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Colorado Weather

Douglas County voters have been submitting their ballots earlier and in greater numbers than ever before. The month was dominated by debates, political races, and campaigning. Wildfires ravage the state while snow storms and freezing temperatures start to creep in. Weather in our state is always

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Voter Turnout

an adventure.

Elementary Schools Back to 100%

DCSD Board of Education voted unanimously to return our elementary students to full-time, in-person learning by a target date of October 19. 100% eLearning will continue to be offered.

Special Election

Parker Town Council failed to appoint an interim council member when it met October 21. The Town must now hold a special election to fill the vacancy left by Renee Williams, who resigned. The election is estimated to cost the Town over $50,000.

Pumpkin Patch Splash

The annual event was a big success as kids (of all ages) went "bobbing for pumpkins" in the recreation center pool.

Santa Sightings

CCV Rotary of Parker is planning eight activities with the Clauses, starting this month. See their website for dates and details.

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New Turf

Parker Fieldhouse got a facelift that included brand new turf. 14,075 sq. ft. of AstroTurf is in place and ready for play. Annual maintenance and cleaning has also been completed.

High School Football

All four local High Schools elected to start their football seasons this fall. Games began Oct 8th for the 6-game season.

In-N-Out Coming

By the end of 2020, locals will have an In-N-Out in Lone Tree and Aurora. The Lone Tree location will be In-N-Out's secondbusiest drive-through, behind the location near Los Angeles.

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