning, goat-milking demonstrations, numerous 4-H exhibits, and classic carnival rides and games. Adults love the fair too. Where else can you drive a tractor blindfolded, enjoy a pie-eating contest, marvel at the skill of teamsters guiding draft horses through an agility course, eat deep-fried carnival concoctions, and see one of Colorado’s top ten rodeos as rated by Real American Cowboy magazine? If you love rodeo, you’re in for a treat. Medved Autoplex and the Douglas County Fair Board are presenting a wild and exciting rodeo that features contestants from the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association. You’ll see barrel racing, bareback riding, steer wrestling, saddle bronc riding, tie-down roping, team roping and everyone’s favorite, bull riding. Douglas County Fair and Rodeo is especially excited to host the fastest growing equestrian sport in the nation, the Cowboy Mounted Shoot. Mounted contestants compete in this fast action timed event using two
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FAIR & RODEO .45 caliber single action revolvers each loaded with five rounds of specially prepared blank ammunition. There are a variety of levels of competition for everyone, ranging from novice levels to the seasoned professional. If you enjoy live entertainment, Douglas County Fair and Rodeo is the place to be Friday and Saturday nights. On Friday night, local Parker band Trail, known for fun danceable county music, will play on the midway bandstand. The party continues with an old-fashioned barn dance on Saturday night featuring Denver’s Dustin Devine & the Real Deal, playing Honky Tonk and traditional country tunes. Festivities start Thursday, August 6 at 4:00 pm and run through Sunday, August 9 at 6:00 pm.
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REUTER-HESS
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Parker Water and Sanitation District (PWSD), established in 1962, provides water and wastewater services for the Town of Parker and portions of unincorporated Douglas County, Colorado. In the near future, PWSD will also serve parts of Lone Tree and Castle Pines. Currently, the primary water source for our community is Denver Basin groundwater, which is a non-renewable water source that is depleting throughout Colorado. PWSD is investing in regional, long term water supply projects to provide a secure water future for our customers. Projects, such as the Rueter-Hess Reservoir
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The District currently serves approximately 50,000 residents, with an estimated build out population of 122,000. Rueter– Hess Reservoir is an off-stream reservoir, which will store renewable water from various sources including nearby Cherry Creek (surface water & alluvial REUTER-HESS RESERVOIR Rueter–Hess Reservoir is a well water), Newlin Gulch and significant water management reclaimed water from PWSD. project for the ParkerWater and Sanitation District (PWSD). The Additional long term water Reservoir was completed in 2012. supplies are being evaluated by When filled, the reservoir will have PWSD and the findings will be a capacity of 75,000 acre feet (AF) included as part of a larger, regional of water and encompass 1,170 water master plan led by the South Metro Water Supply Authority. acres.
and our highly efficient reclaimed water system, will help ensure we have enough water resources to support our families now and in the future. They will also help maintain and enhance property values and our quality of life.
RESERVOIR provided at www.pwsd.org. This spring, a fish stocking program was initiated...it’s only the beginning of a long term program that will grow far into the future. At a 2015 Board meeting, PWSD Directors expressed their support of a recreation program at the Reservoir. They envision a “tranquil and serene” environment to support the natural beauty of the site, as well as preserving the wildlife.
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the State of Colorado, people will come! Rueter-Hess Reservoir was completed in 2012 as a drinking water storage vessel for the District and multiple partners. When filled, the reservoir will have a capacity of 75,000 acre feet (AF) of water and encompass 1,170 acres. Water The reservoir is planned to minimize quality is the Board of Director’s draws of non-renewable Denver number one goal. Basin Aquifers, by collecting and storing renewable water when The District is in the initial phase available to help the District meet of organizing a collaborative peak summer demands and bridge partnership with the ending goal being that of creating a recreational future droughts. destination at the reservoir. As milestones are reached, press RECREATION Where there is a body of water in releases will be sent out and updates In addition, 10,700 AF of storage space is owned by several partner communities – Castle Rock (8,000 AF) Castle Pines North (1,500 AF) and Stonegate (1,200 AF) who will be importing their own water supplies.
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The Importance of “Liking” Each Other in Downtown Parker Social Media has become such a prevalent method of communication that some people don’t even read a physical newspaper anymore, yet, get their news and information from Facebook, Twitter or Instagram. This may be a new territory for some, but, highly effective for others!
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Most of our Downtown Parker businesses and organizations have a Facebook page that you can “Like”. This is a fantastic way to learn about upcoming events, specials, sales and sometimes even emergency information. If you are a Parker resident, you should
“Like” all of the local businesses to stay in the loop. We have provided a list of Facebook Pages we think important for Parker Residents. Take this list, jump on Facebook, go to the Search Bar at the top and start typing in these names. Hit the “Like” button and start reading about your local community on Facebook. Now more than ever, let’s “Like” each other in our great town of Parker!
