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Community News

Annual food drive spreads the love in Commerce City

COMMERCE CITY — The Commerce City Parks and Recreation Department’s Youth and Teen Advisory Committee is spearheading this year’s annual “Spread the Love” peanut butter and jelly food drive to benefit the Adams County Food Distribution Center.

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Cracker shells meant to scare geese, not public

COMMERCE CITY – The city will once again use cracker shells to scare geese off the city’s golf course.

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Miracle on Bridge Street

The apartment fire at 705 Bridge Street Dec. 15 displaced nearly 20 Brighton residents. Though many lost all they had in the two-alarm fire, with the help of friends, neighbors and even strangers, two of the building’s families were able to find hope amidst the ashes.

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January/February programs at Anythink Commerce City

COMMERCE CITY – Start off the New Year with great programs for kids and teens at the newly renovated Anythink Commerce City. Whether you want to participate in a craft or read a good book by the fire, there’s something for everyone at your local Anythink.

Children’s/
Teen Programs

Toddler Tales
Mondays, 10 a.m.

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Local Scout presented with national honor

It was spring break 2009. Heath Baber, a Brighton High School sophomore at the time, was taking an afternoon walk through his neighborhood east of Brighton.

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City staff team up with Boy Scouts to ‘spread the love’ for food drive

COMMERCE CITY – City Council and city staff have teamed with a Commerce City Boy Scout to “Spread the Love” this winter and collect peanut butter and jelly for families in need.

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Barr Lake Sunrise

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Commerce City students create winning Halloween art

COMMERCE CITY – Pumpkins, scarecrows, sunflowers and crops. All are images associated with autumn. And all are represented in artwork done by area youth for the Creepy Hollows Fall Festival this past weekend.

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Medicare series

The Brighton Senior Center’s final installment in series of free, informational Medicare forums concludes with an enrollment help day from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Nov. 20. SHIP counselors will be on hand to help research the best plan for seniors and assist in sign up. 30-minute appointment slots are available. Call 303-655-2075 by Nov. 18 to schedule an appointment.

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Knights of Columbus fall festival

The Knights of Columbus host their fall festival dinner and dance Nov. 6, at their hall, 1096 E. Bridge St. An all-you-can-eat taco bar is from 5 to 7 p.m., and the Martin Gomez Band performs from 7 to 11 p.m. Cost is $15 per person or $25 per couple. Call Alex Hernandez at 720-273-8031 or visit www.kofc3285.org for information.

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