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Evergreen Sculpture Walk gets back in step
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All across town, June 5 was a day of fond partings and warm welcomes as the dedicated volunteers of Sculpture Evergreen bade farewell to some lovely old friends and opened the outdoors to some precious new ones. The dearly departing were sculptures of the nonprofit’s 2019-2020 Sculpture Walk, a diverse cast of creations that had its Evergreen residency unexpectedly extended into 2021. The esteemed incoming are 10 exquisite works of metal, wood, stone, and glass that have been patiently awaiting their place in the sun since last Spring. “We are grateful to the 2019-2020 Sculpture Walk artists, all of whom were willing to leave their sculptures in place for an extra year as we struggled through the challenges of COVID,” says Sculpture Evergreen president Tricia Rosenthal. “And nearly all of the artists whose work was to have come to Evergreen in 2020 agreed to postpone their installations until this year, so they also have our sincere thanks.” Fresh faces in Sculpture Evergreen’s beloved gallery al fresco include select works by artists from across the West and the rest. Pedestrians on Main Street will delight to make acquaintance with “Hamish MacSmug”, a genteel goat-about-town elegantly crafted by Susan Norris of Cimarron, NM. Neighbors conducting business at the Evergreen Post Office will be blown away by “Wind Swept,” a graceful gale of aluminum power line strung to life by Nevada sculptor Barry Ferich. Greeting guests to the Center for the Arts Evergreen, “Thoughtful Minds” of-
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OF THE MONTH fers a cordially cubist countenance courtesy of Berthoud, CO, artist Charlotte Zink. A reception held June 4 at Buchanan Recreation Center gave Sculpture Evergreen a chance to thank the participating artists, and to recognize 2019 works of special distinction. This year’s People’s Choice Award went to “Bugling Elk” by Michigan wire artist Jeff Best, andSara D’Alessandro was chosen to receive the Barbara Sternberg Award of Excellence for her sculpture “Compeers.”It was also announced that – by very popular demand – “Bugling Elk” will remain at its post on Meadow Drive for another year, and local artist PatiStajcar’s soaring “Red Rover” will be held over for an unprecedented fourth year at Lakepoint Center. “The Sculpture Walk supports artists from Colorado and elsewhere, and it attracts visitors and residents to outdoor spaces,” Rosenthal explains. “The sculptures are fun, thought-provoking, inspirational, and educational, and a feature that makes Evergreen unique.” Sculpture Evergreen’s public-spirited journey began in 1994, when longtime resident Barbara Sternberg founded Art for the Mountain Community with the twin goals of uplifting the community through public art and encouraging new generations of artists through art education. Five years later the nonprofit unveiled the Evergreen Sculpture Walk, a juried event that has grown in prestige and popularity for each of the last 22 years. And although
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the organization’s name has changed, it’s commitment to its community is carved in stone. “Like others, we have had to adapt and adjust to the unexpected twists and turns of this past year,” says Rosenthal. “We appreciate the flexibility and support of the many individuals and organizations that have enabled us to continue to bring sculpture to our community.” In fact, Sculpture Evergreen didn’t just keep moving forward in 2020, it actually picked up speed. New this year, a long-anticipated trail-side sculpture garden has sprouted up from the green grass of Bergen Park. Picnickers, pedalers and pram-pushers can take in “Monday” by Maureen Scott along with the fresh air, and contemplate Fort Collins sculptor James Moore’s expressive “Bountiful River” at their leisure. The installations were done in concert with Denver Mountain Parks, and Sculpture Evergreen has hopes that more works will soon follow the trail south into Buchanan Park. For all of the Sculpture Walk’s annual come and go, there are consistently more arrivals than departures. Sculptures especially prized by area residents are often invited to become a perpetual part of Evergreen’s cultural landscape, giving rise to an artistic archipelago that’s come to encompass such much-loved monuments as playfully monolithic “Spirits of the Land” at Evergreen Lake, to serenely sipping “Morning Spirits” on Main Street, to Mesozoic masterpiece “Bob the Dinosaur” at Stagecoach Park. And despite 2020’s discouraging social climate, generous and unflagging community support
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SCULPTURE From Page 1 has helped the Evergreen’s permanent sculpture collection grow to 40 extra-fine examples of public unity and the enduring strength of one mountain town’s heart. Last year, Sculpture Evergreen welcomed Veryl Goodnight’s idyllic “High Country Summer” to a forever home at the Evergreen Design Center on Meadow Drive. This year, in partnership with Mount Evans Home Health Care & Hospice, it’s raising funds to move Ted Wilson’s noble “Tree”, soon to be dedicated with the new name “Spirit of Giving”, from its former place at the Evergreen Post Office to a garden specially made to receive it in front of Mount Evans’ offices on Bergen Peak Drive. Bronze limbs reaching skyward, bronze leaves forever bright, “Spirit of Giving” will stand always in
