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LONE TREE THE BEST OF LONE TREE Accountant Bauerle and Company Acupuncture Whole Health Centers Annual Event Independence Day Art Gallery Taste of Lone Tree Asian Restaurant John Holly’s Asian Bistro Attorney Richard B Huttner, P.C. Auto Body Antero Automotive & Truck Services Tires Plus Auto Repair/Service Tires Plus Bakery Nothing Bundt Cakes Bank/Credit Union Bellco Credit Union Barbeque Restaurant Yazoo BBQ Best Place to Buy Produce Sprouts Best Place to Meet New People Park Meadows Best Place to Take Your Kids Douglas County Library Best Place to Watch Live Music/Go Dancing Brewery Bar LoDos Bike Shop The Bike Source Book Store Barnes and Noble Bowling Alley Brunswick Zone Breakfast Spot Great Beginnings Brew Pub Lone Tree Brewing Burrito Brewery Bar Costa Vida Butcher Sprouts Tony’s Market Car Wash/Detailing Jazz Car Wash Water Ways Catering Service Brewery Bar Flying Horse Catering Chiropractor Whole Health Centers Clothing Store/Boutique Chic Couture Coffee Starbucks Computer Store/Repair Apple Store Best Buy
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Sprouts Farmers Market is place for healthy food
The first Spouts store in Colorado opened in 2008 and the Lone Tree store, shown here, has been open about two years. Photo by Tom Munds
CCM Staff ustomers looking for fruits and vegetables have a multitude of choices at the Sprout’s Farmer’s Market in Lone Tree. The store is in a large building east of the Super Target on Lincoln Avenue. The layout is one large, open room. There are no designated aisles. Instead there are tables displaying
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a wide variety of fruits and vegetables. Each display is labeled in details For example, one table’s label identified the ears as Olathe sweet corn, while nearby there was a table piled high with fruit identified as Palisade peaches. However, the store merchandise is not limited to fruits and vegetables. There are large, well-stocked display
cases of ready-to-cook items as well as a wide variety of meats. The store also stocks gourmet coffee, a wide range of spices and diverse selection of cheeses. Sprouts is part of a national chain that was established 10 years ago but traces its roots back to 1943, when
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Karate instructor says teaching never gets old CCM Staff orty-year karate instructor Gary Swain never tires of seeing his students evolve. “Watching the light come on in somebody’s eyes, when they understand that they can do it and do it well if they want to, that really excites me,” said Swain, the instructor at Shotokan Karate who won top honors in martial arts. “When they fi nally get that, there’s almost a metamorphosis from being a child to becoming a young, responsible adult. That’s a beautiful
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Best Martial Arts Shotokan Karate Instructor: Gary Swain 303-475-8664 www.shotokankarateatlonetree.com sight.” It’s also what keeps Swain excited about his program, which he teaches at the Lone Tree Recreation Center.
He offers a traditional program to children, teenagers and adults. His youngest students are 7, his oldest, 81.
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