Broomfield Enterprise

Visit the Broomfield Auditorium box office from 2 to 6 p.m. Thursdays and Fridays and purchase four tickets to a performance or any combination of performances and receive two free tickets to the Denver Nuggets Nov. 24 game. Full Story »

Face, a nationally recognized all-vocal rock band from Boulder, will perform from 4:30 to 7 p.m. Thursday at The Stratford at FlatIrons, 400 Summit Blvd. Proceeds from drawings and donations will benefit the Broomfield Community Foundation. Attendees are asked to bring a non-perishable food item to donate to FISH of Broomfield. Full Story »

The Broomfield Recycling Center will hold classes this month teaching residents how to perform home energy audits. Full Story »

The Broomfield Veterans Memorial Museum will reopen Wednesday following the city`s annual Veterans Day commemoration. Full Story »

Events in and around Broomfield Full Story »

Here is a brief look at what`s on tap for the city this week. For more information, go to broomfield. Full Story »

Allison Street south of 119th Avenue was closed Monday as work on the 120th Avenue Connection continues. Full Story »

The Broomfield Community Foundation is now able to collect donations on its Web site. Full Story »

The Broomfield/Ueda Sister City program is hosting an all-you-can-eat pancake breakfast from 7 to 9:30 a.m. Saturday at Applebee's Neighborhood Bar & Grill, 6405 W. 120th Ave. Full Story »

The Denver Dumb Friends League, which provides shelter and care for lost and abandoned animals, will be the beneficiary of a fundraiser scheduled for Saturday at the Terracina apartments. Full Story »

Girl Scout Troop 1147 and Wolf Den 2 from Pack 545 will collect food for FISH of Broomfield from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday outside of King Soopers at 120th Avenue and Sheridan Boulevard. Full Story »

Renovations of Broomfield's RV waste dump station will take longer than planned, and the facility will remain closed through Dec. 20. Full Story »

Upcoming events in and around Broomfield. Full Story »

Broomfield`s Chipper`s Lanes on Friday played host to a host of costume-clad revelers who hit the lanes for a worthy cause. Full Story »

Odyssey 2009, the black-tie fundraiser that celebrated its 10th anniversary this year, filled the Omni Interlocken Resort on Friday. Full Story »

Between Oct. 27 and Nov. 2, police reported 31 accidents, five DUI arrests, seven domestic violence incidents and six shoplifting arrests. Full Story »

The Great Broomfield Pumpkin Festival on Halloween at the Broomfield Community Center was not to be confused with the Great Pumpkin from Charlie Brown. Full Story »

Dennis McCloskey and Sam Taylor were elected Tuesday night, but there was no nail-biting or down-to-the-wire waiting for the two. Full Story »

Greg Stokes was the winner Tuesday of a Ward 4 race that was a face-off between two well-known and well-connected candidates. Full Story »

Broomfield voters opted to stick with the status quo Tuesday when they gave Mayor Pat Quinn a second term in a landslide victory. Full Story »

Elizabeth Law-Evans made a bid to buck Broomfield history by unseating an incumbent City Council member and made a race of it, too. The first-time candidate earned 47 percent of the vote in Ward 1, but fell short of Councilman Bob Gaiser's 52. Full Story »

Martha Derda easily beat her rivals David Ryan and Bill Bates for the council member in Ward 5. With 57 percent of the vote, Derda's doubled the votes of her next closest rival, Bill Bates, who garnered 26 percent. Full Story »

Broomfield City Council will have three familiar faces and three new ones following Tuesday's election. Full Story »

Nuisance property enforcement and penalties will be stricter in Broomfield, and a long-standing fee charged on new development will continue to be collected as a result of Tuesday's election. Full Story »

Broomfield's first all-mail election went smoother than expected, Broomfield's top election official said Tuesday. Full Story »