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VOL. 14 // ISSUE 11 // NOVEMBER 2015

AND THE WINNERS ARE...

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AND THE WINNERS ARE... THE BROOMFIELDER’S 2015 TALK OF THE TOWN!

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FEATURES 12 16 20 24 38 42

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Home Fire Escape – Planning and Practice Drills Can Save Lives Broomfield’s New Health and Human Services Building Just Months Away Make-Ahead Thanksgiving Side Dishes 2015 Talk of the Town Winners! Broomfield Author Releases Second Novel, Devotion, in Time for Veterans Day Behind the Scenes – Museum Brings Veterans’ Stories to Life

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FROM THE

Talk OF THE Town Thank you for participating in the Talk of the Town, The Broomfielder magazine’s annual readers’ choice guide to the best businesses in Broomfield. We had the highest voting participation ever this year and appreciate everyone who took the time to complete the survey and recognize their favorite establishments.

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you did not vote this year and your favorite Broomfield business did not make the list, make sure and keep an eye out for next year’s survey beginning in July. Each year we accept votes and promote the online survey for at least two months, in the magazine and through social media. Our local businesses are the lifeblood of the community. It’s simple economics. Money spent in your community benefits your community, both by supporting the business owners and employees who work in town and through an increased tax base. Recently my two daughters and I enjoyed lunch at a local establishment that we had not tried before. We had a fabulous meal but were quick to notice that we were the only customers during our entire visit. On a Sunday. At noon. They were worried that the business might not make it. We talked about how important local traffic is for a small business like that. Our mission at The Broomfielder is to connect the community with the local businesses and organizations that keep our city healthy and strong. All year long you can learn about local businesses through their advertisements in these pages and through special content like in this issue. Shopping locally is a choice. A choice that many of us make on a daily basis. Where you spend your money does matter. I invite you to use this issue as a guide to discover a new business that you are not familiar with. Eat, shop, or try a new service provider in town. Expand your local business IQ and help keep our community strong.

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HAPPENINGS

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Don’t miss out on the Craft Fair of the Holidays – Broomfield’s Santa Cellar, held at the Broomfield Community Center from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. The Annual Santa’s Cellar Craft Fair features local crafters in Colorado. Also, Santa makes an appearance in the afternoon. Stop by for Christmas shopping, lunch, and a visit with Santa. If you are interested in being a vendor, please contact Jen at 303-464-5536, with your name, address, and phone number. Applications are also available online. For more information visit www.Broomfield.org.

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HOME FIRE ESCAPE

Planning and Practice Drills Can Save Lives By Sara Farris

Recently, there was a house fire in Denver where two children were found hiding near firefighters during a second search of the home. While many adults would assume that children would try to escape a fire, the reality is that fire, smoke, and a sounding alarm can be very frightening to children and can paralyze them in place.

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Draw a map of your home showing all the doors and windows.

Visit each room and have your children find two ways out.

Ensure that all windows and doors can be opened easily.

Make sure there are smoke alarms installed in and immediately outside of each sleeping room and on every level of your home.

Make sure your smoke alarms are properly working. Smoke alarms should be tested each month, and batteries should be replaced every six months.

Pick a meeting place outside in front of your home for everyone to meet at after evacuating the home. If a child is home alone, stress the importance of him/her getting out of the house first and calling 911 from a neighbor’s house.

Practice your home fire escape plan at least twice a year.

While it may be unsettling at first, you should try testing your smoke alarm during the middle of the night to see how your children respond. Did they wake up to the beeping sound? Did they run out the door? When you do your fire escape drills, try timing them to see how quickly everyone can get out of the house. Practice putting up barricades that require your family members to find alternate routes out of the house. For younger children, have a play phone outside and have them pretend to call 911 and recite your address. This is important if there is any type of emergency at home, and your child needs to alert the police or fire district. The more planning and practicing you do as a family, the better able you will be able to respond in case of an emergency.

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Enjoy an of evening of nostalgic music from the Big Band era as Broomfield Cultural Affairs presents Jazz and World War II with CU Jazz from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the Broomfield Auditorium. Join musicians Brad Goode, Bijoux Barbosa, Paul Romaine, Paul McKee, and Jeff Jenkins for music and memories. The CU Thompson Jazz Studies faculty will celebrate the songs and bands that were a part of the Greatest Generation with hits from World War II, when swing was the thing! All tickets are $5.00. Visit cujazz2.brownpapertickets.com.

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Check your calendar and join the BackStory Youth Theatre for a Fall Production of The Music Man. In the musical, Harold Hill poses as a boys’ band organizer and leader and sells band instruments and uniforms to naive Iowa townsfolk, promising to train the members of the new band. But Harold is no musician and plans to skip town without giving any music lessons. Several performances will be offered at the Broomfield Auditorium throughout the weekend. BackStory Theatre provides affordable theatre arts education, performance, and patron opportunities for children, adults, and families in Broomfield and the surrounding area. For information visit www.backstorytheatre.org. For tickets visit http://www.brownpapertickets.com/ event/2295959.

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Take a musical journey with the Golden Eagle Concert Band as it presents Winter Magic from 2:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. at the Broomfield Auditorium. Get in that holiday spirit at this classical Christmas concert and enjoy the lights of Hanukkah, take a sleigh ride through the snow, and much more through music of the season. This trip through the frosty air will be sure to start your holidays filled with joy. For tickets visit www.brownpapertickets.com/ event/2304084.

