What's Happening in Boulder County!
Superior is hosting a star party! Will you be there? Learn about what you are seeing in the night skies. This is an educational program and open to all ages.
Saturday, January 24, 2015 from 5:30 to 7:30pm. Register ahead of time at Superior Recreation www.superiorrec.com. Use code: 310016A. Cost is $5 per person age 5+.
If you love holiday lights, the Daily Camera just posted an interactive map of where to see the most unique ones in Boulder County. This is really cool! Interactive map of Boulder County holiday lights – HERE.
If you love holiday lights, the Daily Camera just posted an interactive map of where to see the most unique ones in Boulder County. This is really cool! Interactive map of Boulder County holiday lights – HERE.
Here are the October market statistics for our area. Questions? I’m always happy to talk with you about the market or any other questions you have about real estate! Email me.
Lafayette, Â Louisville, & Superior all made it on the list of the Best Places for Young Families in Colorado! They based the results on public school excellence, home affordability, and growth and prosperity. Congratulations to these wonderful communities!
Read the whole article – Best Places for Young Families in Colorado.
The Town of Superior is inviting everyone to celebrate a night out against crime tonight – August 5 from 6 to 9pm. This is a fun night with a carnival feeling so watch for skydivers, demonstrations from fire, bomb squads, K9 teams and much more. Enjoy food & dessert – so come hungry. Kids can enjoy a bouncy house and games.
Where: Community Park [just behind Safeway]
When: August 5, 2014 –Â 6 to 9pm
Cost: FREE
The Town of Superior, in collaboration with the Center for Resource Conservation, is offering Outdoor Irrigation Audits. If you have an outdoor irrigation system you can learn some great tools for saving water and maximizing resources – meaning you have a beautiful lawn while using less water and saving money! Everyone wins!
Interested? Get on the list to participate by contacting the Center for Resource Conservation – email them at water@conservationcenter.org or giving them a call at 303.999.3824.
As of July 1, 2013 legislation bans Colorado residents from disposing of electronics in the landfill. E-waste is a growing problem because electronics contain dangerous toxins and when not disposed of sustainably they can cause serious problems down the road. But on the 1st Sunday of the month you can stop by Whole Foods on Baseline and Broadway [2584 Baseline Road, Boulder] or on the 4th Sunday of the month you can head to Whole Foods in Superior [303 Marshall Road] to recycle your used electronics. Most items are accepted for free, but some do have a small fee. Electronics recycling between 10am and 2pm.
For a complete list of what you can recycle, when you can recycle it, and where you can drop off you used electronics click here or call 303.424.1719.
Source: Boulder Area Realtor Association
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