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- Santa Fe Open Space Grand Opening, Apr. 7
- El Paso Board of County Commissioners, March 29, April 5 and 19: Highway 105 Improvement Project moves closer to construction phase
- Lewis-Palmer D38 Board of Education, April 18: Palmer Ridge geothermal project advances, baseball field draws complaints
- Black Forest Slash/Mulch site kick-off, Apr. 16
- Lewis-Palmer D38 DAAC, April 12: Community engagement and Title programs
- Monument Academy School Board, April 14: Board backs COO despite reviews, welcomes board candidates
- Donald Wescott Fire Protection District, April 19: Third ambulance in service; wildland fire mitigation efforts ramp up
- Black Forest Fire/Rescue Protection District, April 20: Station alerting approved; strategic planning defined
- Tri-Lakes Monument Fire Protection District, March 30 and April 27: Election canceled; district will rebrand
- Woodmoor Water and Sanitation District, April 21: Board approves supplemental water; Deer Creek Road to be closed
- Tri-Lakes Wastewater Facility Joint Use Committee, April 12: Sludge lagoon flips
- Monument Sanitation District, April 20: District opts out of NMCI project
- Donala Water and Sanitation District, April 21: Board brainstorms strategies
- Triview Metropolitan District, April 21: More details revealed about regional water delivery system
- Monument Board of Trustees, April 4: Board member resigns; Independence Day festivities approved
- Monument Planning Commission, April 13: Monument to welcome new planning director; three proposals recommended for approval
- Monument Board of Trustees, April 18: Proposed town charter to be on November ballot
- Palmer Lake Board of Trustees, March 31, April 14 and 28: Town Hall reopens, drainage study presented
- NEPCO announces special speakers for May 14 meeting
- Woodmoor Improvement Association, April 27: Board discusses subdivision, fire insurance, short-term rentals
- April Weather Wrap
- Letters to Our Community
- Between the Covers at Covered Treasures Bookstore: Young-adult and middle-grade summer reads
- April Library Events: Story Time and Toddler Time continue
- High Altitude Nature and Gardening (HANG): Native plants make beautiful landscapes while protecting our ecosystem
- Art Matters: Local-to-global art ecosystems in our own backyards
- Snapshots of Our Community
- Looking south from Higby Road
- Wildfire Preparedness Day, Apr. 2
- Spring seed giveaway, Apr. 2
- Three become Eagle Scouts, Apr. 9
- DCC presents Spamalot, Apr. 6-9
- DCC HS band at festival, Apr. 19
- 100+ Women Who Care, Apr. 20
- Easter Egg Hunt
- TLWC grant in action, Apr. 18
- Pasque flowers in bloom, Apr. 19
- Benet Hill makes commitment
- Funds raised for Ukraine, Apr. 21
- FoFRP celebrate Earth Day, Apr. 22
- Fundraiser for teacher
- Monument Lake restocked, Apr. 21
- “Beatles” Reunion at TLCA, Apr. 22
- Fundraiser for Wounded Heros
- Fox family, Apr. 20
- Great American Clean-up, Apr. 30
- Claude Bourbon at TLCA, Apr. 30
- Black Forest Arts & Crafts, May 1
- Our Community Notices
- Our Community Calendar
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- Monument Board of Trustees, March 7: Town moves toward renewable water access; shows accord with Ukraine
- Palmer Lake Board of Trustees, March 10: Mayor and chiefs have sobering message for town
- Triview Metro District, March 17: NDS route decision looms near
- Monument Planning Commission, March 9: New commissioners sworn in, Monument Junction plans approved
- Monument Board of Trustees, March 21: Monument Junction development phase approved
- Woodmoor Water and Sanitation District, March 14: Board approves upgrade to golf course sanitation facilities
- Monument Sanitation District, March 16: Board election canceled, rumors refuted
- Donala Water and Sanitation District, March 17: Radium and operational details discussed
- Monument Academy School Board, March 3 and 10: Board considers arming staff, discusses term limits
- Lewis-Palmer D38 Board of Education, March 14: Board recognizes student achievements, discusses grants and budget timeline
- Donald Wescott Fire Protection District, March 15: Volunteer Pension Fund closed; May election cancelled
- Black Forest Fire/Rescue Protection District, March 16: Chairman receives recognition; wildland fire preparations on track
- Tri-Lakes Monument Fire Protection District, March 30: Board meeting too late for publication
- El Paso Board of County Commissioners, March 8, 15, and 22: Minor subdivision approved in Black Forest; beetle infestation treatment in The Pineries Open Space draws concern
- Northern El Paso County Homeowners Associations (NEPCO), March 19: PPACG chief describes its many duties
- Neighborhood meeting, March 29: Lake Woodmoor Holdings proposes developments in Woodmoor
- Woodmoor Improvement Association, March 23: Board accepts open space donation, discusses upcoming developments
- March Weather Wrap
- Letters to Our Community
- Between the Covers at Covered Treasures Bookstore: Bring in Spring with new nonfiction reads
- April Library Events: Art exhibit at Monument; number of programs grows
- High Altitude Nature and Gardening (HANG): Microclimates, early planting, and "good bugs"
- An important message for our readers: Our Community News needs your help!