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Earn those second helpings by running in the Endurance House Turkey Day 5k/10k Thanksgiving morning at the Broomfield Commons. Runners receive a Tech Tee Shirt and a finisher’s medal. This is a fun event for the whole family. Bring a non-perishable food donation to support Broomfield FISH. For complete details and pre-registration visit www.BroomfieldTurkeyDay.com. Prices are higher the day of the run.

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Work up your Thanksgiving Day appetite at Broomfield’s Annual Free Thanksgiving Day Workouts. Choose from Bodystep, Zumba, Jazzercise, or Hydrodynamics. All classes are from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. at the Broomfield Community Center. Please bring a non-perishable food donation for Broomfield FISH. Visit www.Broomfield. org for details.

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Broomfield’s New

Health and Human Services Building Just Months Away By Anne Rhoades

Broomfield’s new Health and Human Services building is on track to be completed according to schedule with a move in date of April 2016.

According to Broomfield Health and Human Services Director Debbie Oldenettel, “In addition to addressing the growing demand for services as Broomfield’s population increases, the new building will provide better space for clinical services, family visitation, and client meetings. It will also make it easier for residents to uch work has already been completed access nearly all of HHS’ integrated services on the project. Broomfield purchased through a ‘one stop shop’ approach with the property in May 2014 and City human services, public health, the Workforce Council approved a construction agreement Center, CSU Extension, and mental health with Saunders Construction, Inc., in late services all in one location.” August of that year. A groundbreaking In essence, having so many services in one ceremony celebrated the beginning of place is not only convenient for Broomfield’s construction on March 23, 2015. According residents, but it allows even greater to various updates on the City of Broomfield collaboration between services which will also website, “Construction of the piers, stair core, enhance quality, timeliness, and thoroughness and elevator are complete. Site utilities, drive when multiple services are needed. cuts, and the parking lot curb and gutter are Specific services offered within the new in. Structural steel was installed in June!” Photo courtesy of The City and County of Broomfield building include: Self-Sufficiency/Public Currently, work is being done on the roof, Assistance Services (for clients needing Food masonry, and windows. Assistance, Medicaid, etc.), and The Workforce Center and Public The total budget for the Health and Human Services project is Health and Environmental Services. It will also house Family and $16.5 million, which includes $939,750 to purchase the 5.6 acres of Children’s Services, Adult Protection, and CSU Extension Services. land across from North Metro Fire Rescue District headquarters. The In addition, the non-profit agency Mental Health Partners, Inc. will building will have three floors and 41,000 finished square feet and be co-located in the building. The agency is a separate entity but will boast artwork from Lyons resident John King. will increase collaboration of senior care. Mental Health Partners Located at 100 Spader Way, the new facility is just one piece began in 1962 as a clinic, received nonprofit status in 1964, and was among many of Broomfield’s Civic Center Projects. The goal is to federally designated as a comprehensive community mental health create a community hub centered around a mix of shops, green space, center in 1971. It now offers a multitude of services and operates out apartments, and restaurants in the area of First Avenue and Main of several locations. Street. The area is already home to the library, auditorium, police and Oldenettel stated that although Senior Services is also integrated courts buildings, and the George DiCiero City and County Building. within Health and Human Services, it will not be included in the new The new facility will be a welcome and much needed change for building due to special needs for space such as a kitchen for Meals on Health and Human Services. The department has outgrown its current Wheels and other meal services. operating location at Garden Center, which was originally designed The new building is close to public transportation, which with only enough space to house Human Services. Over time, due to will make services easier to access. Adding to the spirit of access, a community growth and the addition of Health Services, the space has pedestrian bridge will be built near the Health and Human Services become crowded. The new building, however, will have enough space building. The bridge will span the drainage channel on the north to provide meeting rooms for patrons and will also offer more privacy side of the building and will connect the sidewalk to the adjacent for families. Large windows have been designed to let in natural light baseball field parking areas as well as connect to trail systems on and create a warm and welcoming atmosphere. In addition, the new both sides of the channel. building will offer increased space for clinical services and more.

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COMMUNITY NOVEMBER

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Join Author Laird Hunt from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the Broomfield Auditorium for a discussion about this year’s selection for the One Book, One Broomfield program Neverhome. Rooted firmly in historical fact, Laird puts a fresh twist on a timeless subject, spinning the tale of a woman who leaves her husband at home to care for their children while she disguises herself as a man to fight for the Union in the Civil War. The conversation with the author is presented by Broomfield’s Mamie Doud Eisenhower Public Library as part of this year’s community reading program. For more information visit www. broomfieldlibrary.org.

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Celebrate America Recycles Day by doing your part to save the planet from 9:00 a.m. to noon at the Broomfield Recycling Center at 225 Commerce St. in Broomfield. Kids can bring a pumpkin for a pumpkin toss and make holiday gifts and items from used materials. Refreshments will be served. For details visit www.Broomfield.org or email publicworks@broomfield.org.

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Attend the Broomfield Library’s Adult Program, Fact or Fiction: Jurassic Park for a viewing of “Jurassic Park” (1993) at 2:00 p.m. at the Broomfield Auditorium. Scientists from the Space Science Institute and staff from the Denver Museum’s Prehistoric Journey will lead a Mystery Science Theater style viewing of the movie. What does that mean? It means if you haven’t seen the movie yet, this might not be a good first viewing! The presenters will point out inconsistencies with the science in the movie’s plot, and generally just having a good time. A 20-minute panel discussion and Q&A will follow the viewing. All ages welcome. Visit www.Broomfieldlibrary.org for information.

