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T H E B E S T O F H I G H L A N D S R A N C H A N D LO N E T R E E

The Gents Issue


W E LC O M E H O M E S U M M E R I S A T I M E T O C E L E B R AT E A L I F E S T Y L E O F G E T T I N G O U T D O O R S TO E X P LO R E . T H E Q U E S T I O N O F W H E R E I S J U S T S T E P S A W AY. D I S C O V E R Y O U R FAV O R I T E P L A C E . YO U R H O M E .

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LIFESTYLE LETTER

JUNE 2021 PUBLISHER

Jennifer Starbuck | Jennifer.Starbuck@LifestylePubs.com EDITOR

An Ode To Dad

Sonja Nix | Sonja.Nix@LifestylePubs.com AD DESIGNER

Whitney Lockhart

IT'S BEEN MORE THAN FIVE YEARS SINCE THE MOST INFLUENTIAL MAN IN

L AYO UT DESIGNER

MY LIFE PASSED AWAY FROM CANCER. My dad. He spent a lifetime teaching me

Dani Moore

how to work hard, to put family first, to do the right thing even when no one else is watching, that humor can go a long way. And he certainly let you know that the little things in life matter — and apparently hanging the toilet paper roll down matters. At his funeral, I was struck by the packed church of family and friends. A number

CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

Hannah Echols Grieger, Meredith Kucker, Sonja Nix, Mary Wehrer CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHERS

Elle Blom, Jolie Rodriguez

of people, some whose names I'd never heard, tearfully told me how influential my dad had been in their lives. I learned that day that the way we pour into others can have lasting impact and change the world around us in ways we'll never know. I'm blessed by my dad's legacy to his community and to his family. This Father’s Day month, we honor all the fathers and father figures in our lives. Thank you for always being there.

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INSIDE THE ISSUE JUNE 2021

FEATURES 14 Growth Driven Greencore Services Prepares Douglas County for the Increasing Demand of Electric Vehicle Charging Stations

20 2021 Gents Movers + Shakers Moving Highlands Ranch and Lone Tree Forward

28 For Each His Own Choose the Right Hair Products For You

34 Coffee and The Great Outdoors Find the Perfect Gift for Father’s Day

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While Supporting Local Business and Our Forests

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DEPARTMENTS 4

Lifestyle Letter

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Good Times

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Around Town

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Driver’s Notebook

20 Local Limelight 28 Trend Setter 32 Lifestyle Calendar 34 Locally Owned


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GOOD TIMES 1.

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Ladies Day Out The Ladies Day Out event at Park Meadows Retail Resort on April 29 and 30 featured six local women-owned pop-up shops, including House of Grace Jewelry, Tea with Tae, and Simply ReFind among others. Park Meadows favorites like DryBar, Kendra Scott, and Macy’s also participated in the event Guests enjoyed light bites from Fogo de Chao and cocktails while mingling

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and shopping. The event was organized by Brittin Karaffa, founder of House of Grace Jewelry.

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1. Brittin Karaffa, House of Grace, and Park Meadows Senior GM, Pamela Schenck Kelly | 2. Cardamon Designs | 3. Vanilla & Cream Emily Strahley | 4. HR Lifestyle and Lone Tree Mayor Jackie Millet | 5. Kelsey Erwin, Brittin Karaffa & Lindsay Harrell | 6. Graceful Grazing Co.

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Fairy Tale Ball: Sleeping Beauty On April 24, young lords and ladies gathered at Douglas County Libraries in Lone Tree for an enchanted evening in the world of Sleeping Beauty. Guests enjoyed dance performances, tested their archery skills, made magical crafts.

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AROUND TOWN of owning my own salon and started looking for a franchise with a business model I could stand behind and I stumbled upon The Lash Lounge franchise. It was the perfect fit and my husband was incredibly supportive of the idea and encouraged me to go for it. Here we are, two years later and we are finally open! From the décor to the retail products — it’s beautiful and something I am proud of. Our membership-based salon provides an affordable service for every budget.” For

more

information,

and

details

about

a Grand Opening in July, follow The Lash Lounge Lone Tree on Facebook and Instagram @thelashloungelonetreeridgegate.

BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT: THE LASH LOUNGE LONE TREE

Restaurant Dining is back here in Douglas

The Lash Lounge Lone Tree owner Kalisa

County! We want to know the places you are

Buell says opening her studio in September was

excited to return to. Maybe you continued to

a dream come true after a life-long love with all

support restaurants for take-out during Covid

things beauty. “Ever since I was a little girl, I wanted

restrictions. Maybe you sat outside under heaters

to own my own salon,” Kalisa says. “I was always

and tents, eating food with gloves on. Maybe it

the girl who wanted to practice braiding friends’

has been over a year since you’ve dined at your

hair and I wore makeup before the girls my age

favorite place. Let us know your favored local din-

because I just wanted to play with it. I would apply

ing establishments in Highlands Ranch and Lone

a full face of makeup, wash it off and apply it again

Tree. Everything from the corner watering hole to

in a different way and with different colors. I love all

fine dining. We will feature our top readers choices

things beauty.”

in our upcoming October Foodie Issue. Email the

The Lash Lounge offers a unique, affordable membership program for lash extensions, lifts, tints and threading, as well as lash extension-friendly cleansers, makeup removers, mascaras, sealants and more.

editor at sonja.nix@lifestylepubs.com

MILLER & ASSOCIATES: SMALL BUSINESS OF THE YEAR The Northwest Douglas County Chamber

“In 2015, I competed in my first bodybuilding

and EDC recently named its 2020 Business Awards

competition,” Kalisa says. “I was exhausted and

winners, and awarded Miller & Associates its

didn’t have time to do anything outside of meal

Small Business of the Year.

prepping, training and taking care of my three

Miller & Associates was chosen largely due to

kids. With all of the weight training and time

their service to the community, such as free tax

spent in the gym, I wanted to feel more feminine

returns to anyone out of work due to the pandemic.

and discovered eyelash extensions from fellow

Further, Miller & Associates offered resources to

athletes. I started getting eyelash extensions and

the chamber and staff members, ultimately assist-

I was hooked. I was giving myself the gift of time. I

ing even more businesses in need.

could literally get up and go. Although I wanted to

Mike Miller, founder of Miller & Associates,

continue getting lashes, after a few months, I just

member of the Chamber Management Committee,

couldn’t afford to get them anymore. I felt guilty

initiated a “Pay it Forward” idea in which Chamber

spending that kind of money on myself.

members sponsored other members who couldn’t

“In 2018, my daughters were entering middle

afford to renew their membership. Miller &

school and although I loved staying home with

Associates was able to sponsor three new mem-

them, I wanted something that I could call my own

bers themselves.

and I wanted my children to see mom working hard for something she loves. I went back to my dream 10

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They now offer business advisory services including cash flow forecasting and budgeting services.


This year there was an amazing group of nominees for categories that included: Small/Home Office, Small Business of the Year, Medium-Sized Business of the Year, Large-Sized Business of the Year, and Non-Profit of the Year. The winners were not only rated on and chosen for their growth and innovation, but also for resilience and service to the community during this challenging, unprecedented time.

DENVER SANTA CLAUS SHOPS CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT Denver Santa Claus Shops is hosting a Charity Golf Tournament on Aug. 30, at Fox Hollow Golf Course. Proceeds support their annual efforts to supply new toys for about 13,000 kids each year. DSCS is an all-volunteer-run, nondenominational nonprofit that collects and distributes free toys to local children in need – many of whom may not otherwise have a toy to open during the holidays. $200/player or $750/foursome includes breakfast, cart, range balls, prizes, lunch, silent auction and fun! Single players to foursomes welcome. Sponsorships available starting at $300. Fox Hollow Golf Course is located at 13410 Morrison Rd, Lakewood. Register at https:// denversantaclausshop.org/

21ST ANNUAL BUSINESS GOLF CLASSIC The Northwest Douglas County Chamber & EDC is proud to host its 21st Annual Business Golf Classic Golf Tournament. This is a summer tradition

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filled with fun and great people making new connections. When registering, you have the option to pre-pay for individual or team mulligan packages. Save time the day of the event by purchasing packages in advance. Chamber members play

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DRIVER’S NOTEBOOK

It takes about 30-45 minutes to get a full charge at one of GreenCore's charging stations.

