Month: November 2024
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Small Business Spotlight: Barquentine Brewing
A new taproom, "The Barque," will open in Historic Westminster in 2026, co-owned by Ed and Kyle Knudson of Barquentine Brewing. Located in the Rodeo Market building, it will feature Belgian-style beers, a specialty food item called bierocks, and aims to foster community connections among craft beer enthusiasts.
Small Business Spotlight: Cronin and Czarnik Orthodontics
Cronin & Czarnik Orthodontics has been named the top orthodontics office and orthodontist in Colorado for two consecutive years. They provide a variety of services, including braces and Invisalign, using advanced 3D technology. A free consultation is available at their Westminster location, promoting enhanced orthodontic care.
Westminster IT Department Receives Digital Cities Award for 21st Consecutive Year
The City of Westminster's IT department has once again been awarded the Digital Cities Survey award by the Center for Digital Government.
How It’s Blade: Anatomy of a Snowplow
Westminster's Public Works and Utilities Department is tasked with plowing more than 1,100 lane miles of road to keep residents safe during winter storms. It takes a team of trained and dedicated operators starting as early as 2 a.m. to get a jump on each storm.
Volunteering is for Everybody
Regardless of age or ability level, the City offers a wide range of opportunities from working with our staff in the greenhouse, and helping out with Westminster’s fun seasonal events, to contributing to archiving projects at our libraries, and serving as a victim’s advocate in the police department.
Building for Tomorrow: Milestone Projects in 2025
Three monumental City projects will take shape in Westminster next year, improving how we live, play, and work.
Happening Now in Historic Westminster
Blink too slowly and you might miss it. There’s a lot happening south of 76th Avenue between Federal and Sheridan boulevards that Westminster residents can look forward to. Historic Westminster is a crucial area of focus for improvements to resident safety, utilities, recreation, and overall quality of life. With more than a dozen projects taking place over the next four years, Historic Westminster will look a lot different in the near future.