- Art Matters: Art, imagination, and co-creating our future
- Snapshots of Our Community
- Hatfield book signing, Mar. 5
- PRHS students win MVEA trips
- Park groundbreaking, Mar. 9
- SEW Monumentaries, Mar. 12
- Bearbotics reaches regionals
- St. Patrick’s Day at PPBC, Mar. 12
- Moors & McCumber, Mar. 12
- Depot sign preserved, Mar. 15
- Quilter Monica Scott honored
- Bash-ton for Cashton, Mar. 25
- TLWC donates gift cards, Mar. 20
- Ute history at FoFRP, Mar. 24
- LPHS won 4A, Mar. 12
- Snowstorm, Mar. 17
- Our Community Notices
- Our Community Calendar
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- Monument Academy School Board, Feb. 10: Board approves proclamation against gender identity discrimination protection
- Tri-Lakes Monument Fire Protection District, Feb. 23: AMR requests remain high; squad vehicle approved
- Lewis-Palmer D38 Board of Education, Feb. 22: Board discusses actions on Strategic Plan and No Place for Hate program, recognizes student achievements
- Lewis-Palmer D38 District Accountability Advisory Committee, Feb. 8: Budget overview, Strategic Plan Priority 4 fiscal stewardship, Prairie Winds update
- Donald Wescott Fire Protection District, Feb. 15: Call volume increases; merger exceeding expectations
- Black Forest Fire/Rescue Protection District, Feb. 16: Illegal recreational fire concerns addressed
- Monument Board of Trustees, Feb. 7: Remote participation approved; Hayes recognized for supporting 2F
- Monument Planning Commission, Feb. 9: Conexus Phases 2 and 3 Preliminary PUD Plan and annexation of Limbach Park approved
- Monument Board of Trustees, Feb. 22: Conexus development moves forward
- Palmer Lake Board of Trustees, Feb. 10 and 24: De-annexation request debated
- Forest Lakes Metropolitan District and Pinon Pines Metropolitan Districts 2 and 3, Feb. 7: Contract for an emergency interconnection approved
- Woodmoor Water and Sanitation District, Feb. 14: Board amends sick leave policy
- Monument Sanitation District, Feb. 16: New auditor selected
- Triview Metropolitan District, Feb. 17: Water lease agreements amended
- Donala Water and Sanitation District, Feb. 17: Board moves forward with water reuse project
- Free "Neighborhood Ambassador" Wildland Fire Risk Reduction Training Program continues March 8
- Woodmoor Improvement Association, Jan. 31 and Feb. 23: Annual Meeting and Reorganization
- February Weather Wrap
- Letters to Our Community
- Between the Covers at Covered Treasures Bookstore: March mystery madness
- March Library Events: Palmer Lake branch reopens; spring break activities announced
- Palmer Lake Historical Society, Feb. 17: Adventures on the Pikes Peak Cog Railway
- High Altitude Nature and Gardening (HANG): Spring hummingbirds and pollinators
- On the Trail (in memory of Tim Watkins): Hiking season is all year long
- Art Matters: The transformative impact of public art
- Snapshots of Our Community
- An important message for our readers: Our Community News needs your help!