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D R I V E N

BRIAN THOMSON CAN SEE INTO THE FUTURE. Blue eyes widened, he describes a highway system flooded with electric vehicles (EVs) surrounded by an atmosphere of clean air. The data backs his vision up. Even though EVs currently

Along with his business partner, Dwight Johnson,

make up 3 percent of vehicle sales worldwide, a report

Brian helped create GreenCore’s infrastructure system,

by Bloomberg suggests that EVs will hit 10 percent vehicle

which reduces the overall project timeline by 50% and

sales by 2025, with that number eventually rising to 28% in

onsite construction time by over 70%. This allows one

2030 and 58% in 2040. In Colorado alone, Governor Polis has

4-man construction crew to build 4 charging sites in 2

issued a goal of putting 940,000 EVs on the road by 2030.

months rather than the current average of 1 site every

“Car companies are spending millions of dollars preparing

two months. The hope is that this efficiency will expe-

for this change. You’re going to be seeing Jeeps, Porsches,

dite GreenCore’s goal to prepare for the surge of EV

Jaguars, BMWs, all going electric. And they’re not going to

growth to come.

be $80,000— they’re going to be in the 20-30,000 range,” Brian says. “The tide is coming in. This is happening.”

“Charging stations need to be everywhere, like gas stations,” Brian says. “I like to use a coffee analogy. You can

Brian is the President and CEO of GreenCore EV

get coffee at home when you get up in the morning, or you

Infrastructure Development. The company’s home base

can go to a coffee shop to refuel. That’s just like charging

is in Parker, but they’ve built numerous electric vehicle

a car— you can do it at home, but it’s convenient to get a

charging stations nationwide. So, what even is an EV? EV’s

charge when you’re out and about as well.”

are vehicles that have an electric motor instead of an inter-

Charging stations are convenient, but they can also prove

nal combustion engine. They run on battery power, so they

to be a necessity. Currently, the main reason people opt out

need to be plugged into a power source or charger rather

of purchasing an electric vehicle is range anxiety. Simply

than using fossil fuel as gas. This means no car exhaust,

put, range anxiety is the nervousness that emerges when

which helps lessen air pollution. They require less main-

a driver can’t find a place to refuel. GreenCore hopes that,

tenance because they’re built more simply, and they don’t

with enough charging stations, range anxiety can be elimi-

require any oil changes.

nated altogether.

CONTINUED >

GREENCORE SERVICES PREPARES DOUGLAS COUNTY FOR THE INCREASING DEMAND OF ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATIONS ARTICLE HANNAH ECHOLS GRIESER PHOTOGRAPHY JOLIE RODRIGUEZ CityLifestyle.com/HighlandsRanch

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DRIVER’S NOTEBOOK (CONTINUED)

Currently, Colorado has over 800

revenue they gain from implementing

charging stations— the seventh-most in

the stations. GreenCore stations are

the nation. Colorado residents who pur-

set to go up all around Parker, includ-

chase an electric vehicle can expect a state

ing downtown at Parker Station and

tax credit of $2,500 – or more for an electric

the crossroads at Parker Road and

truck – through the end of 2022.

Mainstreet. In addition, EV drivers can

Brian, who has lived in Douglas County for 35 years, is committed to serving

find charging stations from Pueblo to Fort Collins and beyond.

residents and local businesses alike. EV

If you want to profit from your park-

charging stations are a draw for consum-

ing lots, GreenCore is continually on

ers since they can pop into a storefront

the lookout to lease parking spaces

while charging their car. A full charge

from businesses. The ideal candidate

only takes between 30-45 minutes, and

has 4-5 parking spaces and adjacent

drivers pay a fee per kilowatt just as they

green space to install a 4-stall charging

would per gallon of gas.

station. Contact Sam Thomson at

This brings local companies more business, along with the additional

sam.h.thomson@greencore.global for more information.

C O N T A C T I N F O Contact Sam Thomson at sam.h.thomson@greencore. global for more information. Brian Thomson, President and CEO, and his Content and PR Manager (and daughter) Sam Thomson

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LOCAL LIMELIGHT

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M OVE R S + S HAKERS NEIGHBORS MOVING HIGHLANDS RANCH AND LONE TREE FORWARD ARTICLE SONJA NIX | PHOTOGRAPHY ELLE BLOM

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ERE ARE OUR 2021 MEN’S MOVERS

AND SHAKERS. In these pages, you’ll find local men doing great things in our community. We are proud to call them neighbors.

