Page 7 - October 2017 The Castle Pines Connection

Business Briefs
CastlePinesConnection.com 7 Castle Pines Veterinary Hospital
heads up the street, updates name
By Kathy Fallert; photo courtesy of Brad Mahoney
Information provided by the Colorado Press Association
When you hold your local newspaper in your hands – whether in print or on a mobile device – you hold a powerful tool to inform and inspire.
For centuries in towns and cities across North America, local newspapers have served
as the voice for the public good and as a powerful connection between citizens and the communities around them.
The rst week of October is National Newspaper Week, a time to salute the dedicated professionals who work hard to bring you the news and information in your community.
In this digital age, the newspaper audience
has never been greater, with millions reading in print, online or via mobile. No matter the medium, those millions of readers rely on their local newspaper, and we at The Connection are proud to be a part of that great tradition.
Please take a moment to share your feedback with us at editor@castlepinesconnection.com.
Dr. John Vickers cut the celebratory ribbon on September 14 for the Castle Pines Veterinary Hospital’s grand opening of its new location at 363 Village Square Lane, Suite 115 in Castle Pines. The (formerly named) Castle Pines Veterinary Clinic moved from its previous 2,000-square-foot space in Suite 110 near Pino’s Restaurant just up the street to its new 3,000-square-foot space closer to Duke’s Restaurant in Suite 115. The hospital now has three veterinarians on sta , including Dr. John Vickers, Dr. Alicia Hanson and Dr. Elizabeth Arthur.