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  • Upcoming performance at Little Bear is homecoming, says musician

    Sitting at Moe’s Original Bar B Que in downtown Denver, Mark Bell talks about the beginning of his musical career.

     

    “One day I just picked up the harp, and it came to me,” he said.

    Bell remembers the actual day: On June 2, 1973, he started playing harmonica, and has been making music ever since with other performers.

    “I’ve been around musicians all my life,” he said.

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  • Sports briefs

    BOYS LACROSSE
    Evergreen ousted in opening round of state playoffs by Aspen
    ASPEN     — Evergreen’s third straight trip to the boys lacrosse state playoffs ended like the past two — in the first round.
    Host Aspen scored a 12-6 first-round victory over the Cougars on May 8 in the 4A state playoffs.
    The loss ended Evergreen’s season with a 6-11 record.

    BASKETBALL
    Evergreen boys, girls camps scheduled for first week of June

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  • EHS runs out of rallies at district tournament

    GREELEY — The Evergreen Cougars rallied once to reach the 4A District 2 baseball finals, but couldn’t rally a second time to reach the eight-team double-elimination state tournament on May 12.
    A day after inclement weather postponed their district opener against Coronado, the Cougars rallied for three runs in the final two innings to win 8-7.

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  • Evergreen boys, girls rule Jeffco, capture league titles

    Courier staff
    LAKEWOOD — Evergreen High School won both the girls and boys 4A Jeffco League track and field championships on May 12 at Jefferson County Stadium.
    The girls won with a league-best 222 points, topping D’Evelyn for the 4A honors. The Lady Jaguars finished with 199 points. Lakewood was the top 5A school with 175.5.
    The EHS boys scored 193 points, just topping 5A Chatfield, which finished with 188.5. D’Evelyn was second among 4A schools with 159.

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  • Lady Cougars lack poise in playoff loss

    MONUMENT — Blood, sweat and tears, Evergreen had a little bit of it all on May 10.
    First, the Lady Cougars had blood courtesy of the bitten tongue of freshman scoring machine Zoe Peterson in the first half. Then there’s the sweat. They are playing soccer after all. And, finally, the tears for a season that ended at Don Breese Stadium in the second round of the 4A state girls soccer playoffs.

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  • Upcoming performance at Little Bear is a homecoming, says musician

    Sitting at Moe’s Original Bar B Que in downtown Denver, Mark Bell talks about the beginning of his musical career.

    “One day I just picked up the harp, and it came to me,” he said. 

    Bell remembers the actual day: On June 2, 1973, he started playing harmonica, and has been making music ever since with other performers.

    “I’ve been around musicians all my life,” he said.

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  • Essay contest gives kids a chance to be marshals in Rodeo Parade

    Youngsters who enter an Evergreen Rodeo Parade essay contest will have a chance to be selected as a grand marshal for this year’s event, with the theme Under the Rodeo Big Top.

    Six children ages 5 to 12 will be chosen from contestants’ essays on “Why I would like to be a parade grand marshal in the Evergreen Rodeo Parade.”

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  • Upcoming performance at Little Bear is a homecoming, says musician

     Sitting at Moe’s Original Bar B Que in downtown Denver, Mark Bell talks about the beginning of his musical career.

     

    “One day I just picked up the harp, and it came to me,” he said. 

    Bell remembers the actual day: On June 2, 1973, he started playing harmonica, and has been making music ever since with other performers.

    “I’ve been around musicians all my life,” he said.

    Click here to read more...
  • Third annual Veterans' Rendezvous is this Saturday

    Veterans in need of assistance will have an opportunity to learn about services they can access at the third annual Veterans’ Rendezvous in Conifer on Saturday.

    The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs’ Denver regional office and other state, county and local service and health-care providers will once again offer consultation, information and opportunities for veterans, who can sign up on the spot for VA benefits and services.

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  • Group seeking ways to convert love of Evergreen into local spending

    “I think we would all agree that people who live in Evergreen love it,” said Steve Sumner, director of the Center for the Arts Evergreen. “How do we get them into the shops?”

     

    Gathered around a table at the arts center last Wednesday, Sumner and others in a focus group were immersed in a discussion on ways to promote Evergreen to its residents.

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