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Installing new turf for the city of Brighton sports complexes, approved

by Brighton City Council Dec. 21, is underway, according to a press release.

“The Brighton Youth Baseball & Softball Association is extremely happy to see the City of Brighton investing in Astroturf on the eightgame fields in Brighton! In addition to saving millions of gallons of water every year,” said Cory Moul, the executive director of the Brighton Youth Baseball and Softball Association, the Brighton Youth Association Football League, the Rocky Mountain Junior Baseball League and recreation softball executive director for the Indian Peaks Girls Softball Association.

The conversion project is estimated to cost $4.3 million and is scheduled to start construction as early as Jan. 17

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Fields one and two at the Brighton Sports Complex will be the first for demolition. The other two fields will remain open for programming. Once the two are completed then demolition will start at Pawlowski Fields for the turf conversation. The projected timeline for the completion of both complexes is about 48 weeks.

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Fort Lupton City Council thinks U.S. Highway 85 is the best route to transport materials once the mandatory wastewater treatment improvements begin.

The vote was unanimous during a business meeting Jan. 18.

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Robert “Bob” Lauer of Brighton, Colo., was born July 29, 1940, to Florence and Martin Lauer in a home just five doors north of his lifelong home on South 9th Street. He passed away on January 9, 2022.

He was the middle of three children.

His elder sister, Joann Watts preceded him in death in 2005; his younger brother, Tommy, passed in 1991.

Bob returned to Brighton and his grocery roots where he became as dedicated an employee as Safeway ever saw. Outside of work, he pursued his love for drag racing. He sped to a national title and even announced races. In 1969, meeting a blue-eyed blonde named Lori Schreibvogel stopped him in his tracks. He left a dance at the Big A without her contact information, but being resourceful, he tracked down her Aunt Betty.

Just a year later, the couple wed in Las Vegas on April 11, 1970. Not long after, Lori told him to choose between her and driving drag cars. He announced races from then on.

He and Lori’s first grandson, Deiter, was born in 2000, followed ten years later by Max. He relished having two grandsons after a lifetime surrounded by women. He was gifted another grandson, Roman, when Robin and David we’d in 1999. Always proud of his family, there’s little doubt that he’s in Heaven bragging about his boys.

Known also as Paxton, Lieutenant, Riley, Lauer, Lover, Daddy, and Papa, Bob was preceded in death by his parents and his siblings. He is survived by his wife Lori; daughters Wendy (Roberto Leyva) Meija and Robin (David) Trujillo; grandsons Roman Lopez, Deiter Leyva, and Max Trujillo.

Services honoring Bob were on Tuesday, January 18, 2022, with viewing at 10:00 a.m., rosary recited at 11:00 a.m., and Mass of Christian Burial beginning at 11:30 a.m., all at St. Augustine Catholic Church, in Brighton, Colorado. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions are suggested to the American Diabetes Association.

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The couple received their first gift from God on November 14, 1970, a blue-eyed girl they named Wendy.

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Bob turned down offers to announce drag races professionally, worried that such a job couldn’t support a family, but that wasn’t Bob was a proud Brighton Bulldog. He the only opportunity he left on the table, attended Brighton Schools and his class was consistently putting his family above all else. the first class of sophomores in the “new” high school building. He enthusiastically told He continued at Safeway where he was a store manager and “cleaner,” sent to stores that stories of those days, most memorably one of were in trouble and needed put in order. He young boys squeezing bullets in a vice grip, another of setting fire to the town’s discarded was with Safeway for over 20 years followed by his own store, the Village Market. A family Christmas tree pile, and one of filling a affair from the start, he then moved into food teacher’s basement with live geese. brokerage. Lori traveled with him to different Always a hard worker, Bob was a jack of all stores and he loved the work. He worked trades who shined shoes, delivered a paper later as a construction supervisor for his sons route, and worked at Oakner’s Grocery. He saved enough to buy the living room furniture in law. When that work ended, his Lauer Krauts career began. Bob drove the food in their family home, working and hustling truck and was the all around, go-to guy for enough that his income rivaled what his dad the restaurant. earned at Kuner’s.

In the spring of 1959, he and his first and best buddy Emmett Formby left for the Army. It was there he learned life lessons, like not returning to the barracks drunk. Doing so, he found out, resulted in cleaning the grease trap in the blazing sun with a hang over. He also learned how to use an automatic potato peeler, and just how long to leave the potatoes in the peeler before they became potato pebbles. It was in the service he saw Ray Charles perform, back before he was famous.

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Sonny worked in the meatpacking industry until his retirement in 1982. On August 29, 1959 in Brighton, Colorado, Sonny Suppes married Charlene Ann Riedel and have been married for 62 years. Both were longtime residents of the Brighton community.

