Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Free Stuff
Thriller Bikes and Music
This week you could win a pair of tickets to the musical biography of the one and only King of Pop, Michael Jackson and celebrate the 20th Annual Metro Rides Bike to Work Day.
Enter to win!
Connecting the dots
Before we retire, we are just too busy to follow the ebb and flow of city and state politics. We may be too preoccupied with trying to remember who is supposed to pick up the kids from soccer and music lessons and whether there are enough groceries in the fridge.
When we do have time to ponder the local sections of the newspaper (beyond last night's shootings and DUI arrests), we might have time to read between the lines and connect the dots.
When did our publicly owned utilities enterprise become a monopoly? Are we supposed to believe it is so just because Mayor Bach designated it as such?
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Summer Guide 2013
Welcome to the Indy's annual guide to living it up in the hot months
Celery stalking
Where to celebrate ‘Grown in Colorado’ all summer long
New laws lay out the path for Amendment 64's implementation
Reefer rulings
Parkside residents get handed the bill for repairs
Charging ahead
Raising Capital Cities
The 'best band in Los Angeles' scores with its 'Safe and Sound' single
Colorado Children’s Campaign Presentation and Discussion
A panel discussion of the 2013 KIDS COUNT in Colorado! report on health and education issues facing children throughout the state, with a keynote address by Jill Tiefenthaler, President of Colorado College. RSVP required.
Wed., May 22, 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, 4250 Cheyenne Mountain Zoo Road
Anywhere But Here
A family-friendly live Christian music event to feed and clothe the local homeless, sponsored by Treasures out of Darkness.
Sat., May 25, 10 a.m.-8 p.m.
Acacia Park, 115 E. Platte Ave.
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J.R. Martinez to speak at Heroes of Mental Health Luncheon
Tonight's the season finale of Season 16 of Dancing With the Stars, a season that pales in comparison to last year's most-awesome All-Star round,… -
Aimee Cox joins Bach's team
Council administrator leaps to Mayor Steve Bach's staff. Who will replace her? -
New Coloradan eyes governor's race
Gov. John Hickenlooper kicked butt in the last election, after the GOP nominated a relative unknown, Dan Maes, and right-wing loon Tom Tancredo split… -
Tonight's flood-insurance meeting is for business owners
Ever since the Waldo Canyon Fire, we've been hearing about the risk of severe flooding off the burn scar. Risk has largely been discussed… -
Baby boom at the zoo!
Full disclosure: I get really excited about baby zoo animals. But this year even those of us not overcome by the "cute factor" should… -
Police chief: Looking at helicopters and drones
Restart the whirly-snoops? Chief Carey is looking into it. -
Local chef expands into crazy pop-up dinners
Now that chef Brother Luck is back in town, having run the kitchen at the Craftwood Inn for the last seven months, or so,…
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