- Our Community Notices
- Our Community Calendar
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- Lewis-Palmer D38 Board of Education, Jan. 24: Board recognized, grants announced, compensation approved
- Donald Wescott Fire Protection District, Jan. 18:
Director resigns; unification moving rapidly
- Lewis-Palmer D-38 District Accountability Advisory Committee, Jan. 11: Committee addresses compensation, teacher evaluations, MA secondary school
- Monument Academy School Board, Jan. 13, 21: Board increases COO coaching budget; hears plans for modulars
- Wildfire Town Hall Meeting, Jan. 19k: Experts address danger of local wildfires
- Black Forest Fire/Rescue Protection District, Jan. 19: Temporary board vacancy filled; tender purchase approved
- Tri-Lakes Monument Fire Protection District, Jan. 26: Battalion chief retires; unification insight; ladder truck approved
- Monument Board of Trustees, Jan. 3: Ballot issue 2F funds already working to improve MPD
- Monument Planning Commission, Jan. 12: QuikTrip and Monument Junction proposals approved
- Monument Board of Trustees, Jan. 18: Town continues annexing enclaves for zoning consistency
- Palmer Lake Board of Trustees, Jan. 13: Master Fee Schedule debated
- Tri-Lakes Wastewater Treatment Facility Joint Use Committee, Jan. 11: Radium ramifications in biosolids considered
- Woodmoor Water and Sanitation District, Jan. 10: Water supply examined; new well planned
- Triview Metropolitan District, Jan. 20 and 24: Water lease agreements authorized
- Monument Sanitation District, Jan. 19: Willow Springs Ranch development poised to build
- Donala Water and Sanitation District, Jan. 20: Board celebrates staff, hears updates on infrastructure
- El Paso Board of County Commissioners, Jan. 4, 11 and Feb. 1: Cloverleaf development moves forward
- Neighbors hear about plans for Flying Horse North
- Northern El Paso County Coalition of Community Associations, Jan. 29: Guest speakers discuss water pipeline and code enforcement
- December Weather Wrap
- Letters to Our Community
- Between the Covers at Covered Treasures Bookstore: Great cooking made easy
- February Library Events: Off-site story times, Palmer Lake ramp, math tutoring
- High Altitude Nature and Gardening (HANG): Sauntering through nature; winter watering requirements
- Art Matters: How art is science, science is art
- Snapshots of Our Community
- An important message for our readers: Our Community News needs your help!
- Our Community Notices
- Our Community Calendar
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- Tri-Lakes Monument Fire Protection District and Donald Wescott Fire Protection District, Dec. 8: Historic fire district unification approved
- Monument Academy School Board, Dec. 6 and 9: Monument Academy struggles with concerns about leadership
- Tri-Lakes Monument Fire Protection District, Dec. 1: Major step taken toward unification
- Donald Wescott Fire Protection District, Dec. 8 and 15: IGA and 2022 budget approved
- Black Forest Fire/Rescue Protection District, Dec. 8: Director remembered; 2022 budget adopted
- Lewis-Palmer D 38 Board of Education, Dec. 13: Communications program, demographic study, open enrollment policy discussed
- Monument Board of Trustees Special Meeting, Dec. 7: Board approves 2022 budget
- Monument Planning Commission Public Hearing and Work Session, Dec. 8: Triview and church enclave annexations approved; maximum building height discussed
- Palmer Lake Board of Trustees, Dec. 9: Policy on short-term rentals approved
- Triview Metropolitan District, Dec. 14: Triview to provide Forest Lakes Metro District operator services
- Forest Lakes Metropolitan District and Pinon Pines Metropolitan Districts 1, 2, and 3, Dec. 6: Rate increases for residents; 2022 budgets and mill levies adopted
- Tri-Lakes Wastewater Treatment Facility Joint Use Committee, Dec. 14: Another successful year appreciated
- Donala Water and Sanitation District, Dec. 9: Board considers volume-based sewer rates
- Monument Sanitation District, Dec. 15: Financial reports approved; election scheduled
- Woodmoor Water and Sanitation District, Dec. 20: New year to bring new rates; lake trail to be temporarily closed
- El Paso Board of County Commissioners, Dec. 2, 7, 14, and 21: 2022 budget approved amid dispute over more funding for Public Health
- Woodmoor Improvement Association, Dec. 15: Middle school speed limit signs to be reinstated
- December Weather Wrap
- Letters to Our Community
- Between the Covers at Covered Treasures Bookstore: New year, new beginnings
- January Library Events: Despite understaffing, Friday and Saturday hours extended
- Palmer Lake Historical Society, Dec. 12: 88th Palmer Lake Yule Log Hunt
- High Altitude Nature and Gardening (HANG): Winter seed planting with milk jug as cloche
- Art Matters: Artists have a vision they share with others
- Snapshots of Our Community
- Boy Scouts Honored Vets, Nov. 8
- Small Town Christmas, Dec. 4
- North Pole Fair, Dec. 4
- Monument Tree Lighting, Dec. 4
- Drought Continues, Dec. 12
- Tip-A-Cop, Dec. 9
- Ornament Party, Dec 11
- TLMA Benefit Concert, Dec. 18
- DWFPD Santa on Patrol, Dec. 18
- Black Forest AARP returns
- MPD, PLPD Santa on Patrol, Dec. 18
- Wreaths Across America, Dec. 18
- Letters to Santa, Dec. 20
- MITEE Exhibition
- Fox Run Park Pet Memorial Tree
- TLWC helps Monumental Impact
- Key Club Volunteers at TLC, Dec. 15
- Bell Ringing, Dec. 18
- An important message for our readers: Our Community News needs your help!