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From St. Anthony North Health Campus

Living with Diabetes By Janette Neel, MS, RD, CDE, Dietitian/Diabetes Educator

N

ovember is National Diabetes Awareness Month. In the United States, about 30 million people have diabetes, which is approximately 10% of the population. In addition, another 86 million adults have prediabetes, putting them at increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and stroke. While it is an ever-growing problem, people with diabetes can take steps to control the disease and prevent complications, and those with prediabetes can prevent or delay the onset of type 2 diabetes by making healthy lifestyle choices. The theme for Diabetes Awareness Month this year is “Eat Well, America.” The idea for this theme reflects a timeless message — that eating well is one of life’s greatest pleasures and enjoying delicious, healthy food plays an important part in helping people with diabetes manage their disease. However, eating well means more than eating healthy. Eating well also means savoring foods that are delicious, nutritious, and simple to prepare. Diabetes is a complex and serious disease and managing it every day can be challenging. To help those with diabetes manage the disease, diabetes educators have developed seven key areas of focus. If you have diabetes and are interested in learning more or you’d like to learn more about preventing its onset, a diabetes educator can help you set priorities and coach you on each of these seven areas: 1. 2. 3. 4.

HEALTHY EATING BEING ACTIVE MONITORING TAKING MEDICATIONS

5. PROBLEM SOLVING 6. REDUCING RISKS 7. HEALTHY COPING

When it comes to not just “healthy eating” but “eating well,” having diabetes doesn’t mean you have to give up all of your favorite foods or stop eating in restaurants. In fact, there is nothing you can’t eat. But it does mean you need to know about foods and how they can affect your blood sugar. If you have diabetes, you should eat regular meals, think about the amount you eat, and make food choices to help control your blood sugar better and prevent other health problems. But don’t forget that eating well also means enjoying food that makes you feel happy, strong, and empowered to achieve health and wellness every single day.

St. Anthony North Health Campus has a qualified team of physicians and educators that are here to help with any diabetes questions you may have. St. Anthony North Family Medicine, located inside in the Orchard Neighborhood Health Center at the new St. Anthony North Health Campus, 14300 Orchard Parkway, Westminster, CO 80023, offers primary care services for the whole family. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call 303-430-5560 or visit stanthonynorthhc.org.

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Make-Ahead

Thanksgiving Side Dishes

By Chef Elizabeth Buckingham

When it comes to a big holiday meal like Thanksgiving, any professional chef will tell you that the key to success is preparing as much in advance as possible. Even in the finest restaurants, many of the meal’s components are prepared before the dinner service begins – chefs call this mise-en-place, from the French “to put in place” – and at meal time the items are simply combined, heated, and finished to order. Utilize this concept when planning and prepping your own big meals and you’ll be amazed at how much easier the entire event will be.

Make-Ahead Turkey Gravy (Adapted from Mark Bittman) Gravy is traditionally made at the last minute, while the turkey is resting, but it can absolutely be made in advance and refrigerated or frozen. Just bring it up to serving temperature gradually and whisk in all the delicious browned bits from the roasting pan. • • • • • • •

1 stick butter ½ cup chopped onion ½ cup flour Salt and pepper 4 to 5 cups rich chicken or turkey stock, warmed Turkey drippings and giblets (optional) Kosher salt and freshly ground pepper

1. Melt butter in a medium saucepan over medium heat; add onions. Cook, stirring occasionally, until onions are translucent, about 5 minutes. Sprinkle flour on onions, stirring constantly, and cook until flour is golden-brown. Adjust heat so mixture does not burn. 2. Gradually whisk in 4 cups stock until mixture thickens and is smooth. If too thick, add additional stock. Cool, cover, and chill. 3. When ready to serve, gently reheat mixture over low heat, stirring frequently. Scrape bottom of turkey pan and add drippings or giblets to gravy. Taste and adjust seasoning, then serve.

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Two-Potato Casserole with Sage Butter (Adapted from Martha Stewart) Make the seasoned potato puree in advance, but make the breadcrumbs at the last minute. If oven space is at a premium, this can even be reheated gently in the microwave – but you won’t get that beautifully browned top. • • • • • • •

2 lbs. sweet potatoes, peeled and cut into 1-inch chunks 1 lb. Yukon gold potatoes, peeled and cut into 1-inch chunks 4 oz. (1 stick) plus 1 oz. (2 tbsp.) unsalted butter, melted 2 1/2 tbsp. fresh sage, chopped 1 1/2 cups whole milk, warmed Kosher salt and freshly ground pepper 1 cup fresh breadcrumbs (from 3 slices white bread, crusts removed)

1. Place sweet potatoes and potatoes in large saucepan; cover with water and season generously with salt. Bring to boil; reduce heat and simmer until potatoes are tender, about 10-12 minutes. Drain; pass through ricer or food mill into large bowl. 2. Preheat oven to 375°. Melt 1 stick butter in small saucepan over medium heat, swirling occasionally, until golden brown, 5 to 7 minutes. Remove from heat; add 2 tbsp. sage. Stir butter mixture and warm milk into potatoes. Season with salt and pepper. Transfer to a 2-quart casserole dish. Mixture can be refrigerated, covered, for up to 3 days. 3. Combine breadcrumbs with 2 tbsp. melted butter and 1/2 tbsp. sage. Season with salt and pepper and toss to combine. 4. Top potato mixture with breadcrumbs. Bake, uncovered, until bubbling around edges and breadcrumbs are golden brown, 35 to 45 minutes. If browning too quickly, tent with foil. Before serving, let stand, uncovered, for 10 minutes. If casserole goes directly from refrigerator to oven, baking time may need to be increased by 10-15 minutes.