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LIKE these great Downtown Parker businesses on Facebook facebook.com/20milecentral facebook.com/pages/Beautiful-Art-Picture-Framing-Inc/134252603285829 facebook.com/bonnebellaboutique facebook.com/CanvasUncorked facebook.com/DeepSpaceParker facebook.com/pages/elev-5900-kitchen-and-bar/153688378059834 facebook.com/pages/Fika-Coffee-House/109552519081023 facebook.com/fruitsofourspirit facebook.com/HallBrewingCompany facebook.com/IndochineCuisine facebook.com/pages/Las-Delicias-4/100869409957991 facebook.com/MainstreetFlower facebook.com/pages/Mainstreet-General-Store/252869534848473 facebook.com/pages/Me-Me-Me-Salon-Boutique/112601478781670 facebook.com/minturnanglersparker facebook.com/nomeliecupcakes facebook.com/PACEcenteronline
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fika on the hill
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o many things are great about Parker. A favorite characteristic of our home town is the great locally owned, unique, businesses. It feels special when you find a place where the owners actually want you there, not just your money…a place where you feel comfortable bringing a friend and enjoying life. One such gem in Parker is FIKA Coffee House.
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Many people in Parker know FIKA Coffee House on mainstreet, its great “vibe” in a historic building and how it buzzes with downtown activity. Well, did you know that FIKA has now expanded into a second location? That’s right, and the new “FIKA on the hill” exudes Parker charm, a friendly atmosphere and some of the best drinks around. Located in Idyllwilde next to the community rec center and west of Legend High School, FIKA on the hill is a perfect spot to grab your favorite drink while enjoying the company of a good friend…or meeting a new one. The views are stunning, the 23 SEARCH PARKER MAGAZINE
ambiance incredible and the smiles plentiful. Owned by Idyllwilde residents, Anna and Josh Rivero, FIKA on the hill is truly one of those rare and special locally owned businesses that make communities like Parker one of a kind. So next time you are out and about stop by for a FIKA…who knows, you may discover a new drink, friend or conversation that will reinforce what you love about Parker and our community!
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he Douglas County Emergency Telephone Service Authority (DCETSA) is pleased to announce the ability to send a text message to 9-1-1 as an integrated service to our 9-1-1 network and 9-1-1 equipment. Thorough testing has been conducted and Text to 9-1-1 is live, for the public in Douglas County.
HOW TO TEXT TO 9-1-1 IN AN EMERGENCY: l Enter the numbers “911” in the “To” field. l The first text message to 9-1-1 should be brief and contain the location of the emergency and type of help needed. l Push the “Send” button. l Be prepared to answer questions and follow instructions from the 9-1-1 call taker. l Text in simple words- do not use abbreviations. l Keep the text message brief and concise.
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WHEN TO TEXT TO 9-1-1
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Texting to 9-1-1 provides accessibility to the hearing and speech impaired population and provides an alternative to reach help in a dangerous situation when a voice call is not possible or where a voice call fails due to a high volume of phone activity but texting is successful. Currently, the four major carriers; AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile and Verizon Wireless have agreed to offer the text to 9-1-1 service. However, this does not mean that the service is available in all areas. Should you be out of the area, for that carrier, you will receive a message stating that the text service is not available and to call 9-1-1. Photos, videos and other attachments cannot currently be sent to 911 via text, although those capabilities will be available in the future.
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The ground breaking of the new Parker Task Force building was held last November. By using local Colorado contractors they are supporting local while keeping jobs right here at home. With completion of the new building coming by the end of the summer, the Parker Task Force can use your help. The Parker Task Force is dedicated to providing individuals and families in our community with food, limited 27 SEARCH PARKER MAGAZINE
financial assistance and other support services to help them become self-sufficient. These services will be delivered with compassion, dignity and respect. All handled by their 100% volunteer staff. Here is where you can help. Please consider donating FOOD, TIME and FINACIAL SUPPORT to the Parker Task Force so they can continue to help those in our community who are in need. Stop by their website at ParkerTaskForce.org for more information on how you can help them help others. Your support, in any capacity, is greatly needed and appreciated.
