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Contents
 | D-38 picks Bauman as interim superintendent |
| Fox Run Aerial Adventure Park proposed |
| Donala Water and Sanitation District Workshop, July
7: District to conduct aquifer recharge feasibility
study, investigate IPR project, and finance CSU connection |
| Academy Water and Sanitation District, July 7:
Plan
would protect local water supply |
| Woodmoor Water and Sanitation Board of Directors,
July 8: Board discusses future of water authorities |
| Tri-Lakes Wastewater Treatment Facility Joint Use
Committee, July 13: Possible methods for meeting new
total phosphorus limits discussed |
| Monument Sanitation District, July 15: Wakonda
Hills pipeline installation concluding |
| Pikes Peak Regional Water Authority, July 21:
Petersen
resigns; members discuss merger with the El Paso County Water Authority |
| Forest View Acres Water District Board of
Directors, July 22: Improvements to well,
treatment plant planned |
| Triview Metropolitan District Board, July 27:
Baptist
Road landscape easement vacated |
| Donald Wescott Fire Protection District, July 28:
Financing
of new aerial truck finalized |
| Tri-Lakes Monument Fire Protection District board,
July 28: New ladder truck arrives |
| Palmer Lake Town Council, July 8: Medical
marijuana cultivation space approved |
| Monument Board of Trustees, July 19: Joint
water plan gets preliminary approval |
| Monument Board of Trustees, Aug. 2: Water
plans discussed |
| Monument Planning Commission, July 14: Two
new buildings planned for business park |
| Woodmoor Improvement Association Board of Directors,
July 28: Board recognizes public safety officer,
considers changes in documents |
| July Weather Wrap |
| Letters to Our Community |
| Between The Covers at the Covered Treasures
Bookstore: Beach and backyard books |
| Art Matters: Frames shouldn’t
overpower art |
| Snapshots of Our Community |
| Crawford Memorial Planning Meeting, July 6 and
July 20: Committee discusses redesign of
Crawford Memorial site |
| July and August library events: Summer
reading ends with a gala event |
| Palmer Lake Historical Society meeting, July 15:
Shamrock
Ranch history presented |
| Historic Estemere mansion is for sale |
| Author criticizes Canadian oil sands project |
| Special Events and Notices |
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Contents
| Anglers reel in trout at Palmer Lake Fishing Derby |
| Rabies alert issued for Tri-Lakes Area |
| County candidates present their priorities |
| D-38 Board of Education June 3, 17, and 22: Superintendent
Blanch resigns; Borman appointed acting superintendent |
| Donald Wescott Fire Protection District
board, June 23: Board selects contractor
and fire trucks for new station |
| Defensible space and Firewise annual
checklist |
| Tri-Lakes Monument Fire Protection District
board, June 23: Board passes resolution
against ballot issues |
| Woodmoor Water and Sanitation Board of
Directors, June 14: Repaving set for White
Fawn and Deer Creek |
| Pikes Peak Regional Water Authority, June 16:
Executive director of the Colorado Water
Conservation Board meets with PPRWA |
| Monument Sanitation District, June 17: Wakonda
Hills lift station contract awarded |
| Donala Water and Sanitation District, June 24:
District to hold workshop on water issues
July 7 |
| Monument Board of Trustees, June 7: Restaurant
owners receive Jim Moore Award |
| Monument Board of Trustees, June 21: Chief
Shirk hosts promotion and awards ceremony |
| Palmer Lake Town Council, June 10: Council
approves replacement medical marijuana ordinance and three dispensary
licenses |
| Woodmoor Improvement Association Board of
Directors, June 23: Board appoints new
members |
| June Weather Wrap |
| Letters to Our Community
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| Luke Ebaugh leaving Monument staff for dental
school |
| Between The Covers at the Covered Treasures
Bookstore: Summer fun for kids |
| Gleneagle Sertoma Club elects officers |
| High Country Highlights: Perennials
for summer color |
| Bird Watch on the Palmer Divide: American
white pelican |
| Art Matters: Perception
creates reality |
| Snapshots of Our Community |
| June and July library events: Summer
reading in full swing; big party planned |
| Crawford Memorial Planning Meeting, June
10: Memorial to honor military
personnel in region |
| Palmer Lake Historical Society meeting, June
20: Hundreds attend Fathers’ Day Ice
Cream Social |
| Special Events and Notices |
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