Superior filed similar suit last month; Broomfield Mayor Quinn thinks compromise still in reach Less than a month after opposition to the Jefferson Parkway appeared to be softening, Broomfield officials on Monday met with other parkway stakeholders to discuss a lawsuit aimed at blocking the beltway's progress, which was filed last week by Golden.
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It is well known Broomfield is the baby when it comes to Colorado counties. Opening for business in 2001, Broomfield is the youngest county in state by nearly 88 years to closest sibling, Alamosa.
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Listening to Bob and Patty Davenport describe their early years in Broomfield, it's easy to see why the city was given the nickname, "Hometown USA.
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Westminster police on Tuesday announced they made two arrests in connection with the Veterans Day robbery of a 91-year-old Marine Corps veteran.
Jose Luis Pizarro, 33, and Jill Erickson, 44, were arrested Friday in connection with the robbery, in which the veteran was followed home from a shopping trip to a Broomfield grocery store and attacked in his driveway.
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Kids looking to bust a move and gardeners looking to connect with other green thumbs during the brownish days of winter, here are some events for you: Hip Hop dance classes The classes for kids start Wednesday at the Broomfield Community Center, 280 Lamar St.
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The candidates are all but set for this year's race for Colorado's critical House District 33 seat, as Broomfield Republican hopeful David Pigott prepares to formally launch a campaign on Saturday. Pigott will face experienced local Democrat Dianne Primavera in the November election.
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LAFFYATTE - Holy Family girls basketball has one of the state's top offenses. But Tuesday night, it was the top-ranked Class 3A team's ability to stop points that won the its conference opener.
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The Broomfield Youth Football Association, or BYFA, is commemorating its 50th anniversary in 2012 and is seeking help from the community to put together a comprehensive league history.
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Not long ago, I was decorating for the wedding of a friend's son. Three other ladies were responsible for the food served at the occasion. I was standing in the hallway of the facility by the kitchen talking to one of those ladies, Deborah Eck, who also is a patron at the Paul Derda Recreation Center. While we were talking, she bent over to reach some food that was on a low shelf of a nearby cart. She moaned a little while bending down, and took some extra time in standing up. Deb only needed two words to describe her situation as she looked up at me, "Holiday Meltdown."
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