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Duane Slocum ("People still rule," Letters, March 4) never fails to amuse and enlighten! By which I mean enlighten us to the true extent of his political naïveté.
First, he says "progressives don't like to be called 'liberals'"; well, true, but because the right and its think tanks have defiled the word, like they're now attempting with "community organizers." Sadly, when a term's rendered an epithet, there's no choice but to find a new one, given the uncritical corporate Wurlitzer Machine...
Read the full letter...A detective brandished a gun at lawmen and landed in jail but is still working for the sheriff. A budget analyst received a 49 percent pay raise within five months of being hired. One dispatcher posed nude multiple times, played a prank that resulted in an Internal Affairs reprimand — then got promoted, herself. All those things have happened on Maketa's watch.
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Clyro's 2007 album, Puzzle, reveled in dark lyrics and flowery filigrees, performed with Helmet-sharp stop-on-a-dime precision; it quickly went gold overseas and rocketed the band to stadium-sized superstardom.
Q isn't grown-up Sesame Street; it's Sesame Street for grown-ups.
A meeting with featured speaker Mina Liebert of LiveWell Colorado Springs who will discuss “Creating Sustainable Healthy Communities.”
RSVP by March 23 for the March 26 event.
Margarita at PineCreek, 7350 Pine Creek Road
All-day walking tours through the places many of Colorado Springs' homeless are served. Register in advance to attend.
Sat., Feb. 27, 9 a.m., Sat., March 6, 9 a.m. and Sat., March 20, 9 a.m.
Pikes Peak Justice and Peace Commission, 332 W. Bijou St. #106