tribute to one of the Mountain Area’s most giving spirits, Susan Stearns, a tireless community volunteer lost to Evergreen in January. Last year was nobody’s best ever but, with an unswerving commitment to its neighbors and a little help from its friends, Sculpture Evergreen made the best of it, and its best is very good. “More than ever, because of COVID, we are aware of the importance of local community resources and how much they add to our quality of life,” Rosenthal says. “There is a web of relationships, commitments, volunteerism and giving throughout Evergreen that helps make it possible for our community to stay strong and thrive. Sculpture Evergreen is part of that web, along with businesses, nonprofits, public agencies, private groups and individuals all working together to achieve amazing things for Evergreen.” To learn more about Sculpture
Sculpture Evergreen welcomes 10 new sculptures to our outdoor display for the 2021-2022 Sculpture Walk. Two popular and familiar sculptures--Red Rover at Lakepoint Center and Bugling Elk along Meadow Drive--will be staying with us for one more year. New Sculpture Trail Maps are available at businesses and other locations around Evergreen, and more information can be found at sculptureevergreen.org. We are also happy to announce a new sculpture in our permanent collection--Spirit of Giving--which has been installed at Mount Evans Home Health Care and Hospice to commemorate volunteerism and the generosity of individuals, organizations, and businesses.
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Change Charlotte Zink - Berthoud, CO Buchanan Ponds
Hamish MacSmug Susan Norris - Cimarron, NM Baskin Robbins
The Two of Us Yenny - Cocq Santa Fe, NM Evergreen National Bank
Light Hearted Drummer Jodie Bliss - Monument, CO Bear Creek Hair
Cloud Busters Maureen Hearty - Joes, CO Evergreen Mountain Village
Happy Dance Richard Pankratz - Monument, CO Holly Berry and Sisters
Toro! Junior Jacob Novinger - Gooding, ID Center for the Art Evergreen
Thoughtful Minds Charlotte Zink - Berthoud, CO Center for the Arts Evergreen
Wind Swept Barry Ferich - Las Vegas NV Evergreen Post Office
Your support makes all this possible. Have fun exploring our trails and being inspired by the wonderful outdoor sculptures we are happy to bring to you this year.
Magnify Kirk Seese - Lutherville, MD Evergreen Crafters
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Elk Run Assisted Living: Celebrating the Sights and Sounds of Summer By Jo Ann M. Colton Special to Lifestyles
“Spring being a tough act to follow, God created June,” said writer/actor/ producer Al Bernstein. His words have residents at Elk Run Assisted Living in Evergreen excited to welcome a new season commencing in June and celebrate the sights and sounds of summer. “Day-by-day positive energy gains momentum in our senior living community enabling residents to regain their preCOVID-19 routines,” said Admissions/ Marketing Director Lisa Carter. “Residents are upbeat, happy, emotionally well, and eager to participate in bingo, community clubs (book, coffee, garden…), the handbell choir, and other activities. The Elk Run Assisted Living community, 31383 Frost Way, offers seniors
assisted living, medical, respite, personalized care, and hospice while embracing an enjoyable carefree lifestyle. If required, Elk Run partners with Life Care Center of Evergreen and Mount Evans Home Health Care & Hospice for hospice care. Elk Run boasts an elegant dining room where residents partake daily of three gourmet meals inspired by Culinary Director Austin Thompson and his two highly-skilled chefs (Rachel Yerby and Sam Thomas). Basic rentals of one-bedroom apartments and/or various size studio units, which are currently being remodeled, include: kitchenette/ private bath, personal call system/mobility-assistance features, weekly laundry/ housekeeping, and unlimited snacks. Other amenities showcase: a beauty salon/barber shop offering reasonably priced professional services (shaves, hair care, and/or manicures), a Great Room
with fireplace that is a perfect environment to interact with friends, play board games, or watch a movie; and, a library with internet where you can relax, find great reads, catch up on letters and other correspondence, or surf the web. Protocols have relaxed and visitors/ family can now come in all the time, enter residents’ apartments and even touch or hug with no masks required if they have been vaccinated. However, Elk Run’s COVID-19 safety measures/ practices remain in place. Personnel continue to undergo daily pre-work shift health-screenings, residents get weekly vital checks and COVID testing is performed weekly. Before move-in, new occupants must undergo a thorough health assessment. The community’s well-trained Staff members (including an onsite nurse) are committed to providing 24/7 compas-
sionate care. As a result of welcoming 20-plus new residents in recent months, and more people scheduled to move in soon, growth at Elk Run has necessitated the hiring of a second onsite nurse. “New people bring with them new energy, a lifetime of experiences they can share, and endless opportunities to enrich each other’s lives and thrive,” said Carter. If you or your loved ones are thinking about making a residence change this year, it’s a wonderful new time and season to consider your move to Elk Run Assisted Living. For residency information, and/or to request Elk Run’s gift-bagged “Toolkit for Challenging Conversations,” complete with a talking stick, contact Lisa Carter (lisa. carter@cassialife.org or 303-679-8777).
