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Family and friends take pictures as Riverdale Ridge High School Senior Molly Lancaster is surrounded by friends and teammates Feb. 3 in the school’s gymnasium. Lancaster, who will be attending Fort Hayes State University in Kansas, was among eight fellow PHOTO BY SCOTT TAYLOR students who signed letters of intent in ceremony at the school.
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Sentencing for a former Adams County Sheriff’s Department sergeant is set for 9 a.m. April 7. in connection with a sex-assault conviction. An Adams County jury also returned a guilty verdict of unlawful sexual contact against 34-year-old Michael Benson. The jury made its decision on Jan. 31 after a six-day trial. A press statement from the 17th Judicial District said the victim was working as a civilian employee at the jail. Benson was her supervisor. According to the statement, Benson “spent an unusual amount of time with her at work and that his conduct included dirty jokes,
flirting and inappropriate comments in the workplace.” This happened between February and July 2018. “The victim testified that the defendant became more aggressive, leading to the conduct encompassed by the charges in this case, including touching her intimate parts, forcing her to touch his penis, and ultimately digitally penetrating her,” the statement said. The victim testified that she was desperate to become an Adams County sheriff’s deputy, and she was attempting to enter the academy when these incidents occurred. According to the statement, the victim said she was fearful that speaking out could damage her ability to become an academy cadet.
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Benson lost his job in September 2018. The Commerce City and Brighton Sexual Assault Task Force conducted the criminal investigation. “Mr. Benson used his position of power to force himself upon a subordinate and sexually assault her,” said DA Brian Mason in the statement. “Such a crime is outrageous on its face, but it is particularly reprehensible coming from a sheriff’s deputy. We will not tolerate this behavior. My office will prosecute those who commit these crimes without fear or favor, including when it occurs in jail by a member of law enforcement. I applaud the victim for her courage in coming forward and am grateful to the jury for returning a just verdict.”
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Jamie was born and raised in Brighton, CO to Arlin Riggi and Susan (Rust) Riggi and was the older sister of Cortney Riggi. Jamie was blessed to have a baby girl in February of 2011, her beloved Mya Sue Riggi. While growing up in Brighton, Jamie attended Zion Lutheran School and Brighton Charter. She played a variety of sports like Volleyball and Basketball. Jamie graduated from Brighton Charter High School in 2003. Jamie loved helping others, and treated all those she loved as if they were family. Jamie was a one-of-a- kind friend who was always willing to lend a hand. Anyone who knew Jamie, knows she was a World Class Hugger. She loved her time spent taking care of children at Zion daycare before moving onto taking care of customers at Chili’s for several years. Jamie grew up loving to camp, fish and four wheel and continued to share this love for nature with her Daughter Mya. Jamie
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November 12, 1940 - January 20, 2022
Jon Dee Riedl, age 81, died on January 30, 2022 at his home in Brighton, Colorado. He was born on November 12, 1940 to John W. Riedl and Margaret I. Riedl (Mattingley) on their farm outside LaPlata, Missouri (Adair County). He had one sister, Nannie Ellen. Jon married Norma Jean Alger on April 17, 1959 in Kirksville, Missouri. Three children Jon David, Beth Ann, Alan Douglas were born into this union. They later divorced. Jon married Elaine M. Mutschler on February 27, 1981 in Salina Ks. They had a daughter, Jennifer Marie. DECKER
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Jon was preceded in death by his parents; sister, Nannie Ellen; son, Alan, and former wife; Norma. Survivors: Include his wife Elaine of Brighton; Son, Jon Riedl of AZ; Daughter, Beth Greene (Pam Fleming) of TX; daughter, Jennifer Riedl-Obey (Bobby) of Aurora, CO. Grandchildren: Tyrone & Vycktoria Obey of Brighton; nephew, Tom Tuder (Cheryl) of Colorado Springs; several cousins and many friends. Jon has chosen cremation. No immediate service is planned. Tabor-Rice, Brighton is handling the arrangements. In lieu of flowers: Memorial to Special Olympics of Colorado or charity of your choice, or plant a tree.