“It all started with an interest in the outdoors on family vacations...” TELL OUR READERS ABOUT YOURSELF I’m Darryl Jones, Senior Vice President with Coventry Development Corporation (CDC). I completed my landscape architecture degree from UC Berkeley and master’s degree in City Planning from MIT. I’ve lived in Colorado for 23 years. Additionally, I work with the Urban Land Institute, whose goal is to promote best practices and education in the real estate industry. Since the events of the George Floyd murder last year they have begun to dedicate efforts on understanding and helping eliminate systemic racism and discrimination in the real estate industry. HOW DID YOU COME TO WORK IN YOUR SPECIFIC FIELD? It all started with an interest in the outdoors on family vacations to our national parks, observing the natural environment.

Coventry Development Corporation ridgegate.com

DA R RY L J O NES

Senior Vice President

After college, I became interested in the organization of the built environment. I spent a number of years working in the public sector as a city planner creating interesting urban places and natural spaces. SPECIFIC TO THE 2020 PANDEMIC, WHAT CHALLENGES DID YOU FACE PROFESSIONALLY? Necessity is the mother of invention and we needed to continue conducting business and moving the economy forward. While we are working remotely like most companies, real estate transactions still require establishing relationships and physical observation of property as part of due diligence. We have a small, local team to meet those needs. CONTINUED >

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LOCAL LIMELIGHT (CONTINUED)

Founder, BP’s Fight Against ALS bpsfight.com facebook.com/BPsFight/ TELL US ABOUT YOURSELF. I’m Bill Martin and I live in Lone Tree, Colorado and with my wife, and two children. HOW DID YOU COME TO WORK IN YOUR SPECIFIC FIELD. I was senior buyer for sports apparel. Sports Authority closed in 2016, and two weeks later I was diagnosed with ALS. I’d been an active 50-year-old, my first symptoms were in my hands, like typing at work and holding onto the bar for pullups. I couldn’t keep my weight up despite consuming 4000 calories daily. ALS is typically a two to five year disease from time of diagnosis. As my mass and strength diminished, I realized my purpose on this earth is to raise awareness for this rare disease. I founded Bill Paul’s Fight Against ALS to raise money to increase awareness of ALS and fund research. That fuels me everyday. TELL US ABOUT TESTIFYING IN FRONT OF CONGRESS. As a board member of the Rocky Mountain ALS Association, I was asked to testify to Congress about better funding ALS research. I spoke virtually with three Congressional representatives as well as a Senator. As the saying goes, it is not an incurable disease, it is an under-funded one! WHAT IS THE BEST ADVICE YOU’VE RECEIVED, AND THAT YOU REPEAT TO OTHERS?

B ILL MARTIN

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“Don’t waste your time looking back, you’re not going that way.”

“It is not an incurable disease, it is an underfunded one!”


TELL US ABOUT YOURSELF.

the value of items in the marketplace. I knew

I’m Bob Miner, a Realtor and team lead

I could use this to help people achieve their

of Miner Real Estate Team. I have been a

real estate goals – successfully helping cli-

real estate broker for more than 15 years.

ents, this is my passion & motivation.

Currently I live in Highlands Ranch, I grew up in Littleton. My family includes my wife

IF YOU HAD TO CHOOSE A DIFFERENT

Carrie, our 3 kids & 2 American Bully pups:

PROFESSION, WHAT WOULD IT BE? This is what I am meant to be doing, but

Bodhi & Zelda Rue. I strongly believe in giving back to the community – proud sponsor of local schools’ fund-

in a fantasy land after much improvement…a professional golfer.

“I strongly believe in giving back to the community.”

raising events like Mountain Vista High School Golf Tourney & Wish Week. We support Denver

HOW DO YOU DISCONNECT FROM

theatre & Colorado Ballet among others.

WORK AND MAINTAIN BALANCE?

HOW DID YOU COME TO WORK IN

clients as possible to guide them through

YOUR SPECIFIC FIELD?

what can be a very stressful time for peo-

I try to be as readily available to my

I have always been passionate about real estate/homes, negotiating & determining

ple. If I do have downtime, I try to ski, golf & catch up on local sports!

