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Romano’s Supports Love INC March 4
Since snow slowed visitors to Romano’s Italian Restaurant in February, on March 4 Romano’s is offering again to donate 20% of the cost of your order to Love INC– if you state you are there in support of Love INC. This applies all day on March 4. Be sure to tell them you are there
Love INC’s New Location
Love In the Name of Christ has moved their offices to the new location at 5745 S. Bannock. They began unpacking Nov. 11. The official ribbon cutting will happen November 18 with Littleton Mayor Debbie Brinkman cutting the ribbon. The “Love INC Quilt” was carried by the staff by hand down Littleton Blvd to the
IMPACT CLASSES New Start Date
Still time to sign up for classes starting now on January 15 and January 16. Start the New Year off with a new outlook as you work toward your dreams. Wednesday classes are now starting January 15 at the new west campus near Bowles & C470 and Thursday classes on January 16 at the new
The Connection Center
New location–new name for The Clearinghouse: The Connection Center to better reflect what they do. While the location changed (Hooray for the new offices at 5745 S. Bannock!), the phone number for the “helpline” is the same: 303-794-5683 (LOVE) as is the email info@Loveinclittleton.org. Ann Donelson, Connection Center Coordinator, said that the volunteers who take
Paint! Dust! Packing!
Watch out for flying paint–well, I think the volunteers from Genesis Presbyterian really weren’t quite that wild as they were painting the new offices of Love INC. Packing is underway as the new offices are readied to provide more space for the Connection Center, more storage, more meeting and training room. The staff and volunteers will
Jerry Hears a “Crack”
9/20/19 – Rain came and went several times during the night as the wind howled. I couldn’t help but wonder if we’d be hiking in the driving rain above timberline all the next day! Although we didn’t get any rain after about 4 am, the wind continued until dawn. Surprisingly, the wind was dead calm
Jerry Fights Wind in the Saddles
9/19/19 – We woke up at the usual time and had breakfast. Mark had thoughts of hiking to the summit of San Luis Peak (14,014′), so he left camp early to check that out. We would pass within 1.25 miles (and a 1,400′ vertical feet) of the San Luis Peak summit early today. This is
Jerry Wakes to Snorting Noises
9/18/19 – At about 1:30 am, I woke up hearing a snorting, or grunting sound. Half asleep, I wondered what it might be…maybe an elk? Then I heard Glenn unzip his tent. The snorting sound then stopped. When I didn’t hear Glenn zip his tent back up, I decided to get up and check out
Jerry Meets Hunters & Fisherman on the Trail
9/17/19 – After a pretty good sleep, I woke at about 6:30 to the sound of a cow in distress in the distance. The birds were also up and chirping away. After breakfast, we packed up and were back on the trail for a full day of hiking. The trail followed several forest service roads and