Month: September 2024
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Small Business Spotlight: Elevate Dance Center
@elevate_dance_colorado believes in changing lives for the better through dancing. The dance center prides itself on fostering a culture…
Why does my water taste different in the fall?
It’s called turnover! Some of you may notice that your water tastes a little different in early to mid October. Don’t worry—that’s normal! Usually around October of each year, turnover begins at Standley Lake, which is a seasonal change between summer and winter when water from the bottom of the lake naturally rises to the top.
Jody Andrews Sworn in as City Manager
Jody brings experience and familiarity to the position, having served Westminster in various leadership roles for more than a decade.
Community Helps Guide Future of Westminster Hills Open Space
Given WHOS's growing popularity, the City of Westminster is committed to a collaborative approach to ensure this treasured space thrives for generations to come.
History and Mystery of the Bowles House
The Bowles House, a remarkable Italianate-style home in Historic Westminster, was built in 1876 by Edward Bruce Bowles. It now serves as a museum, showcasing local history and architecture.
Adult Day Trips: Let Us Do the Driving
It’s like a field trip without the school. You can have all the fun of going on adventures, seeing friends, and making new ones without the stress of grades. You could even learn something new at the Lee Maxwell Washing Machine Museum in Eaton or during the Denver mob tour without having to worry about a pop quiz. The City of Westminster is proud to offer adult day trips as part of recreation programming. These trips are open to adults of all ages whether or not they live in Westminster, and they allow you the chance to explore Colorado without the hassle of planning the trip and making the drive yourself.
Dive In: A New & Improved Swim & Fitness Center
Westminster's Swim & Fitness Center, a community staple for nearly 50 years, has undergone significant renovations, including improved accessibility, updated fitness facilities, and a new lobby. The six-million dollar project, partly funded by a grant, aims to meet the evolving needs of residents and will be celebrated on September 12, 2024.