Community News

    The Frederick-Firestone Fire Protection District will offer several Blended Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and Automated External Defibrillator (AED) classes to the community in 2013.
     “The key to saving a life could be as simple as being prepared in the event of an emergency,” said Division Chief of Life Safety Doug Prunk. “CPR training offers this and it’s easy.”

American Cancer Society has been working for more birthdays and we at the Relay for Life of Carbon Valley have also been working hard in that effort, but we also are working hard to raise money and awareness to fight cancer and have more people celebrate more holidays.

If you would like to have a team in the July 13, 14th relay, or would like to help in any way, we would love to have you.

Through December 2012, there is a reduced team registration fee of $50. After December, the fee will be $100.

Frederick’s old City Hall, now a museum in Crist Park, is on its way to becoming a national landmark through the work of the town board and Sean Scott, the only member of the Frederick’s Historic Preservation Advisory Commission.
    According to Nanette Fornof, town clerk, Scott came to the board with the idea for registering the City Hall Museum with the National Register of Historic Places, as well as the Colorado State Register of Historic Properties.

Kim Burger

Celebrate, celebrate, celebrate.
That is exactly what the Tri-Town Seniors did in the month of January. They celebrated birthdays … they celebrated anniversaries … and they celebrated with their installation of officers.  
    Beulah Meeker, in her ever so traditional and inspirational way, inducted the new officers and reminded us all of why we live in this little old town…a little old town like this.  It was a delightful day of camaraderie and celebration.