Cranberry, Orange, and Ginger Relish (Adapted from Joanne Chang) This delicious, fresh-tasting relish can easily be made ahead and will keep refrigerated for at least one week. • • • • • • • •

2 large navel oranges 2 lbs. fresh cranberries 1/2 cup water 2 tbsp. balsamic vinegar 3/4 cup granulated sugar 3/4 cup light brown sugar 1/4 cup minced fresh ginger (or to taste) Kosher salt and freshly ground pepper

1. Using a sharp knife, peel oranges, removing all bitter white pith. Working over a bowl, cut between membranes to release sections. Squeeze juice from membranes into the bowl. Cut orange sections into 1-inch pieces. 1. In large saucepan, combine cranberries and water with 1/4 cup orange juice and bring to a simmer over moderate heat. Cover and cook over moderately low heat, stirring occasionally, until cranberries have popped, about 10 minutes. Add vinegar, both sugars, ginger, and orange pieces and cook over moderate heat, stirring occasionally, until thick, about 5 minutes. Let cool slightly, and then season with salt and pepper. Serve warm or at room temperature.

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INTRODUCING THE BROOMFIELDER’S

Winners! EDITOR’S NOTE:

According to the U.S. Small Business Administration’s Office of Advocacy, small businesses make up 99.7 percent of U.S. employer firms, and have accounted for 63 percent of the net new jobs created in the last decade. SBA stated more than half of America’s workers either own or work for small businesses, which create two out of every three new jobs across the country. This strengthens not only local communities and economies, but bolsters the foundation of the economy nationwide. The companies listed in this year’s Talk of the Town, and indeed every business in our community, have the same effect on The City of Broomfield. The businesses listed here were selected by our readers in an online voting process from July through September. Thank you to everyone who participated!

We are proud to present The Broomfielder’s 2015 Talk of the Town Winners. * Eligibility for inclusion in the Talk of the Town is based on the location of the business within or, in exceptional cases as determined by the publisher, just outside of our delivery area.

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FOOD & DINING

2015 WINNERS

BEST CHINESE FOOD UNITED CHINESE

United Chinese has been serving traditional Chinese cuisine with fresh ingredients in Broomfield since 1999. 12161 Sheridan Blvd. • Broomfield www.UnitedChineseRestaurant.com

RUNNER-UP

RUNNER-UP

OLD CHICAGO

HEAVEN DRAGON 3730 E. 120th Ave. • Thornton www.HeavenDragonCo.com

BEST BREAKFAST THE EGG & I

RED ROBIN 1 W. Flatiron Crossing Drive • Broomfield www.redrobin.com

BEST FAMILY DINING Old Chicago Broomfield invites you to stop in and enjoy great food and amazing beer. 1280 E. 1st Ave. • Broomfield www.OldChicago.com

RUNNER-UP

The Egg & I offers gourmet coffee and freshly prepared breakfast and lunch specialties. 799 U.S. 287 • Broomfield www.theeggandirestaurants.com

RED ROBIN 1 W. Flatiron Crossing Drive • Broomfield www.redrobin.com

RUNNER-UP

VILLAGE TAVERN

EARLY BIRD 11940 Bradburn Blvd. • Westminster www.earlybirdrestaurant.com/index.html

BEST BURGER

BEST FINE DINING

Village Tavern offers the freshest ingredients and top notch service in an elegant yet welcoming atmosphere. 1 W. Flatiron Crossing Drive • Broomfield www.VillageTavern.com

RUNNER-UP

FIVE GUYS BURGERS

Five Guys is your home for a classically prepared burger! Look no further than Five Guys Burgers & Fries, an American burger chain that started in Alexandria, VA in 1986. Five Guys prepares all our food daily using fresh ingredients and “there isn’t a freezer in the joint”. Our team will customize your burger; creating over 250,000 different topping combinations. Fries are cooked to order in 100% peanut oil. New to Five Guys: Try our milkshakes made with premium ingredients such as Ghirardelli chocolate and salted caramel. Have one freshly spun for you today at Five Guys Broomfield. 4480 W. 121st Ave. • Broomfield www.fiveguys.com

HIDEAWAY STEAKHOUSE 2345 W. 112th Ave. • Westminster www.HideawaySteakhouse.com

BEST ICE CREAM/ FROZEN YOGURT

YOGURT BROTHERS

Yogurt Brothers is a family owned business, not a chain. There is only one location and one of the Brothers is usually working the store on most nights. The Brothers serve a high quality gourmet yogurt made with the freshest ingredients. By winning the “Talk of The Town”

for the second time, it seems that customers can TASTE THE DIFFERENCE. Grab a cup and choose from 16 flavors of yogurt, with 2 Non Dairy and 2 No Sugar Added options available at all times. Complete your creamy creation with your choice of the freshest toppings hand selected each day by brothers Nick and Jake. 4680 W. 120th Ave. • Broomfield www.yogurtbros.com