Jacquelyn Sue “Jackie” (Crawmer) Decker December 27, 1959 - January 29, 2022
Jacque Crawmer-Decker passed away after a prolonged illness in her home with husband, Tom, by her side. Jacque grew up in Henderson, Colorado and attended Brighton Public Schools. She is survived by her husband, Tom, twin
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27J School board promotes new deputy superintendent District says change made solely as a part of district’s succession planning STAFF REPORT
27J Schools in Brighton changed its district organizational structure and, in the process, created a line of succession if Superintendent Chris Fiedler cannot make decisions for the district. He appointed Will Pierce to be the deputy superintendent at the Jan. 25 meeting of the 27J Schools board of education. The appointment was effective Feb. 1. District spokeswoman Janelle Asmus said the board’s executive succession policy requires a plan to delegate the superintendent’s responsibilities if the superintendent is not available for such reasons as travel, transition in positions or medical issues. Pierce’s salary, roles, duties or job description won’t change. “27J Schools is so fortunate to have such an extraordinary educational leader in Will Pierce. It makes sense to fulfill our succession planning needs with an experienced district leader who’s already passionately serving, leading, and supporting academic success for every student attending our 27J Schools,” Fiedler said
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in a statement. Pierce earned his bachelor’s degree from Western State College, where he was a standout basketball player and caught the eye of scouts from the NBA. He turned away from thoughts of professional basketball in favor of becoming an educator. He later earned his master’s degree from the University of Denver and recently completed the administrator licensure program at the University of Colorado-Denver. Pierce has been with the district for 20 years. His first stop was as the first principal for two new elementary schools, Pennock and West Ridge. The district’s statement said his leadership vision
and organizational skills were big reasons why he was tapped to open two different schools. He eventually moved into the role of the district’s director of student achievement and then to chief academic officer. “Will Pierce has been successful in every role he’s had in 27J,” Fiedler said. “I have every confidence our students, staff, parents and community will continue to reap the benefits of such a dedicated and successful leader who embodies our four core values of ‘All-In, Believe and Integrity as we hold true to our mission “Empowering every student today to take control of their future tomorrow.’” Asmus said the move did not come with an expectation of a future promotion. The board has the responsibility to hire the superintendent. “I have been extremely blessed to have been surrounded, pushed, inspired and influenced by so many amazing people,” Pierce said in the statement. “The service of and the collaboration with others has humbled me in so many ways as a leader and a learner. 27J is full of professional capital, and I hope my leadership can continue to enhance our collective capacity as we work to be the school district our students, families and staff members can believe in most.”
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Council ratifies advisory/governing committee appointments BY STEVE SMITH SSMITH@COLORADOCOMMUNITYMEDIA.COM
Fort Lupton City Council did some housework during its Feb. 1 business meeting. A unanimous vote ratified Mayor Zo Stieber’s appointments to advisory and governing committees: Jim Sidebottom joins the finance committee, while Lucy Miller and Mary Ann Merritt are on the senior citizen advisory committee. Their terms began on Feb. 1 and expire Dec. 31, 2023. Splash pad update The effort to secure a contract for
the design of the city’s new splash pad formally began on Feb. 1. Aquatics coordinator Doug Cook presented a $3,600 proposal from DHM Design, which includes an aerial view of the area, a preliminary layout of the pad and cost estimates. “We can use their documents and put out a bid for a request for qualifications,” Cook told the council. “This eventually leads to a request for proposals.” It was an information item on the agenda, so there was no vote. In other business, the council also continued a site-plan hearing/discussion for the Sagebrush Apartment site
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the resolution.” The ordinance to change the meeting times is set to be in effect April 9. The first regular meeting with a 6 p.m. start time will be Tuesday, April 19. Council also took in information about a surrender of a liquor license from Travel Stop Colorado, doing business as TJ’s Express at 804 Denver Ave. According to the Feb. 1 agenda, the attorney for the owner said his client was going to run out of liquor toward the end of January. Pena said the business is planning to move to the former home of a nearby car wash.
Council OKs fourth plat for Coyote Creek development BY STEVE SMITH SSMITH@COLORADOCOMMUNITYMEDIA.COM
Fort Lupton City Council unanimously approved the final plat for the fourth filing of the Coyote Creek planned unit development during a Feb. 1 meeting. This section takes in about 13 acres on the northwest side of Coyote Creek Golf Course and is close to South Twombly Avenue. When built out, there will be 59, singlefamily detached homes, both oneand two-story sizes.
Ken Merritt, the planning director for JR Engineering, told councilors the density is about four units per acre. Lots range in size from 50- by 100-feet to 60- by 100- feet. “In the center, there will be a community park and a tot lot,” he said. “The builder is Challenger Homes. They do a great job with articulated roof lines and with the rear facade.” Merritt said the local homeowners association will be responsible for the maintenance of the open space areas on the property, including the community park.
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