Wednesday, June 19, 2013
News
Long live the FONG
Seeking an answer to that eternal question: What's up with the 'Fat Old Naked Guys' at the gym?
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Long story short
Though I don't get there often enough, I like my gym. Genuinely pleasant employees, plenty of equipment, a membership that's long on diversity and short on pretension.
Occupy Crouse House
Protesters relocate their tents and rethink their focus.
No allergies allowed
Local Boys and Girls Club boots 11-year-old with EpiPen, refuses to budge in ADA mediation.
A clique off the old bloc
Despite newbies' dissent, county commissioners' power structure remains unchanged.
Not on the same page
City, county going their separate ways in setting up oil and gas drilling regulations.
Noted: Big money for Ft. Carson
Also: Buyer nabs Express Inn, free-speech petition, Arrowswest a no-go.
Columns
Next phase for the Peak
America's Mountain — or America's junkyard?
Twelve to watch in '12
Last year's group didn't disappoint, so let's see how 2012's newsmakers — including Laura Neumann, Dan May, Margaret Sabin — shape the city.
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Letters
Thoughts on county affairs, updates on Give!, the trials of adopting a rescue dog and more.
Recycled resolutions?
The start of a new year brings new hopes, new goals and usually new resolutions ... or maybe not so new.
CannaBiz: Rescheduling request made
Also: A Colorado MMJ handbook, revenue ups at Cannabis Science and more.
Tebow: 'Back' him up
It's hard to foresee a major breakthrough by Tebow. As a fullback/H-back/extra running back/tight end, though, he could become a standout playmaker.
Where is the corporate belly button?
A person has a navel. Where's the corporate navel — or its heart, brain or soul?
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Stranger than fiction
All the weird news that's fit to print.
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Advice goddess
Chances are, he just thought, "Hmm, I could hit that." (And I very much doubt he meant "over the head with a shovel.")
Food & Drink
Reviving Rome
New Villa-ins sling sauce in a familiar kitchen.
Hot or not?
All the featured items this week in some way incorporate chiles
Side dish: Jorge's to open soon
Also: A second Bean Bandit, progressive happy hours in Old Colorado City
Music
Sibling revelry
He's My Brother She's My Sister contemplate freak folk, glam rock and the art of tap-dancing
Swing shift
The Blue Ribbon Healers put down stakes in Colorado
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Reverb
No fewer than 18 bands will play the V Bar over the course of three evenings, for just $5 a night. What's more, each night features a totally impressive lineup.
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Sound advice
Amy Hart, Heavy Times, Miranda Lambert
Playing around
Who's playing where, and when, at area venues this week.
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Big gigs
Upcoming concerts here and around the region.
Film
Immortal beloved: Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy
Tinker Tailor isn't so much a throwback thriller as a cautionary tale about the soul-sucking espionage machine, immortal yet dead inside.
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Opening this week
Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, The Devil Inside, and film events around town.
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Cinefiles
Mildred Pierce, Apollo 18, In the Name of the King 2: Two Worlds
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Movie picks
Our reviewers' recommendations for films playing around the area.
Visual Arts
Heaven sent
AspenPointe's Kim Nguyen deals in art therapy, healing soldiers and herself.
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