Tips to Give Bugs the Boot This Summer (StatePoint) Warm and wet spring and summer conditions predicted for much of the country are going to make for an extra buggy season, according to the biannual Bug Barometer forecast from the National Pest Management Association. What’s more, ants, roaches and stinging insects are well-equipped at finding food and shelter in and around your home, and they are smarter than you may think. However, you can take steps to prepare for their arrival. For a safe, healthy and comfortable season at home, follow these pest management tips: • Don’t feed the insects: Without proper
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precautions, your home could inadvertently be the most popular insect buffet in town. To ensure you’re feeding just your family and not a parade of bugs, keep surfaces free of crumbs and residue. Regularly sweep around areas where food is prepared and consumed. Wipe up spills immediately and close food containers securely. Be sure your kitchen garbage has a tightly-fitting lid. • Drain the swamp: Standing water can quickly become a breeding ground for mosquitoes and other bugs (and lead to a host of other issues). It’s important to know that the problem may take some diagnosing, and could require such actions as Advertising Department Donna Reardon, 303-566-4114 dreardon@coloradocommunitymedia.com Ruth Daniels, 303-566-4113 rdaniels@coloradocommunitymedia.com
changing the soil composition of your lawn or grading the land to encourage proper drainage. However, managing this issue is well worth the effort involved. • Blast bugs without harsh chemicals. Killing bugs doesn’t need to put you out of house and home for hours or even minutes. Today, there are effective ways to kill bugs using friendly ingredients. For example, Zevo Ant, Roach and Fly Multi-Insect Trigger Spray works on a broad range of household bugs using lemongrass oil and geraniol as active ingredients. Zevo sprays are deadly to bugs and safe for use around people and pets when used as directed, Production Department Tom Fildey, 303-566-4142 tfildey@coloradocommunitymedia.com
making them a year-round household essential. For more information, visit www. zevoinsect.com. • Safeguard entry points: Pests enter the home most typically through windows, doors and the garage. To that end, patch any holes or tears in screen doors and windows, or better yet, replace them entirely. Keep doors, windows and the garage otherwise closed. While outwitting bugs is a bit more challenging during summer, with a few tricks up your sleeve, you can keep your home safe and more comfortable with fewer uninvited guests.