CONTINUED >

BOB MINER

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LOCAL LIMELIGHT (CONTINUED)

S COT T RU S S O M A NN O TELL US ABOUT YOURSELF. I’m Scott Russomanno, a Colorado native, Highlands Ranch resident with my wife of 11 years, three incredible children, and Mr. Bojangles, our boxer. I’m Founder and Executive Director of the All-Stars Club, a ministry that provides life-giving events for friends with developmental disabilities while offering respite for their families. My wife and I also own and operate two Pure Barre fitness studios in the area and share homeschooling duties. HOW DID YOU COME TO WORK IN YOUR FIELD? In 2006 I started an adult sports ministry at Red Rocks Church which partnered with local charities. It became apparent that families caring for adult children with developmental disabilities were vastly underserved. The Lord put into our hearts to serve this need with free events for friends with special needs that focused on fun, friends, and faith, all while giving their caregivers a break. WHAT IS THE BEST ADVICE YOU’VE RECEIVED, AND THAT YOU REPEAT TO OTHERS? My favorite professor said, “competency is our primary witness.” We are most influential when we are at our best and strive for excellence in our craft. IF YOU HAD TO CHOOSE A DIFFERENT PROFESSION, WHAT WOULD IT BE? No doubt, a YouTube channel like Dude Perfect and practice creative and nearly impossible trick shots all day.

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Founder/Executive Director, All-Stars Club allstarsclub.org facebook.com/allstarsco


“The older I get, the more advice I seem to share. Sometimes, it’s welcomed.”

TELL US ABOUT YOURSELF. Dr. Douglas Jackson, President/CEO of Project C.U.R.E. Founded in 1987, we deliver hospital equipment and supplies to some of the most underdeveloped international areas. Additionally, I sit on numerous corporate and civic boards and am a Paul Harris Fellow with Rotary International HOW DID YOU COME TO WORK IN YOUR SPECIFIC FIELD? In the 4th grade, I wanted to be a judge. My public-school tenure was less than nota-

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D R . D O U G L A S JACK S O N

President/CEO, Project C.U.R.E

ble, but I kicked into gear and graduated from college, completed law school and passed the bar at 23. After working in law, I returned to earn a PhD in finance. My early career provided many blessings, so I agreed to assist my dad with Project C.U.R.E until my savings ran out. That was 23 years ago. SPECIFIC TO THE WORLDWIDE COVID PANDEMIC, WHAT CHALLENGES DID YOU FACE, AND HOW DID YOU RESPOND? Beginning in March 2020, we pivoted 180 degrees to providing PPE and other necessary equipment to U.S. hospitals and others on the frontline of the COVID fight. We launched PPE drives with professional sports teams including the Denver Broncos and many others. WHAT ADVICE DO YOU REPEAT TO OTHERS? The older I get, the more advice I seem to share. Sometimes, it’s welcomed. “The game to win is between our ears” is my current favorite. CityLifestyle.com/HighlandsRanch

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TREND SETTER

F O R E AC H H I S OW N THE FIRST POMADE WAS RELEASED IN THE EARLY 1900’S

CONFUSED ABOUT WHICH

MADE FROM BEAR FAT. A one-size-fits-all styling product, it

PRODUCT TO CHOOSE AND HOW

gave a greasy, shiny, look. Today’s pomades have thankfully

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evolved, and the term now extends to waxes, creams and clays built to give specific benefits to every hair type and style.

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W I T H VA R I E T Y COMES CONFUSION. WHICH IS RIGHT?

The answer depends on the look you desire. Pomades offer varying amounts of shine, hold and texture. Some are water-based for a lighter look, others are beeswax for more substantial hold and old-school shine. For slick hair, high shine, and strong hold, reach for a waxbased product. Common cream stylers give your hair smoothness and hold with a matte finish. For texture,

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the day. A powder-based product offers definition, thickness and texture without additional shine. If you want fuller-looking hair, pick out a thickening pomade.

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HOW MUCH?

When it comes to styling products, less is more. Always start with a small amount and build from there. Too much product can leave your hair looking oily and weighed down, so better to layer the product in your hair until you have the desired result.

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W E T O R D RY ?

It depends on the product and desired look. Wet hair dilutes a water-based pomade by reducing its hold level. A wax-based product applied to wet hair might not coat the hair and could inhibit results. Toweldried hair is the best bet to ensure easier application and the best performance. Dry application often works best for fine or thinning hair.

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H O W T O A P P LY ?

To make product easier to apply, rub between your hands to heat up and emulsify. Then, apply the product from roots to ends. Once the hair is evenly coated, use a comb or fingers to set your look.

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LOOKING GOOD!

Have fun with your products. Picking the right product and mastering technique requires trial-and-error, but worth the effort. Remember you have many options for many looks. Do it up!


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