11.02.09
Englewood High School missed winning the Class 2A state marching band championship by three-tenths of a point, marking the first state runner-up honors in...
The Pirate Marching Band takes the field during halftime at a recent home football game. The band, under the direction of Del Brickley and field leadership of Justin Schroeder, took runner-up honors at the nov. 26 Class 2A State Marching Band Championship. Photo by Tom Munds
Newly elected members prepare to join council
The people spoke in the Nov. 3 Englewood City Council election, re-electing Jim Woodward and electing Linda Olson and Rick Gillit for their first terms on the council. Inter-Faith needs Thanksgiving food donations
Inter-Faith Community Services issued a plea for donations so the organization can prepare and distribute food boxes to make it a nicer Thanksgiving for 900 needy local families. Center a resource for existing, start-up firms
Thanks in part to the efforts of the South Metro Small Business Development Center, 165 jobs have been created and 92 jobs retained so far this year. Residents graduate from citizens’ academy
Sixteen residents were recognized at the Nov. 2 city council meeting for successfully completing the Englewood Citizens’ Academy. Health care providers prepare for change
Whether it’s the controversial public option, long-term costs to taxpayers or so-called “death panels,” health care reform has taken its place as the most divisive topic in politics. Wiens joins U.S. Senate race
Former state Sen. Tom Wiens, of Douglas County, has announced he is running for the U.S. Senate. Matt Burton continues family racing tradition
Race driver Matt Burton’s nickname is “The Pebble,” as he follows in the footsteps of his grandfather and well-known driver Richard “The Rock” Burton.
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