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Your Backyard, Your Sanctuary! Your outdoor space should be your sanctuary. Whether you spend time on your patio with your family or enjoy watching the sun rise over the mountains with a cup of coffee, you want your outdoor space to bring you joy. For most people, there’s nothing like a flickering fire to elicit feelings of comfort and home. Does your backyard need that perfect fire feature to be complete? Mountain Hearth & Patio will help you turn your space into a beautiful getaway where you can enjoy the outdoors by a beautiful, safe flickering fire. A gas fire pit or outdoor fireplace will make your yard an extension of your home, where you can spend time with your family trading stories around the fire. Anyone looking to bring that campfire camaraderie and togetherness to their home needs to get an outdoor gas fire pit! A gas fire pit gives you the beautiful flame and feeling of a wood fire without the smoke and flying embers. This also comes with added safety, gas fire pits are exempt from most burn restrictions, so you can enjoy your fire any time of year. You have nearly unlimited options for the style of your fire pit! Your design choices are all highly-customizable with tons of options for burners, burner media, log sets, and more. Whether you
want something more traditional with lava rock and realistic, ceramic oak logs or something more modern with glass beads or tumbled stones—the experts at Mountain Hearth & Patio will guide you to make your outdoor dream a reality. The first place to start is to determine if you want a prefabricated fire pit or a site-built fire pit. Prefabricated fire pits are a great option for someone interested in a “fire table”, or a fire pit with a sleek, contemporary design. Prefabricated firepits come ready to burn, with the burners, burner media and fi nished style all ready to go. Site-built fire pits are more custom and can be built round, square, or rectangular. With a site-built fire pit you select everything from the burner to the shape, to the stone fi nish. This gives you some extra flexibility when designing your fire to match your vision. Our outdoor fire pits, both prefabricated and site-built, are not just beautiful fire features, but also have some distinct advantages. Our fire pits are designed to burn either natural gas or propane. You can even have us plumb your fire pit directly into a gas line so you don’t have to worry about exchanging propane bottles or how much gas you have left when you want to light a fire. Unlike traditional wood burning fire pits, gas fire pits are easy to use. They
can be match-lit or lit by a piezoelectric igniter, you just turn on the gas and light your fire pit. There’s no careful stacking of wood or collecting kindling, a gas fire pit gives you a reliable flame at the push of a button or the strike of a match. Nothing inspires that homey feeling more than gathering around a fireplace. If you want to bring the comfort of your living room to your deck or patio, an outdoor fireplace is perfect for you. We can help you navigate the complicated world of selecting and installing the perfect outdoor fireplace for you. These fireplaces come with an array of design options which allow you to fully customize your outdoor fireplace to match your vision. From log sets and burner media to fi nishing material, Mountain Hearth & Patio can help you make the right decisions for your project. You can even have a fireplace configured for indoor/outdoor installation so that you get the benefit of a fireplace in your living space and on your patio, all while creating a beautiful transition from interior to exterior. No matter what kind of gas fuel you burn, there’s an outdoor fireplace for you. Our outdoor fireplaces are designed to burn natural gas and can easily be adapted to burn propane. Not only that, these appliances can be remote operated giving you beautiful flames at the push of
a button. Because they burn gas, they’re also exempt from local burn restrictions. Regardless of the time of year or the weather, you can safely and reliably enjoy a beautiful fire in your outdoor fireplace. If you’ve already perfected your outdoor living space and are looking for options to bring a little cooking outside, we can help! We have grills available on closeout so you can enjoy an exceptional outdoor cooking experience along with an opportunity for savings. We have both gas and charcoal grills available in a variety of sizes. Whether you want a ceramic charcoal grill that can smoke a brisket perfectly or a gas grill to cook a beautiful steak, we have options for you to choose from. At Mountain Hearth & Patio, we will help you put the finishing touches on your outdoor space. From outdoor gas fire pits and fireplaces to our closeout grills, we have what you need to turn your backyard into your ideal summer getaway. Our NFI and CSIA-Certified technicians and staff can help you see your fire feature project to completion. We can also service and repair your indoor fireplaces so you can enjoy flickering flames year-round, inside and out. Call us at (303) 679-1601, visit our website at www.MtnHP.com, or email us at Office@MtnHP.com to start your outdoor fire project.
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Being Proactive with an Insurance Plan Will Protect Your Investment How wonderful to once again meet clients face-to-face, attend Chamber of Commerce networking events in person, and make plans to be in the Rodeo Parade! Like so many other businesses, RPM Agency is grateful to fully engage in serving customers and the community. For many small businesses that navigated the myriad of challenges in 2020, survival was their top priority with little time to consider much else, let alone their insurance coverage. In fact, 75 percent of businesses in the United States are underinsured by 40 percent or more, according to Marshall & Swift/Boeckh insurance analytics. In addition, the Insurance Information Institute reports that nearly 40 percent of small business owners have no insurance at all leaving them vulnerable to risk and perhaps financial ruin as the result of a major loss. The primary reason so many businesses are uninsured or underinsured is a lack of good information regarding the cost of adequate coverage. If you are a business owner, now is the perfect time to make sure your commercial insurance is providing the coverage you need, especially as your business is poised for growth. What Insurance Do I Need for My Business?