CO, Louise Kois of Brighton, CO, Genevieve Pillion fromof Hartford, CT, Joseph Suppes of Brighton, CO, Julitta Knox of Thornton, CO, Dorothy Brown of Northglenn, CO, Georgina Kanzler of La Salle, CO, Mary Jane Younger of Brighton, CO and is survived by Georgina Isaac of Louisville, KY.

Sonny loved his polka music and would always be in the mood for some good accordion and triangle. He also loved to play his scratch tickets and loved playing bingo every Friday night. He was an avid Broncos fan and was up for camping and fishing during the summer. Sonny had an amazing sense of humor and will be missed.

Sonny is survived by wife, Charlene (Riedel) Suppes; sons, Adam Urban of Vancouver, WA, Delbert Suppes of Brighton, CO, Christopher (Shannon) Suppes of Brighton, CO; and daughter, Sharon (Duane) Garbett of Aurora, CO. Sonny is also a grandfather to: Jason Urban, Brandy Urban, Dewey Garbett, Mark Garbett, Brianna Dolittle, Ashley Garbett, Ryan Suppes and Shelly Garbett; great grandfather to 17; as well as, survived by numerous nieces, nephews and multiple god-children.

Sonny was preceded in death by his siblings, William Suppes of Kansas City, MO, Elanor Urban of Hays, KS, Mary Suppes of Liebenthal, KS, Leo Suppes of Brighton,

Services were at Tabor Funeral Home in Brighton, CO on Friday, January 21, 2022 at 11:00 am. A reception followed the service at the family home in Brighton, CO.

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Council hold noses, moves Founders Plaza work ahead

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In a decision that didn’t seem to make anyone happy Jan. 18, Brighton City Councilors held their noses and voted to approve work finishing Bridge Street’s Founders Plaza.

“I think what is common up here is that this is not the original vision of the council that’s sitting here today,” Mayor Greg Mills said.

Councilors voted 6-2 to accept a $613,810 bid with Arrow J. Landscape and Design for the work. The current plan calls for enhanced colored concrete in the events area, picnic tables and a shelter, festooned lighting and seats and trees around the edges.

Councilors said they didn’t agree with the project but didn’t have any better uses for the space at the corner of Bridge and Main streets.

“We do need to complete the project, and move on. So I will be supporting the project,” Mill said.

“But, I know this is not the full vision.”

The city completed the plaza’s first phase in 2020. Plans for the second phase did away with several expensive options that were

part of the original plan, such as a children’s play splash pad, a portable hockey rink and restrooms.

The new design also dispensed with a raised stage for downtown performances because it would have required significant ongoing maintenance.

Councilors Jan Pawlowski said she wishes it had been a parking garage for downtown businesses.

“That’s the part that bothers me the most. This should have been a parking area, not recreation,” Pawlowski said. “It’s just an unsafe area. But since we’ve spent all this money, I will support this as on of those unfinished project we just need to finish and get it out of the way.”

City Councilor Matt Johnston reiterated his dislike of the project.

“If this was at the ballot and voters had to vote, where would this end up?” Johnston said. “If one councilor up here could sit here and tell me this would not be a 70% loss for us. If we sent this to ballot to spend any money on any single piece of this park, we would get a 60 to 70% vote from the community saying ‘Dont’ do this.’

And yet it keeps getting pushed forward.”

But Johnston said he found one bright spot in the installation of a

wall along Bridge Street designed to keep plaza users and traffic apart.

“That’s a big deal,” Johnston said. “We would have had to station police officers to keep children from playing on that wall.

That’s been my biggest fear.”

Councilor Peter Padilla said it might be a horrible idea.

“A plaza at the corner of Bridge and Main may be the worst possible use of that space, except for all of the other options for things to do on that space,” Padilla said.

“It’s not big enough for a parking lot, a parking garage makes no sense and the building that was there was crumbling.”

The original planned called for $1.6 million in work at the plaza, but the city pared the work down to $613,810. The City received a grant for $385,000 grant from Adams County to pay for part of the work.

Councilor Tim Watts had an idea for paying for the rest of that work.

“If you want another avenue to pay for this, have the first event at this space be a dunk tank for this council,” Watts said. “I will volunteer to be the first one in it and we can probably raise the $276,000 in an afternoon.”

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“While artificial turf isn’t maintenance-free we are projecting this project will cut our maintenance hours down significantly. We expect our maintenance hours to be reduced by over 60 percent, and those savings per season can be utilized in other aspects of parks maintenance,” said Carleen Watts, recreation sports supervisor with the city.

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“It will save the city of Brighton and the Brighton Youth Baseball and Softball Association thousands of dollars every year in wages and equipment used to prepare fields for games.”

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