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WORDS Continued from page 11 DENVER – While the CHERRY CREEK SHOPPING CEN-
TER continues to experiment
If you are driving to Colorado Springs with its new paid parking (buy
with plans to breakfast at DENNY’s something - get tenant parking
– change your plans. The state has stamp), some tenants complain
seized all four Spring’s Denny’s for it is hurting their business,
failure to pay $191,000 in sales and while new tenants still plan to
payroll taxes. The state changed the open new stores. The 160-store
locks and posted closure notices in an effort to secure the chat- � shopping center recently lost the Bebe chain store as it closed
tels and equipment. The state will also be seizing the Fountain, all its stores nationally, but not to worry as five new tenants
Woodland Park, Pueblo and Burlington restaurants. Will the are coming momentarily.
new franchise owners (2016) pay up, or will the state auction SHINOLA, the watch store
off their machinery and equipment within 60 days? Even with recently started by one of
help from corporate, it appears the new ownership did not have the Fossil watch founders,
the financial strength to carry on. With over 1,600 Denny’s opened in May. PELO-
across the country, hopefully the parent can find new ownership TON, the high end indoor
to return the “Grand Slam” breakfast to Colorado Springs.
exercise bike company is
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coming in June. The 70 store , women’s fashion apparel, acces-
CASTLE PINES – LA DOLCE VITA has been sold to a local sories and home décor store, ALTER’D STATE, is coming this
resident, Joe Sabia, who has changed the summer to both Cherry Creek and Park Meadows, along with
name to PINO’s ITALIAN KITCHEN A PEA IN THE POD maternity store and ODD MOLLY, the
while keep- Swedish-based fashion store.
ing the same
cozy atmo- Visit Walt’sWords at www.waltswords.com for
sphere and individual online articles.
adding a new
menu which
� Walt Korinke
in clu d es wkorinke@yahoo.com
steaks, chops, seafood and of course �
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the traditional Italian favorites supported by an excellent wine
selection. It is open for lunch and dinner at its location in the
shops across from the Castle Pines Library.

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On the northeast corner of the Castle Pines boundaries is Discover the competitive advantage
DANIEL’s PARK. The 1,000-acre park was donated to the that can reduce your golf handicap
Denver and Douglas County in with the MELT Method !
®
two separate donations in 1920
and 1937 and has operated as Full Circle Larkspur will be hosting a MELT event
a part of the Denver Mountain in August. Take your golf game to the next
Park System for over 80 years. level with the MELT Method.
Slicing through its boundaries is August 19, 2017
DANIEL’s PARK ROAD, which
has been a Territorial Road since � MELT Method for
1887. Even before that, it served as a route between Colorado SAVE $5 Golfers - $30
when you register 10:30am - 12:00pm
Springs and Denver – sort of a buggy version of I-25. In 2003,
by mentioning
the beginnings of a master plan was developed for the Park and this ad Hosted by:
five years later in 2008, phase 1 was started with roadway en-
hancements, trailheads, trail connections added in 2014. The
second phase kicked off in 2015 with extensive paved road-
Full Circle Larkspur
ways and other improvements. The work continues today and
127 W. Colorado Avenue, Larkspur, CO
for the next several years. Castle Pines input will be included www.fullcirclelarkspur.com
with the city/county efforts to maintain the history and special Call Juan to register (719) 359-2257.
nature of the area while providing public access to all its fea- Class space is limited.
tures. You can continue to follow the progress on line at www.
douglas.co.us/dcoutdoors/parks/daniels-park/.
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