RUNNER-UP

DAIRY QUEEN 7634 U.S. Hwy. 287 • Broomfield www.DairyQueen.com

BEST ITALIAN FOOD

DELVICKIOS INCREDIBLE ITALIAN

Casual spot for traditional Italian pastas, pizzas, and sandwiches plus an American breakfast menu. 1100 U.S. Hwy. 287 A500 • Broomfield www.facebook.com/Delvickios

RUNNER-UP

BUCA DI BEPPO 615 Flatiron Marketplace Dr. • Broomfield www.BucaDiBeppo.com

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BEST MEXICAN FOOD 3 MARGARITAS

3 Margaritas offers an extensive menu of authentic Mexican dishes prepared fresh for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. 6896 W. 120th Ave. • Broomfield www.3margaritasmex.com

RUNNER-UP

CORONA’S 2255 W. 136th Ave. • Broomfield www.coronasmexicangrill.com

BEST BBQ

BROTHERS BBQ

Brothers BBQ’s founders set out to bring elements of regional BBQ styles in Kansas City, Carolina, Texas, and Memphis home to Colorado. Fresh meats, including brisket, pork shoulders, ribs, and chicken, are slow smoked daily over freshly cut hickory wood to give them unparalleled flavor. Dishes are grilled to order and customers can choose from five original BBQ sauces made in house using only top-shelf ingredients and spices. Complete your meal with a delicious side of creamy coleslaw or mashed potatoes. 565 U.S. Hwy. 287 • Broomfield www.brothers-bbq.com

Congratulations to All of This Year’s

WINNERS!

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RUNNER-UP

KT’s BBQ 799 U.S. Hwy 287 • Broomfield www.ktsbbq.com

BEST BREWERY

BEST PIZZA

BIG CHOICE

IPIE believes in inspiring via mouthwatering pizza coupled with a passionate dedication to community, education, and humor. 145 Nickel St. • Broomfield www.infinituspie.com

RUNNER-UP

INFINITUS PIE

Big Choice Brewing opened its doors in Broomfield in 2012 and has been serving great craft beer ever since. 7270 W. 118th Place • Broomfield www.BigChoiceBrewing.com

RUNNER-UP

WONDERLAND 5450 W. 120th Ave. • Broomfield www.wonderlandbrewing.com

BEST SUSHI

BEST HAPPY HOUR

ORIGINAL PIZZA 1300 W. Midway Blvd. • Broomfield www.originalpizza.us

OOKA SUSHI

Sleek restaurant preparing Pan-Asian fare including sushi, pad Thai, and lo mein in an unassuming atmosphere. 6485 W. 120th Ave. • Broomfield www.ookasushibroomfield.com

RUNNERS-UP (TIE)

ZO SUSHI & THAI 1275 E. 1st Ave. • Broomfield www.zosushithai.com/ HAPPY SUMO 14647 Delaware St. #100 • Westminster www.happysumosushi.com

OLD CHICAGO

Old Chicago Broomfield invites you to stop in and enjoy great food and amazing beer. 1280 E. 1st Ave. • Broomfield www.OldChicago.com

RUNNER-UP

SONIC 2440 West 128th Ave. • Broomfield www.sonicdrivein.com

BEST FIRST DATE SPOT (TIE) KOKOPELLI BREWING

Kokopelli is a casual spot offering a variety of housemade ales, sandwiches, salads, pizza, and local wines. 8931 N. Harlan St. • Westminster www.kokopellibeerco.com


Voted Best BBQ!

It is very special to be voted by the readers. Thank you!

YOGURT BROTHERS

You can learn a lot about the person when you visit Yogurt Brothers for a first date. Sixteen flavors of creamy gourmet frozen yogurt and a wide variety of toppings allow you to discover your potential for dessert compatibility. A family owned business, brothers Nick and Jake hand pick fresh ingredients daily to ensure your date-night treat is both delicious and healthy. There is plenty of indoor seating with free iPads available to play games or to send out a picture of your first date on Snapchat. 4680 W. 120th Ave. • Broomfield www.yogurtbros.com

HEALTH & BEAUTY

• Family Owned & Locally Grown Since 1998 • Remodeled Dining Room for a Family Atmosphere • Our Sauces Are Now Available at King Soopers!

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• 2 Non-Dairy Sorbets Available • 2 No Sugar Added Yogurts Available • Most Flavors Gluten-Free • 16 Flavors Non-Fat Frozen Yogurt • Probiotics

THE SPA AT LAKESHORE ATHLETIC CLUB

Step into the Spa at Lakeshore and take in the scents, the sounds, and the feeling of first- class pampering. 300 Summit Blvd. • Broomfield www.lsac-flatiron.com SPAVIA 14647 Delaware St #300 • Westminster www.spaviadayspa.com

$1.25 PORK RIBS $2.25 BEEF RIBS $2.00 SLIDERS BEER SPECIALS

565 US 287 • Broomfield Order Online: brothers-bbq.com Take-Out or Delivery

BEST SPA

RUNNER-UP

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303.466.6562

Exp. 12/31/15. BF

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2015 WINNERS

BEST TANNING SALON

GOLD DUST TANNING

For the best golden tan in Denver, visit Gold Dust Tanning. Gold Dust has been serving the northern metro area for more than 20 years. They provide a clean comfortable environment for tanning, including Custom Airbrush Sprays, a Mystic Spray Machine, Red Light Therapy, and 4 different levels of tanning beds. They also sell boutique items such as clothes, purses, jewelry, and accessories. Gold Dust Tanning is a family-owned small business with pride in customer service. 3800 W. 144th Ave., Suite A-800 • Broomfield www.golddusttans.com