- Our Community Notices
- Our Community Calendar
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UPDATE: The Donald Wescott Fire Protection District board meeting, has been changed to Wednesday Dec. 8 at 4 p.m.
EVENT ADDED: Tri-Lakes Music Association resumes our annual Christmas cantata this year on Friday December 17th @ 7 pm,
Saturday December 18th @ 7 pm, and Sunday December 19th @ 2 pm. Location: The auditorium of Palmer Ridge High School,
19255 Frontage Road Monument, CO 80132, just north of I-25 and Hwy 105.
Point of Contact: email trilakesmusic@gmail.com and
website is https://sites.google.com/site/trilakesmusicassociation.
Contents
- Monument Board of Trustees Special meeting Nov. 3: Raises built into 2F fund for police; disparities in raises questioned
- Monument Board of Trustees Meeting, Nov. 17: Unprecedented 10 percent raise for town employees; rules on remote attendance overridden
- Lewis-Palmer D-38: Board of Education, Nov. 15: Members take oath of office, student voices regarding No Place for Hate, budget discussion
- Monument Planning Commission Work Session, Nov.10: Maximum allowable building height and Higby Road designs discussed
- Monument Academy School Board, Nov.11: Monument Academy high school principal resigns
- D-38 District Accountability Advisory Committee, Nov. 9: Update on Lewis-Palmer High School, Strategic Plan Priority 2: world-class education
- Palmer Lake Board of Trustees, Nov. 4 and 18: Proposed 2022 budget on track for approval
- Donald Wescott Fire Protection District and Tri-Lakes Monument Fire Protection District, Nov. 10: Joint special meeting hears feasibility study presentation for potential unification
- Donald Wescott Fire Protection District, Nov. 16: Unification diving deeper; 2022 Budget proposed
- Tri-Lakes Monument Fire Protection District, Nov. 17: 2022 Budget approved early; surprise promotion
- Black Forest Fire/Rescue Protection District, Nov. 17: Public hearing on the 2022 budget
- Woodmoor Water and Sanitation District, Nov. 15: Rates likely to rise in 2022
- Monument Sanitation District, Nov. 17: Rates unchanged in 2022
- Triview Metropolitan District, Nov. 17 and 18: Potential regional water system becomes more tangible
- Donala Water and Sanitation District, Nov. 18: Personnel and customer policies updated
- El Paso County Planning Commission, Nov. 2 and 18: WMMI variance of use recommended for approval
- El Paso Board of County Commissioners, Nov. 2, 9, and 16: More road funds allocated in proposed 2022 budget; WMMI variance of use approved
- Northern El Paso County Homeowners Associations (NEPCO), Nov. 13th: NEPCO holds board elections, hosts county commissioners
- Woodmoor Improvement Association, Nov. 17: Board raises dues, fines, and fees
- November Weather Wrap
- Letters to Our Community
- Between the Covers at Covered Treasures Bookstore: ‘Tis the Season for Great Books
- December Library Events: Holiday closures announced, ramp continues to progress
- Palmer Lake Historical Society, Nov. 18: World War II ski troops: 10th Mountain Division
- High Altitude Nature and Gardening (HANG): Are holiday plants safe for pets and kids?
- On the Trail (in memory of Tim Watkins): Santa Fe Open Space update
- Art Matters: Million-dollar doodles
- Snapshots of Our Community
- The Palmer Lake Star shines brightly
- Cruisers elects new board, Nov. 3
- Matlida The Musical, Nov. 5-7
- Furrow Road extension, Nov. 4
- Forest appreciation walk, Nov. 13
- Ringing the bell, Nov. 15
- PL Little Free Libraries
- St. Peter Holiday Boutique, Nov. 13
- TLCA benefit for PLPD, Nov. 13
- PL time capsule filled, Nov. 21
- Pronghorn antelope
- Palmer Lake display at DIA
- MPD and Walmart deliver meals
- Cruisers donate to TLC, Nov. 19
- Alpaca extravaganza
- EIS volunteers help fire victims
- Anderson book signing, Nov. 27
- Chili and Star Lighting, Nov. 27
- Our Community Notices
- Our Community Calendar
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UPDATE: Furrow Road Extension Meeting, Tuesday, November 9. 7-9 PM, Lewis Palmer High School
El Paso County invites the public to learn about the Furrow Road
extension Consulting Engineering Evaluation Project on Hwy 105 to
Higby Road. During the meeting, preliminary traffic data will be
presented, eligible and ineligible modifications discussed, and
input from the public will be sought on additional modifications,
safety concerns, and desirable outcomes.
