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WORDS Continued from page 6 other small pad kicked off in February on the southeast corner
of the King Sooper parcel, which appears to be a single tenant
just announced another big
pad (more food?).
growth field kick-off, edu-

cation. With a $3 million
CASTLE PINES – About halfway between the Castle Pines
infrastructure investment and RidgeGate I-25 exits, a
commitment from the town, new steel frame structure is
ARAPAHOE COMMU- arising on the west side of the
NITY COLLEGE (ACC) highway which when com-
is acquiring a 14-acre site pleted will be the new home of
at the northeast quadrant the CASTLE PINES COM-
of the Castle Rock Adven- MUNITY CHURCH (Bap-
turist Hospital. Plans call for a two phase development of 2 tist) pastored by Chuck Angel.
– 54,000 square foot buildings where the new “collaborative They will move from their cur-
college” led by ACC along with participation by Colorado State rent space at the King Sooper
University (CSU) and the Douglas County School District will Center. The site consists of 12.66 acres, and the multi-use facil-
offer classes in business, healthcare, technology and program- ity will serve as a church, day care center and youth performing
ing, general education and workforce training with the ability to arts center. Pastor Angel was installed in January 2014, making
obtain a bachelor’s degree. The first phase is targeted to open the CPCC his 5th church of his 26-year career.
in the fall of 2019.
MONUMENT – After many years of enjoyable cuisine in a
The Promenade at Castle pleasant indoor and outdoor set-
Rock – Sam’s Club had its ting, we lost Shani’s Café about
well-attended opening on two years ago. Glad to see a new
January 25 and is drawing local run operation is redoing
in the crowds with its fresh the space and should be open-
new look. You can even use ing in the spring. The BLACK
their smart phone app to scan FOREST CAFÉ & DELI brings
your items and pay without back another quaint – non-fran-
going through the checkup chise - eatery to historic Monument’s Art District. The address
line. Soon to follow (May 17) is 140 2nd Street.
will be the large King Sooper Continued on page 9
Marketplace.

Computer Support
Computer Support
Construction activity abounds
with more retail/commercial Computer Support
buildings scattered over the
development and the large
apartment project on its northeast boundaries should be ready When you need it. Where you need it.
for initial occupancies by late spring/early summer. The de-
veloper continues to be tight Local, hometown computer support for your home or
lipped about naming new ten- office. Larkspur resident with 35 years of computer and
ants, but the next posted ten- customer support experience. Fair and honest service.
ant is CLUB PILATES that
will occupy the center portion HARDWARE SUPPORT: System troubleshooting & repair, Upgrade
of the new building at the top analysis & recommendations, Laptop, LCD Monitor & Electronic
of the hill between the Verizon repairs, Network hardware installation & configuration.
building and the large strip, SOFTWARE SUPPORT: ALL versions of MS Windows desktops,
which includes the Homestore. The long awaited $5,976,000, RedHat Linux operating systems. Virus, Malware & Spyware

24-Hour Fitness center is targeting a very challenging April removal, User Data Recovery and transfer , System Administration
completion. The large fa- training, Assistance with application software problems.
cility should fulfill all your
exercise requirements. Black Bear DigitalBlack Bear Digital
Two other retail group-
ings are under construction FREE TELEPHONE CONSULTATION!
to the north and south of
Lowes and should house 303.681.9432
about 20 small tenants
with availability by mid-summer. Lots more to come! An- ������������������������
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