BEST GYM

TOPS FOR KIDS BEST PRESCHOOL

RUNNER-UP

TAN N TONE 4680 W 120th Ave., #200 • Broomfield www.tantone.net

BEST HAIR SALON THE PARLOUR

The Parlour Hair Salon is committed to the highest level of quality in the salon industry across Colorado. 645 Flatiron Marketplace Dr. • Broomfield www.theparlour.net

RUNNERS-UP (TIE)

APPEARANCES 11961 Bradburn Blvd. • Westminster www.appearancessalonco.com SALON COSABELLA 8001 Arista Place #120 • Broomfield www.saloncosabella.com

PAUL DERDA REC CENTER

The City of Broomfield’s Paul Derda Recreation Center is the community’s top choice for all of your family fitness needs. With an indoor aquatic park and lap pool, gymnasium with two full-court basketball courts, indoor track, gymnastics center, 35-foot climbing wall, cardio fitness areas, expansive strength training facility, a Kid’s Zone with an indoor playground, game room, licensed preschool, on-site child sitting services, and two fitness studios -- you are sure to find just what you need for fun and fitness right in the heart of Broomfield. 13201 Lowell Blvd. • Broomfield www.broomfieldrecreation.com

RUNNER-UP

LAKESHORE ATHLETIC CLUB 300 Summit Blvd. • Broomfield www.lsac-flatiron.com

BAL SWAN

Regularly recognized as one of Colorado’s best preschools, Bal Swan focuses on meeting developmental needs of children of all abilities in an inclusive environment. Bal Swan recognizes these differences by customizing preschool services to each individual child’s needs. Children and families are supported by therapy services, parenting classes, and highly trained staff. This ensures children achieve success both at school and at home. The Bal Swan Ball, an annual black- tie event, will be held March 5, 2016, at The Omni. 1145 E. 13th Ave. • Broomfield www.balswan.org

RUNNER-UP

APPLETREE CHRISTIAN PRESCHOOL 545 W. 10th Ave. • Broomfield www.appletreebroomfield.org

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Thank You Broomfield for Voting Us the “Best Preschool” 4 Years in a Row!

• Half or Full Day • Ages 2 to 6 Years • Broomfield Non-Profit Since 1963

★★★★

The only Top Rated Preschool in Broomfield County as rated by Qualistar!

1 of 4 Colorado implementation sites for the Pyramid Model for Promoting Social and Emotional Development

Please visit: www.balswan.org, www.qualistar.org & www.pyramidplus.org for more information.

CALL NOW TO ENSURE YOUR CHILD’S SPOT FOR 2016!

CALL 303-466-6308 FOR YOUR TOUR! 1145 East 13th Ave. • Broomfield, CO 80020 www.balswan.org

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2015 WINNERS

BEST KID’S BIRTHDAY BEST DANCE STUDIO

GO SOCCER/ GAME ONLY SPORTS

Game Only Sports and Soccer offers the perfect pick-up game with no commitment to leagues or practices. 14100 Aspen St. • Broomfield www.gameonlysports.com

LIVE LOVE DANCE

Thank you for voting for Live Love Dance in the 2015 Talk of the Town! We love providing dancers in the Broomfield area with a quality education in a family friendly environment. We are honored to make a personal investment in each child, to give our dancers opportunities that allow them to grow as creative artists and also to provide them with events that allow them to use the gift of dance to help others in need. We are so honored to be voted as your 2015 Best Dance Studio! 290 Nickel St. Ste. 300 • Broomfield www.livelovedance.net

RUNNER-UP

COLORADO CONSERVATORY OF DANCE 3001 Industrial Lane #12 • Broomfield www.ccdance.org

Thank You to All of the Readers Who

VOTED!

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RUNNER-UP

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PAUL DERDA REC CENTER 13201 Lowell Blvd. • Broomfield www.broomfieldrecreation.com

FAMILY HEARING CENTER 300 Nickel St. Ste. 15 • Broomfield www.familyhearingco.com

FAMILY MEDICAL

BEST CHIROPRACTOR

BEST AUDIOLOGIST

FLATIRONS AUDIOLOGY

ROCK CREEK SPINE & REHAB CENTER

Rock Creek handles your chiropractic and rehab needs with state-of-the-art equipment and staff of excellent chiropractors. 413 Summit Blvd. #101 • Broomfield www.rockcreekspine.com

RUNNER-UP Flatirons Audiology, in business locally since 2007, specializes in treating tinnitus (ringing in the ears), hyperacusis (sound sensitivity) and helping hearing-impaired people hear and communicate better with family, friends, and colleagues. Hearing better can dramatically improve quality of life, and board-certified doctor of audiology Dr. Julie Eschenbrenner focuses on customized care and developing a unique treatment plan for each individual, depending on unique needs and the severity of the hearing loss. 300 Exempla Circle Ste. 365 • Lafayette ww.flatironsaudiology.com

LINDEMAN CHIROPRACTIC 3303 W 144th Ave. • Broomfield www.lindemanchiropractic.com

