Mayor Will Karspeck goes over the edge

October 14, 2019 | Local News

Berthoud Mayor Will Karspeck on Saturday, Oct. 12, at The Foundry in downtown Loveland, repelling down the six-story newly constructed parking garage for the Berthoud House of Neighborly Service’s (HNS) fundraising event, Rope for Hope. Other Berthoud participants included Town Trustee Pete Tomassi, HNS Board Member Camilla LoJeske, and Pastor Hollis Hunt. The group surpassed their original goal of raising $7,000 for the organization and brought in over $9,500 for Berthoud HNS.

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