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BOOKENDS When I Found You by Catherine Ryan Hyde
Nathan McCann and his dog are duck hunting one early morning before dawn. His dog alerts him to something that is not right in the dark woods. He finds an abandoned baby wrapped in a sweater and wearing a tiny knit hat. Deep down he knows that he will always be connected to this unwanted child. He rushes the little boy to the hospital and realizes he wants to adopt him. The little boy’s grandmother steps in and decides to raise him. Nathan asks the woman to allow them to meet sometime in the future. She promises to make the connection at some point in the future. Nathan has the chance when, years later, she drops off an angry and defiant teenager on his doorstep. Nathan agrees to care for this boy he found years ago in the woods and proves he will never let him go. PAM: Becky, this book sounded so interesting and unique! I was captured from the very beginning, as Nathan finds a little baby in the woods. Were you pulled into the story right away, as well? BECKY: The story starts quickly and I did enjoy this book from the first chapter. It was unique, and enjoyable to follow two male characters. Did you find it interesting that this author has such unlikable female characters? I had to double check that it was written by a woman. PAM: I hadn’t realized it, but that is a great point. Although, later in the book there is a female character that I loved. Nathan was such a man who was so willing to give of himself for no reward. Were you encouraged by his character? BECKY: He was totally committed to baby Nat from the moment he laid eyes on him. It was heartwarming how he sent birthday and Christmas gifts to Nat even when there was no love returned to him. The commitment deepens when the rebellious teen comes to live with him. It is only a matter of time before Nat gets himself into serious trouble. Do you think that Nathan, who has never parented a child before, makes good decisions when Nat gets himself into trouble?
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PAM: Nathan let his love for Nat guide him during the difficult times. This let Nat know that Nathan would never abandon him. It took him some time to fully realize and appreciate what Nathan did for him. However, Nathan continued to support this young man, even when it was unappreciated. I loved this about Nathan’s character! I think Nathan made decisions that were appropriate in a challenging situation. What do you think drove Nat’s behavior? BECKY: Nat had a difficult childhood. His mother left him to die, his father is not in the picture and the grandmother is more serious than loving. This simple story provides an opening to discuss that old question, is it nature or nurture that forms our lives? Do you think that Nat would have been different if Nathan could have been a part of his life while he was maturing or was his bumpy path inevitable?
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PAM: I think Nat felt the need to push the boundaries and would have probably done so regardless. However, he was fortunate that Nathan was there for him and so giving of himself. Even with Nathan’s unconditional love and acceptance, it took Nat quite some time to accept it and make better choices. Nat met another person that was a consistent positive force in his life. Do you think he tried to be a better person after meeting Little Manny? BECKY: Thanks to a gift from Nathan, Nat developed an interest in boxing. He wasn’t great at the sport but he worked hard and wanted to have a professional career. When he was a teen he met Little Manny at a local boxing ring and he became a coach and mentor to Nat. I think that the physical workout was good for Nat’s state of mind and he wanted to please Manny so it was as good as therapy for Nat. Manny was a good hearted man and brought out the best in Nat. There is one last person that had a positive impact on this young man’s life and that was his girlfriend, Carol. Did you like this character? PAM: I loved Carol. She was so kind and loyal to Nat, as well as Nathan. Her character was important during the rest of the story for both men. She certainly encouraged Nat to be the best husband he could be. Although he struggled to learn what it took to be a good husband, he eventually discovered this for him and Carol. This story took us through many ups and downs, while allowing us to see some amazing characters and their unwavering loyalty. Nathan and Carol, specifically, warmed my heart with their caring and the way they handled difficult situations. While it is sad to say goodbye to these characters, I’m excited to meet our next cast. Who will it be, Becky? BECKY: All aboard...I feel like I’m the last one to read this story. Next month we will discuss The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins.
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Love on the Lido Deck by Barbara Oliverio Sharp-witted, always-organized Keira Graham has traded in her high tech career as a systems analyst for the whirlwind world of event planning. As she builds up her fledging business, she learns that her widowed mother has news of her own – she has a serious gentleman caller! Is Keira ready for mom’s new romance? When she gets a game-changing opportunity to organize a major event on a luxury Caribbean cruise, Keira turns to her best pal Alexandria to help recruit famous chefs who will offer classes for foodies looking for fun in the sun as they gain cooking know-how. The cruise becomes a rollicking adventure for Keira, her sassy assistant Juliet, the entire D’Agostino clan, Keira’s mother and other surprise guests. And has Keira meet her match in charismatic Cruise Director Brennan McCallister, who could have something more than keeping everything shipshape on his mind?
Filled with wit, charm, and a few recipes along the way, Love on the Lido Deck brings characters to life with laugh-out-loud situations, crisp dialog and sweet romance on the high seas. BONUS: INCLUDES RECIPES FEATURED IN THE BOOK! Love on the Lido Deck is available to order online at scolapastapress.com
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