BEST DENTIST

CHATEAUX DENTAL

Chateaux Dental offers the latest dental innovations to ensure that you receive the best and most up-to-date dental care available. 13606 Xavier Lane # F • Broomfield www.chateauxdental.com

RUNNER-UP

FLEISCHMANN FAMILY DENTISTRY 1080 U.S. Hwy. 287 • Broomfield www.broomfielddentistry.com


BEST ORTHODONTICS

PRENTICE ORTHODONTICS

Prentice stays on the forefront of technological breakthroughs by using digital imaging in order to provide the best orthodontic care possible. 3800 W 144th Ave. #1000 • Broomfield www.prenticeortho.com

RUNNER-UP

WEDDLE ORTHODONTICS 905 W. 124th Ave. • Broomfield www.drweddle.com

BEST PEDIATRICIAN

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WE THANK YOU! Thank you for voting Flatirons Audiology the Best Audiologist – Talk of the Town 2015!

BROOMFIELD PEDIATRICS & INTERNAL MEDICINE

As the first pediatrician in Broomfield and physician owner of Broomfield Pediatrics and Internal Medicine, Dr. Nancy Greer has a passion for patients with complicated medical needs for integration of care with specialists, therapists and mental health care. We have projects to ensure quality care for patients with asthma, ADHD and healthy habits for childhood obesity treatment and prevention. We also offer preventive care following the AAP guidelines for well check visits and vaccine guidelines and a transition of care to adult medicine providers as our patients turn 18 years old as well as for parents of our patients for a “medical home”. Dr. Greer would like to express gratitude to her families for the “Best Pediatrician 2015” award. 3301 W. 144th Ave., Suite 200 www.broomfieldpediatrics.com

RUNNER-UP

DR. ADAM PALAZZARI 300 Exempla Circle #420 • Lafayette www.lafayettemedpeds.com

Julie Eschenbrenner, Au.D. Doctor of Audiology

50 Million Americans Suffer From the Ringing in the Ears Called Tinnitus. Are You One of Them? Tinnitus is highly annoying and difficult to endure. In addition, more than 90% of American Tinnitus Association members with tinnitus also report some hearing loss. There is no cure for tinnitus. However, “no cure” doesn’t mean “no help”! Learn more about how we can help you manage your tinnitus and hearing loss. Call us today to schedule your appointment.

300 Exempla Circle Suite 365 • Lafayette, CO 80026

303-664-9111 PHONE • 303-664-5333 FAX

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BEST SERVICES BEST AUTO SERVICE 5TH GEAR

PETSMART

5th Gear serves the Broomfield community with auto repair and maintenance mechanics for all of your automotive needs. 7301 W. 118th Place • Broomfield www.5thgearauto.com

RUNNER-UP

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THE BROADLANDS

BIG-O 6430 W. 120th Ave. • Broomfield www.bigotires.com

BEST GARDEN CENTER

SHELLY’S GARDEN COUNTRY

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Broomfield Author Releases Second Novel,

DEVOTION, in Time for Veterans Day

Following the success of his novel A Higher Call, Broomfield resident and author Adam Makos is back with Devotion, an inspirational story of the Navy’s most famous aviator duo, Tom Hudner and Jesse Brown. The two were unlikely friends for the 1950s. Tom was a white New Englander from the country-club scene and Jesse was an African American sharecropper’s son from Mississippi.

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“Devotion” painting by Matt Hall

On December 4, 1950, during a combat mission in the Korean War, Jesse was shot down in North Korea and pinned in the burning wreckage of his fighter. What Tom did next will be told in this excerpt from Devotion.

The smoke began pouring thicker and the wind carried it back into the cockpit. Jesse looked to be struggling. Tom’s eyes tightened. He watched the nose of Jesse’s plane and dreaded the thought of flames. Lord, don’t let him burn! Tom prayed. The smoke rose from the pasture like a thin arrow pointing to Jesse’s location. Tom’s face sunk. If he could see it, then the Chinese could, too. They were probably already on their way. Tom took a deep breath. There was one last option. The Tom Hudner who’d reported to Fighting 32 in December 1949 would have kept orbiting. From above, he’d have watched Jesse burn and told himself there was nothing he could do. A downed pilot was to be left alone—the skipper had said so. It was his rule and he’d court martial any man who broke it. It was probably the Navy’s rule too, written in some manual. But this was not 1949. Tom lowered his black-rimmed goggles. “I’m going in,” he radioed. Above, the other pilots remained silent. They either didn’t understand what Tom meant or didn’t want to encourage what he was thinking. So they watched. Tom dipped his left wing and swooped down toward the pasture. It was time to break the rules. *** Jesse must have known that a Corsair had come to earth. He must have felt the blast of wind at his back and heard the metallic crunch and the engine’s whine as its propeller blades bent backward. In his rearview mirror, he must have seen the plane, rushing toward him like an angry blue wave in a sea of white—sliding, metal screeching against rock—and he must have seen it stop in a violent lurch and toss a whiteout of powdered snow. When the whiteout had settled, Jesse must have seen the plane sitting in the snow behind his right wing, a dark bird so out of place that it might

