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Today's News

  • Focused Lady Cougars hold serve vs. Conifer

    By Will Petersen
    For the Courier
    CONIFER — Katherine Hardy didn’t want to play a third set. Up in sets 1-0, but facing double set point in a tiebreak of the second set, it looked like she might have to.
    Hardy, though, survived the two set points and came back to win the tiebreak 9-7, securing her match 6-2, 7-6 over Conifer’s Kirstin Hafeman in the No. 1 singles battle. The win helped propel the Lady Cougars to the team victory over host Conifer by a score of 6-1 on April 4.

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  • Firefighters extinguish blaze at Kerr Gulch residence

    Evergreen firefighters on on Friday quickly extinguished a blaze that started in a chicken coop and spread to grass on the property of a residence at Highway 74 and Kerr Gulch.

    After receiving a call from the homeowner at 11:53 a.m., an Evergreen Fire/Rescue crew was on the scene with a fire engine and water tender by 12:01 p.m., said EFR spokesperson Stacee Montague.

    “We were able to get water on the structure by 12:06 p.m.,” she said.

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  • Woman seriously injured in collision

    A woman suffered serious injuries in an accident at Evergreen Parkway and Bryant Drive on Wednesday morning, Trooper Josh Lewis of the Colorado State Patrol reported.

    The 2004 Jeep the woman was driving collided with a 2011 Audi sedan about 9:30 a.m. The woman was transported to St. Anthony Hospital in Lakewood, according the report.

    The cause of the accident had not been determined, Lewis said.

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

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  • Evergreen firefighters extinguish blaze in remote cabin

    Evergreen firefighters extinguished a blaze that started in an exterior wall of a cabin off Upper Bear Creek Road early Wednesday morning.

    After receiving the call at 5:40 a.m., fire crews brought several engines and tenders containing water to the residence on Linn Court, said Evergreen Fire/Rescue spokesperson Stacee Montague.

    By 6 a.m., firefighters were dousing the blaze with water while working in below-freezing temperatures, Montague reported. Although there was smoke damage, the structure was saved.

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  • Evergreen resident receives lifetime award for environmental efforts

    Recycling is all about education, says Evergreen resident Mereth Meade. By teaching people how to recycle unwanted materials, day-to-day efforts should come automatically, she says.

     

    As a child growing up with Swiss parents, Meade said she learned not to be wasteful. 

    “We never threw away leftovers,” she said. “We composted.”

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  • Neighbors upset over goat slaughter in yard

    An Evergreen resident who saw two goats being slaughtered across the street in her neighbor’s front yard said the sight was upsetting to her. 

    LaKay Cecil, who lives near Wilmot Elementary School, said she wishes that her neighbors had gotten her permission beforehand. 

    Cecil said she previously had seen similar incidents.

    The resident who killed the animals, who asked not to be named, said they were rams being processed in a kosher manner for food.

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  • Neighbors upset over goat slaughter in yard

     An Evergreen resident who saw two goats being clubbed and slaughtered across the street in her neighbor’s front yard said the sight was upsetting to her. 

    LaKay Cecil, who lives near Wilmot Elementary School, said she wishes that her neighbors had gotten her permission beforehand. 

    Cecil said she previously had seen similar incidents.

    The resident who killed the animals, who asked not to be named, said they were rams being processed in a kosher manner for food.

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  • Neighbors upset over goat slaughter in yard

     An Evergreen resident who saw two goats being clubbed and slaughtered across the street in her neighbor’s front yard said the sight was upsetting to her. 

    LaKay Cecil, who lives near Wilmot Elementary School, said she wishes that her neighbors had gotten her permission beforehand. 

    Cecil said she previously had seen similar incidents.

    The resident who killed the animals, who asked not to be named, said they were rams being processed in a kosher manner for food.

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  • Neighbors upset over goat slaughter in yard

     An Evergreen resident who saw two goats being clubbed and slaughtered across the street in her neighbor’s front yard said the sight was upsetting to her. 

    LaKay Cecil, who lives near Wilmot Elementary School, said she wishes that her neighbors had gotten her permission beforehand. 

    Cecil said she previously had seen similar incidents.

    The resident who killed the animals, who asked not to be named, said they were rams being processed in a kosher manner for food.

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  • Neighbors upset over goat slaughter in yard

     An Evergreen resident who saw two goats being clubbed and slaughtered across the street in her neighbor’s front yard said the sight was upsetting to her. 

    LaKay Cecil, who lives near Wilmot Elementary School, said she wishes that her neighbors had gotten her permission beforehand. 

    Cecil said she previously had seen similar incidents.

    The resident who killed the animals, who asked not to be named, said they were rams being processed in a kosher manner for food.

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