The meeting will be in the high school Common Area, 1300 Higby Road.
For those unable to attend, you can listen to the meeting by calling 833 436-6264 (toll free)
Correction: The caption for the four photographs which accompany the article on Donald Wescott Fire Protection District lists the individuals in the wrong order. The correct order, from left to right is: Driver Operator Justin Myers and Firefighter/EMTs Seung Ju Han, Matthew Griggs, and David Bowker. We sincerely apologize for the error in identifying these individuals.
Correction: According to John Stansfield, during his presentation sponsored by the Palmer Lake Historical Society on Oct. 21, the Long Expedition camped at the headwaters of Monument Creek July 10-12, 1820. We incorrectly reported the expedition came through our area in 1812. We sincerely apologize for the error.
Contents
- Monument Academy School Board, Oct. 5, 7, and 28: Board negotiates temporary exit to Highway 105
- Lewis-Palmer D38 Board of Education, Oct. 18: Board hears presentation on student mental health, recognizes local partnerships, discusses staff compensation
- Lewis-Palmer D38 District Accountability Advisory Committee, Oct. 12: Discussion of Strategic Plan priority 1; review of bylaws
- Monument Board of Trustees, Oct. 4: Higby Road and Jackson Creek Parkway updates; land resolutions approved
- Monument Planning Commission, Oct. 13: Higby Road annexation, town code, and industrial zoning standards discussed
- Palmer Lake Board of Trustees, Oct. 14 and 28: Time capsule planned for Town Hall
- Donald Wescott Fire Protection District, Oct. 19: Staff take oath of office; volunteer retirement pension increase approved
- Black Forest Fire/Rescue Protection District, Oct. 20 and 28: 2022 budget revealed; eight firefighters hired
- Tri-Lakes Monument Fire Protection District, Oct. 4 and 27: Unification progressing; 2022 budget discussed
- Woodmoor Water and Sanitation District, Oct. 10: Irrigation water policy examined
- Tri-Lakes Wastewater Treatment Facility Joint Use Committee, Oct. 12: Master plan update scheduled for 2022
- Monument Sanitation District, Oct. 20: Board reviews finances and developments
- Triview Metropolitan District, Oct. 21: District might expand service boundary
- Donala Water and Sanitation District, Oct. 21: Aging well infrastructure raises concerns
- El Paso County Planning Commission, Oct. 7: Two minor subdivisions approved; information session on Highway 83 Access Control Plan
- El Paso Board of County Commissioners, Sept. 28, Oct. 5, 12, 19, 21, and 26: Initial 2022 budget hearings held
- Woodmoor Improvement Association, Oct. 27: Board recognizes Chief Kevin Nielsen for 30 years of service
- October Weather Wrap
- Letters From Our Community
- Between the Covers at Covered Treasures Bookstore: Fall into great new books
- November Library Events: Hours change; ramp progresses
- Palmer Lake Historical Society, Oct. 21: Long Expedition Bicentennial: Exploring the Front Range, 1820
- Emergency Preparedness: Northwest El Paso County Evacuation Drill, Oct. 2
- High Altitude Nature and Gardening (HANG): Windowsill zombies; bringing outdoor pots indoors
- On the Trail (in memory of Tim Watkins): Santa Fe Open Space update
- Art Matters: National artists Sunday
- Snapshots of Our Community
- Teens help clean up the community garden
- Correction: Demolished building was Elliot’s store, not Henry Station
- Palmer Lake Creek Week, Sep. 25
- PLAG makes Holiday ornaments
- Black Forest Farmers Market, Oct. 9
- American Heritage Girls, Oct. 1
- PLAG Show, Oct. 8
- DAR work on Fox Run Park, Oct. 9
- Ruth Anne Steele fundraiser
- Pumpkin giveaway, Oct. 16
- 100+ Women Who Care, Oct. 20
- WMMI Oct. events
- Awake Palmer Lake .5K, Oct. 10
- Glen Park Trail work, Oct. 16
- Business Expo, Oct. 21
- Woodmoor sinkhole, Oct. 22
- Makers Market, Oct. 23
- St. Peter Trunk or Treat, Oct. 29
- Ballot issue 2F, Nov. 2
- Wildfire booksigning, Oct. 23
- TLC client appreciation pumpkins
- Oktoberfest and Trunk or Treat
- Our Community Notices
- Our Community Calendar
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