have made him cry. Jesse didn’t need to see the number 205 on the nose or the face of the pilot behind the shattered windscreen. He must have known who had come to try and save him. High above, Koenig muttered in admiration: “Of all the guys, it would be Tom.” *** Tom lifted his head from the seatback and released a deep breath. His brow lifted with relief. “My, God, it worked,” he muttered. The windscreen had shattered, the props had folded backwards, but Corsair 205 had held together. He had survived a carrier landing on a mountaintop. Fifty yards ahead and to the left lay Jesse’s plane, still smoking. Tom came to his senses and clawed at the latch on his chest. His shoulder straps released. He tugged his helmet’s radio chords from a panel. Tom cranked open the canopy and frigid air flooded the cockpit. Dang, it’s cold! he thought. The pasture sat so high he could see the Chosin in the distance, through the opening in the valley. Tom lifted his arms to the canopy rails and pushed himself from his seat. A wave of pain shot up his back and he grimaced. Tom sank back down with a groan. He figured he had possibly fractured a vertebrae. Eyes tight with pain, he stood again. This time he swung his leg over the rail, inserted a boot in a toe hold, and lowered himself down to the right wing. Tom slowly slid from the wing and his boots sunk in the snow. It was nearly a foot deep, but the powder was deceptive—the snow was thick beneath. The sun was gone and dark clouds now rose around the peaks as if hungry to swallow the two men and their wrecked planes. Tom took a step and winced, then managed another. Gritting his teeth, he stumbled around the steaming engine and kept going. Frigid wind whipped his tan flight suit and snow stuck to his goggles. Doubled over, Tom hobbled uphill toward Jesse in a race against time.

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Behind the Scenes

Museum Brings Veterans’ Stories to Life By Kristen Beckman

A museum, by definition, is a building in which objects of historical or cultural interest are stored and exhibited. The Broomfield Veterans Memorial Museum, however, strives to be more than a collection of objects.

“This is not just a museum of stuff,” said Bob Moulder, a four-year museum volunteer who served as a Navy radioman during the Korean War.

“It’s a museum of people that we are honoring through items we are lucky enough to have.”

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hose items, many of which have a connection to Broomfield residents, are a vehicle to tell stories not just about war but about the military’s role in maintaining peace. The museum owns more than 5,000 artifacts, including field and dress uniforms, flight suits, helmets, and weapons. Other items tell more personal stories, including flags retrieved from captured enemy soldiers, photographs, letters written home, and telegraphs with news of missing soldiers. “One of our big challenges with so many elderly veterans is it seems like every weekend someone comes in with a nice collection hoping we can use it,” said Mike Fellows, a retired Army colonel who has volunteered at the museum for more than eight years. “But we don’t have the space or storage to take everything that people bring to us.”

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The museum has a substantial collection of World War II memorabilia, contributed in part by the six Broomfield World War II veterans who founded the museum in 2001, and more recent wars also are well represented. The museum would like to fill in gaps, especially in displays covering the country’s earlier wars. “The problem with early items is that most of it is now very valuable and in private collections,” said Moulder. “It’s not likely a veteran of the Spanish-American war is going to walk in. What items the museum is able to display depends on who walks in the door.” When someone would like to donate items, the museum’s part-time curator first views the collection by appointment. Then a committee reviews the items and


Annual Veterans Day Celebration The museum’s annual Veterans Day Celebration will take place at 10:00 a.m., Nov. 11, at the Broomfield High School auditorium. The two-hour program features patriotic music and tributes, as well as a planned speaker from the Air Force Academy. Representatives from the Boy Scouts and the Daughters of the American Revolution will provide additional activities.

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determines if they are useful for the museum. Once a collection is accepted, the curator catalogs, photographs, inventories, and preserves each item according to Standards and Excellence Program (StEP) guidelines for museums, said Lew Moir, president of the museum’s executive committee and a retired Air Force colonel. The museum has been working toward transitioning from a veteran’s organization with a collection of memorabilia, to an official museum, a designation it earned last year. As part of the transition, volunteers make a concerted effort to learn the story behind each item and include those stories in its displays. Most exhibits include written accounts or videos of veterans talking about their service and the significance of the displayed artifacts. “If someone comes in with a collection, we try to record the story,” said Fellows. “It’s a way to make a connection between the items and the people they are associated with.” Most of the exhibits are permanent displays, but two exhibits rotate to give visitors different artifacts and themes to view. The newest display is a tribute to women in service. In line with its mission of telling stories, the museum is recording veterans’ stories. More than 100 completed recordings are housed in the museum’s extensive library, and the museum continues to collect new recordings. A Veterans Honor Board near the entrance allows family and friends to honor veterans with their name on a plaque and a picture and biography in a book that visitors can view. The museum is staffed and managed by volunteers and operates on donations and grants. The volunteers hope younger veterans, women, and people with experience in education will join their ranks to help broaden the museum’s appeal.

The museum sponsors and participates in a variety of outreach programs and events throughout the year. Twice a month the museum hosts a speaker during its Coffee and Conversation program. The museum also sponsors Broomfield’s Memorial Day Picnic in May and a flag retirement ceremony on Flag Day in June. In addition, the museum loans artifacts for military exhibits throughout the community, including recent displays at the Molly Brown House in Denver and at the Broomfield Public Library. The museum also is providing exhibits for Veterans Speak, a two-week event in November held at the Dairy Center in Boulder, that incorporates art, exhibits, poetry, and plays.

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Talk OF THE Town By Jennifer Kerr, President and CEO, Broomfield Chamber of Commerce

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