Monday, May 20, 2013
- Issue Archive for
- Nov 1-7, 2007
- Vol. 15, No. 44
- Bus-ted!
News
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Long Story Short
A 15-minute commute for you could take hours for people riding city buses.
The bus stops here
The question seems to be: How much is the city willing to invest in workable public transporation?
Super slabbed: Property-title troubles handcuff plains residents
Super Slab toll-road plans have linked 12 pages of "legal mumbo-jumbo" to land titles.
Closing in on election deadline
Mail ballots must be received by county clerk or turned in by Tuesday.
County looks for $4 million in cuts to balance 2007 budget
Don't look ahead to 2008 yet. County leaders must cut another $4 million in this year's budget. Think furloughed workers and closed office buildings.
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Noted
Cimarron Bridge closes, but others not fully open; Anti-abortion activists target construction company; Lieutenant governor issues aerospace wakeup call.
Columns
Sad day in real life
In the past 15 years, I've seen the death of too many dear pets. But I wasn't ready for Warren.
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Advice Goddess
Some women marry for money and position, but one reader married to avoid self-examination.
The sanctity of elections
The most arousing election-related issue over the past month isn't even on the ballot. And that, in itself, tells us there's a problem.
Gazette can print its own opinions, but not its own facts
Some reporting that should be corrected.
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Stranger Than Fiction
All the strange news that's fit to print.
Fourth quarter for the Falcons
Air Force faces three more games, and all could be wins. Or all could be losses. The season hangs in the balance.
What's this thing they call the bus?
Will this old, weary conversation never end?
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Letters
Readers consider issues related to our city, Darfur, and points between.
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IQ
Talking transit.
Food & Drink
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Side Dish
By mid-month, downtown's East Bijou Street will be the unrivaled mecca for Middle Eastern cuisine in Colorado Springs.
A ride to remember
This place might remind you of where you ate after church with your grandparents.
Music
Stripped down
A little less sugar and a little more protein.
Rock talk
Dino Cazares talks 9/11 and global warming after he hits on our reporter.
Paramore: Grrrrl power
Hayley Williams is well aware that her power pop band may be on the verge of a major commercial breakthrough.
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Sound Advice
Ween, Avenged Sevenfold, Nellie McKay
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Sixty Seconds
... with Rebecca RiotBecki Stephens, singer of The Pipettes
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Reverb
Music news and gossip from the local scene
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Big gigs
Big-name concerts from around region
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Playing Around Listings
Where to find live music in the Colorado Springs area.
Film
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Cinefiles
The Sarah Silverman Program, Okie Noodling, Basket Case 2
Bee flat: Bee Movie
Jerry Seinfeld's reason for diving back into the pop-culture spotlight.
Personal space: Martian Child
John Cusack's got Dennis, a troubled 8-year-old who believes he's "from Mars."
Badfellas: American Gangster
Russell Crowe and Denzel Washington onscreen together for the, well, second time.
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Movie Picks
Our reviewers' recommendations for films showing on Colorado Springs area screens.
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Opening This Week
What's new on Colorado Springsarea screens
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Movie Times
What's playing, where, and when, on the silver screen in Colorado Springs.
Visual Arts
Behind the scenes
Exhibiting OpticalReverb's improved curating.
Stage
Whoa, man
Forget Telluride and Park City. This is the longest continuously running women's film festival in the world.
Calendar
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Get Involved
National Global Warming Rally; Climate and Energy Extravaganza; Forum for Civic Advancement.
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The Run Down
Like Warren Miller and the Discovery Channel.
Event Listings
If there's something going on, we've got it listed here.
Seven Days
Noc Moc 6, James Taylor, and other highlights from our listings.
