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Summer arts in full swing - Vimarsana News

Summer arts in full swing

The “Best of Colorado” exhibit, juried by abstract painter Christian Dore, will fill the Depot Art Gallery, 2069 W. Powers Ave., Downtown Littleton, from Aug. 8 to Sept. 10. Dore selected 60 …

Music is all around in local venues | Castlerocknewspress.net - Vimarsana News

Music is all around in local venues | Castlerocknewspress.net

A beautiful concert, “Shakespeare in Love,” conducted by Rene Knetsch, presented by the Parker Symphony Orchestra at the PACE Center on Feb. 24, led me to thinking about how rich we are with …

Littleton library reopens as another in Colorado Springs closes for meth contamination - Vimarsana News

Littleton library reopens as another in Colorado Springs closes for meth contamination

Arapahoe County Health says the public health risk at the Bemis Library is now extremely low. One Colorado Springs library, however, has now closed for the same reason.

Pikes Peak Library District completes testing for meth residue at three busiest locations - Vimarsana News

Pikes Peak Library District completes testing for meth residue at three busiest locations

Testing of several restrooms in the Pikes Peak Library District system for methamphetamine contamination has been completed and results should be released next week, spokeswoman Denise Abbott said Thursday.

Littleton to ask voters to raise its sales tax - Vimarsana News

Littleton to ask voters to raise its sales tax

The Littleton City Council is getting ready to ask voters in the fall to increase its sales tax to help fund improvements to buildings and other infrastructure projects. The ballot initiative would increase the city sales tax to 3.75% from 3% and would raise a projected $9 million annually.