Tag Archives: Douglas County
Hitachi hub is latest eco-devo coup for Douglas County
by Ed Sealover
October 5, 2012
from Business Journal
Friday’s announcement that Hitachi Data Systems (HDS) will open a 200-worker hub in the Meridian Corporate Center is just the latest piece of economic good news for Douglas County, and officials say they are using a new state law, among other tools, to guide jobs their way.
Read more about Hitachi’s relocation to Douglas County at the Denver Business Journal.
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Warning of massive foreclosures in Douglas County was overstatement
By John Mossman
September 25, 2012
From The Denver Post
An e-mail warning Douglas County school officials of expected massive foreclosure evictions next month that could affect their students turned out to be an overstatement.
While well-intentioned, the e-mail sent last week by the district’s liaison for homeless students under the subject line “in order to be best prepared” appears to be based on a misinterpretation of remarks made by a county housing official.
Read more about the email and the consequences of the overstatement at DenverPost.com.
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by Jane Reuter
August 24, 2012
from Our Colorado News
What started Tuesday with one man picketing at the Douglas County Schools Administration building in Castle Rock grew to about 10 Thursday. All said they were there to support teachers and protest recent decisions made by the Douglas County School Board.
Read more about the Douglas County Schools protests at OurColoradoNews.com.
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Douglas County reacts to Waldo Canyon fire
by Rhonda Moore
June 30, 2012
When the Waldo Canyon Fire broke out in El Paso County, Douglas County residents were on notice that the fire could come close and, within days of the first report, the fire was at the edge of the county line.
Read about how the Waldo Canyon Fire has affected the residents of Douglas County and what the county is doing to help over at Our Colorado News.
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Foreclosures down, jobs up in first quarter
by Ryan Boldrey
May 15, 2012
Douglas County could be renamed Development County with the number of major companies announcing their arrivals of late, but the good news does not stop there.
“We’ve had a 54.9 percent decrease in foreclosures,” Jack Hilbert, chairman of the board of county commissioners, said on May 8 after looking over the first-quarter numbers.
Read more of the assessment of Douglas County’s first 2012 quarter over at ourcoloradonews.com!
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Panera Bread set to open in Castle Rock
by Rhonda Moore
April 28, 2012
The Castle Rock store features one of Panera’s three drive-up windows in Colorado, a 4,300 square-foot cafe and the same fresh-baked bread and pastries, prepared daily in the bakery’s ovens. The Castle Rock Panera Bread celebrates its grand opening at 6 a.m. May 2, promising special gifts through grand opening week.
Visit Our Colorado News to see what fantastic offers Panera has for its grand opening!!!
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Tax incentive lures Blockbuster to county
by Chris Michlewicz
April 28, 2012
Blockbuster, the movie rental chain that was acquired last year by DISH Network Corp., announced April 23 that it will close its offices in McKinney, Texas, and shift 150 management positions to the Meridian International Office Park northeast of Interstate 25 and Lincoln Avenue. The transition will occur over the summer.
Read more about Blockbuster’s relocation and the company’s plans for Colorado at Our Colorado News.
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Douglas students take reins in lunar study that brings astronomy home
by Kevin Simpson
April 19, 2012
denverpost.com
Jason Cochrane, who teaches sixth-grade science at the new Ben Franklin Academy charter school in Douglas County, came upon a unique opportunity through a NASA program that launched two satellites to orbit the moon with instruments intended solely for educational purposes.
His middle school students can now use the satellites to take photographs of the moon’s surface!
Read more about Douglas County young astronomers at the denverpost.com!
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At a 2012 Douglas County economic summit, experts place Colorado’s economic growth above the rest of the country!
Douglas County economic summit: slow but steady recovery
by Rhonda Moore
April 7, 2012
County treasurer Diane Holbert brought a panel of experts to the commissioner’s hearing room April 4, for a 2013 economic forecast forum. The forum was aimed at public and private sector policy makers whose jobs revolve around the budget planning process, said Wendy Holmes, Douglas County director of public affairs.
Read more about the economic summit at ourcoloradonews.com!
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Douglas County May Change Curfew To Improve Consistency
March 29, 2012 8:45 PM
from denver.cbslocal.com
Douglas County is considering implementing a county-wide curfew. Currently, the cities and townships that make up Douglas County implement their own curfews, which has resulted in discrepancies and confusion.
Read the article at denver.cbslocal.com!
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