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customize their coverages and to make sure they are protected while also being mindful of their bottom line. “I really like Michele’s personalized approach,” said RPM client and Alpen Way Chalet owner Lisa Cordova. “She came to our property and walked through every room. She videotaped our belongings to create a record, which gave us peace of mind, especially right after the Elephant Butte fire.” Having a sense of security is priceless for business owners like Cordova, whose family runs the operation and lives on property. Alpen Way Chalet managed the impact of COVID given that their accommodations are self-contained with full kitchens and living spaces along with private entrances. The Chalet also kept their rooms occupied with essential workers who were their guests during the pandemic. Times were challenging, however Cordova is most excited to see the property at full capacity. “We are hosting family reunions, wedding guests and folks who want a local escape for a night or two,” said Cordova. “And we continue to be mindful of safe practices, offering check-ins outside on our front porch, using CDC recommended cleaning supplies and offering guests on demand service rather than entering their rooms on a daily basis. We’re adding to our housekeeping staff as well and would love to hire new team members to take on that important, detail-oriented role.” Attention to detail is one of the reasons that Cordova appreciates working with RPM. “When it was time for us to renew our policy, Michele identified an otherwise easy-to-miss clause that needed to be updated to limit our exposure,” said Cordova. “I appreciate the sense of confidence that she gives me knowing she is looking out for us.” Cordova also puts a premium on community involvement, quickly engaging in the Evergreen Chamber and Evergreen Downtown Business Association when she moved here from New York. “I also like the way that RPM is involved in the community, just as we strive to be. That’s another reason why RPM has been a good match for us.” If you are looking for a partner to help you evaluate your business insurance, RPM can design a customized plan to best serve your interests. Remember, commercial insurance is vital for small businesses especially those with limited cash reserves necessary to cover a substantial incident without the assistance of insurance. RPM can be your advocate in navigating your policy choices while respecting your budget and giving you peace of mind so you can focus on growing your business. Learn more at www.rpmagencycom.
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ArborRx Family Tree Care Offers Wildfire Preparedness and Mitigation Services By Jo Ann M. Colton Special to Lifestyles
Since 2010, Evergreen’s family-owned ArborRx Family Tree Service has provided tree and plant services (tree trimming/shaping/shearing/new plantings, removal, storm damage repair, and fire/pest mitigation) to its residential and business/commercial customers in Evergreen, Conifer, Denver, and all surrounding areas. “The year-round wildfire season intensifies from July-October so now is the time to start taking steps to reduce the risks of potential fire damage to your property,” agreed the company’s owners Bryan and Jennifer Nash. Bryan Nash also noted that as stated on the Evergreen Chamber of Commerce website, “Evergreen & Conifer rank #1 in Colorado and in the top 10 nationally for catastrophic wildfire with the potential for significant loss of life.” “We make ourselves available to assist residents and groups like Colorado State Forest Service, Evergreen Fire/Rescue, and Community Wildfire Protection with wildfire mitigation issues,” said Nash, a Certified Wildfire Mitigation Specialist
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who holds membership in: Evergreen and Conifer Chambers of Commerce, International Society of Arboriculture, Tree Care Industry Association, and the National Fire Protection Association. ArborRx Family Tree Service can perform a Home Ignition Zone (HIZ) review of your property to assess its strong points and resolve any weaknesses. The Immediate Zone represents an area from 0-5 feet of your home, the Intermediate Zone extends 5-30 feet passed your home, and the Extended Zone covers 30-100 feet beyond your home boundaries. Recognizing wildfire dangers and taking action, in all seasons, to harden your home/property against wildfires and create a defensible space will make an immense difference in ensuring the safety of your family. ArborRx Family Tree Service is open Monday through Saturday from 8:00am6:00pm (although hours may vary at times). Cabling and emergency service is available 24/7. For more information and appointments contact ArborRx at 720-629-7033, visit the website (https://arborrxfamily.com) and follow them on Facebook.
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The Re-Ride
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Rodeo parade ~ Saturday: 10 am Evergreen pro rodeo ~ Saturday: 5pm & Sunday: 2pm Cowboy Church Sunday 7:30 @ the VIP tent ~ www.evergreenRodeo.com
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