
WHAT DOES THE FUTURE HOLD? All will be revealed in the 2010 Best Of Results Issues October 14th and October 21st in 2 Good Fortune filled editions. Don’t make any decisions without them.
Oct. 14th – "Food" & "Drink"
Oct. 21st – "Services," "Nightlife," "Daylife" and "Personalities."
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I would like to respond to the unnamed bicycle rider ("What goes around..." Letters, Aug. 26) who felt he was "menaced" on Galley Road. Let me explain why us vehicle drivers feel that we own the road: We pay for the road with our gasoline taxes. The roads were meant to transport people in vehicles who can do the speed limit, and bicycle riders cannot do that and slow down the speed of traffic...
Read the full letter...This old case has reeled in a new curiosity-seeker who's not your average armchair detective. Anthony Herbert has been methodically scouring the strange story of Gene Fish.
These days, homeless campers tend to be hardened — and harder to help.
May Stevens brings her subtle but radical art to the I.D.E.A. Space at Colorado College.
Fifth in a fleet of food vendors operated by Concept Restaurants, Flatiron's dishes generically agreeable, instantly forgettable food.
Walk-in and appointment blood donation opportunities at the Blood Bank and at locations throughout town through the mobile bank. Visit the website for locations and dates.
Donate your bike (in good shape, with no repairs needed) to the Pikes Peak Justice & Peace Commission, which is collecting bikes to distribute to local homeless people. The Commission will collect bikes at the Colorado Farm and Art Market. Volunteer staff are also needed at the collection table.
Wednesdays, 3-7 p.m. Continues through Oct. 13
America the Beautiful Park, 126 Cimino Drive