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The Highlands Ranch Democrats provide a forum for residents of Highlands Ranch and Lone Tree to get together to participate in projects and become involved in legislation and candidates that further the needs of their communities.
The Highlands Ranch Democrats conduct a Meet Up once a month to engage guest speakers, keep up to date on projects, and conduct business of the organization. The Progressive Book Club provides a place to socialize and discuss books about current topics of interest. Liberal Ladies Of Highlands Ranch meet during the day for those whose family commitments keep them from evening meetings. On Your Left promotes an active and healthy life style.
Get Involved:
- Come to a meeting (Meet Up)
- Discuss ideas (Progressive Book Club)
- Network (Liberal Ladies of Highlands Ranch)
- Engage a healthy life style (On Your Left)
Upcoming Events
- Saturday & Sunday, June 20 & 21: American Cancer Society Relay for Life
- Thursday, June 25: Drinking Liberally
- Tuesday, June 30: Liberal Ladies of Douglas County
- Saturday, July 4: Highlands Ranch Independence Day Parade and booth
- Thursday, July 9: Drinking Liberally
- Thursday, July 16: Meet Up
- Thursday,Jul 23: Drinking Liberally
14th Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Unity Walk:
Sunday, January 18 at 2:00 PM
The walk will begin at 2 PM at Fox Creek Elementary School, 6585 Collegiate Drive, Highlands Ranch (just west of Quebec between C-470 and Lincoln) and will proceed 1.7 miles to Highlands Ranch High School, 9375 Cresthill Lane where participants will enjoy refreshments and entertainment from 3 until 4 PM.
This is one of the largest suburban community celebrations in the country to honor MLK, and Douglas County Schools is encouraging students to attend. It is also rather low-key (i.e., no banners, balloons, signs, etc.) so any DC Dems that would like to walk together can informally congregate a few minutes beforehand.
In the past, the walk portion has been cancelled due to several feet of snow on the sidewalk, so check the website (or look outside that day) to see what the weather holds. The entertainment portion will likely proceed no matter what the weather holds. For more information visit www.mlkunitywalk.org
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Latino Initiative
Be part of the Future of Latino Democrats in Douglas County!
Contact Maritza for additional information
Dog Park Dems
Meet every evening, weather permitting
Winter schedule anytime from 2-4
Rover's Run off leash park
Town Center Drive and Foothills Canyon Blvd. near Redstone Complex
Treats for Troops was founded in early 2003 by Denver business woman Deborah Crane, who was determined to make it safe and simple for every American to send packages and messages of support to our men and women in uniform year round.