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Peep Sushi from one of our clients

Below are the 2012 winners of our 3rd annual Peeps Contest. Best Peeps Parody: 1. Occupy Peep Street 2. The Peep Team 3. Wicked Peep of the West; Most Creative: 1. Peeptroglyphs: Ancient Origins 2. Vincent van Peep 3. Wicked Peep of the West; Most Edible: 1. Occupy Peep Street 2. Spring Skiiing in Colorado 3. Peep Down at the OK Corral; Most Detailed: 1. Peep Down at the OK Corral 2. Peeptroglyphs: Ancient Origins 3. The Peep Team; Funniest: 1. Wicked Peep of the West 2. Occupy Peep Street 3. Peep Out, Baby!!!; Best of Show:1. Peeptroglyphs: Ancient Origins 2. Occupy Peep Street 3. The Peep Team; Best Client Peep (and edible): 1. Peep Sushi 2. Harley Peep

CPC Solutions President, Mike Antonucci, and Mandy Arellano, Glenn Larson and his wife, Linda, plant willow trees on the Dolores River

Volunteer Willow Planting Project Meets with Success!

Thirty volunteers joined the Bureau of Land Management‘s Grand Junction Field Office and Volunteers for Outdoor Colorado on a stewardship project along the Dolores River eight miles south of Gateway, February 25-28. The goal of the project was to help restore native vegetation in areas cleared of invasive tamarisk.

This project was one of several recent efforts using volunteers to supplement the work of the Dolores River Restoration Partnership (DRRP). The DRRP, composed of nonprofit groups, government, foundations, and private landowners, has been working since 2008 toward its vision of a watershed that is dominated by native vegetation, naturally functioning, self sustaining, diverse, and resilient.

Over the four day period, the volunteers harvested and planted over 1,000 willows along the banks of the river. Students from Colorado Mesa University, employees of CPC Solutions and Alpine Bank, and recreational boaters from the Lower Dolores Boating Advocates joined a variety of individuals committed to public lands stewardship.

Helping to keep the volunteers well fed and happy were Gateway Canyons Resort, which provided lunches, Centennial Canoes, which provided hot chocolate and other snacks, and Dana, a second grader from Caprock Academy, who baked cookies for the event.

SPUNKED at CPC Solutions. 736 pairs of Socks Pajamas Underwear for Needing Kids were donated on 12/15/11 after a month long annual drive. Gretchen and Don Haynes of D&G Auto started the tradition and CPC Solutions has participated for several years now. These basics are distributed through Catholic Outreach, The REACH Program, Latimer House and Mesa County Foster Care.

CPC Seeds Project - share where you'll plant your tree

M&Ms are sticky

Personalized stockings prevent chaos

I love M&Ms

It's a great day for a ball game! JUCO program and trading cards now available, both produced and marketed by CPC Solutions. Find them at www.JUCOcards.com

Look for us on Channel 11 (KKCO) on Sunday, 5/29/11, at 5:30 and 10:00 pm. We should be on both time slots unless we get bumped for a more tantalizing news story, but I can't imagine that.

CPC Solutions is seeking motivated printing professionals in all departments: Digital, Prepress, Press, Bindery and Mailing. Responsibilities include operating and maintaining equipment, organizing and prioritizing tasks, and contributing to our team environment. Email your resume to [email protected]