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Mixed messages
Driving home after midnight from a Wilco concert in Denver, without seeing one car between Sedalia and Palmer Lake, I turned on the radio in time to hear this observation from the host: "Imagine the reaction if President Obama came out tomorrow and said, 'Michelle and I have enjoyed a wonderful marriage that has allowed us to live and love as swingers over the past 10 years.'"
It made me think: Imagine instead that Obama came out tomorrow and said, "I want to share with you the fact that I have made millions on my Bain investments in offshore holdings in the Cayman Islands...
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Motivational seeker
Grammy winner Alvin Youngblood Hart goes looking for that old-time electricity
Lamborn: Yes, we're upset
Between the Lines
What might be an appropriate response to his latest shameful shenanigan, boycotting the State of the Union address?
Dumped?
A year later, the 'We Think Local' campaign is MIA.
Close UP
Frack-happy Ultra Petroleum is the city's largest private landowner. What kind of neighbor might it be?
Ultra has flown under the radar in Colorado, but in other states, it's racked up more than 200 violations, faces a lawsuit, and has been forced to put millions toward its pollution reduction.
Turner classic
Impressive theater pedigrees add promise to TheatreWorks' staging of a 20th-century tour de force Joe Turner's Come and Gone.
Close, but no cigar: Albert Nobbs
Albert Nobbs has for nearly three decades been Glenn Close's passion project — ironic, then, that it completely lacks passion.
ACLU Winter Forum — “Religion and Public Schools: Reconciling Personal Faith and the School’s Role”
A lecture and discussion hosted by the American Civil Liberties Union, with Kristy Milligan of Citizens Project, author and attorney Theresa Lynn Sidebotham and others.
Tue., Jan. 31, 7-9 p.m.
CC's Worner Campus Center, 902 N. Cascade Ave.
Victim Advocacy Unit Training Academy
Volunteer for the Colorado Springs Police Department’s Victim Advocacy Unit, a program that provides immediate crisis intervention, follow-up support and more to victims of violent crime. VAU participants must meet certain requirements and attend the upcoming 10-week training program.
Classes begin Feb. 2.
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Still no homemade edibles for patients
Though growing your own marijuana, then grinding it down into a powder and infusing butter with it, and then making anything that uses butter… -
Meet Mike Fudge
February's shaping up to be a pretty impressive month for art shows, one of which comes courtesy of Domino in Old Colorado City, which… -
Larry Liston picks up another endorsement in Senate Bid
Rep. Larry Liston, whom we reported earlier this week secured the endorsement of Attorney General John Suthers, has won another endorsement today. This one comes from his state House colleague Rep. Mark Waller. Waller, a fellow… -
Don't panic, but your voter ID card may be incorrect
Considering all the barking we've all endured this election season about voter ID fraud, this is just funny. Yes, conspiracy theorists, there is a… -
Combat aviation brigade gets slammed
The idea of bringing dozens of helicopters and thousands of soldiers to Fort Carson and the Pinon Canyon Maneuver Site in southeast Colorado in… -
Weekend blues update: John-Alex Mason and Alvin Youngblood Hart
It's not often that a Grammy-winning artist plays a performance space as intimate as Marmalade at Smokebrush, so if you haven't yet gotten tickets… -
Injunction sought in St. John's case
As we reported last week, more than 30 members of St. John's Baptist Church have filed a lawsuit against their current pastor, Willie J.…
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