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Cover Story
Founder and executive director, Atlas Preparatory School
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Cover Story
Basically, we perceived a disconnect between perception and reality, or at least attention and reality. So we're presenting something else to think about: essays from people who know the city best.
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Cover Story
Event coordinator, Triple Nickel Tavern
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Cover Story
Sustainability director, University of Colorado at Colorado Springs
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Cover Story
President/CEO, Women Partnering
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Cover Story
President, South Nevada Community Association
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Cover Story
Volunteer doctor, Mission Medical Clinic
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Cover Story
City recreation supervisor
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Cover Story
Executive chef and co-owner, the Margarita at PineCreek
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Cover Story
Founder and artistic director, Ormao Dance Company
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Criminal defense lawyer
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Local News
The same agency that bagged its detox program is now planning to spend $100,000 to "rebrand" its growing empire.
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Local News
This fall, El Paso County voters will consider raising taxes in
Colorado Springs and Fountain, while electing school board members in
many districts.
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Local News
To meet its portion of the projected city-wide reductions for next year, the Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services
Department could lose up to 75 percent, or about $9 million, of its
general-fund budget.
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Noted
Also: 9-12 recap, section 16 update, Romanoff runs for Senate, city needs Heimlicher's replacement and more.
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Ranger Rich
Michelle Malkin swept into Barnes & Noble last week to sign copies of her latest book: I'd Like to Poke Obama in the Eye with a
Barbecue Fork and Then Maybe Dick Cheney and Donald Rumsfeld Will Return and Lead Us Out of This Hell Hole.
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Between The Lines
Backers of 2C need support of the Housing and Building Association (HBA), the
Greater Colorado Springs Chamber of Commerce and the Pikes Peak
Association of Realtors.
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Legalizing marijuana, 9-12 opinions, Doug Bruce's damage, thoughts on the election and more.
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End Zone
much earlier than anyone might have expected, Air Force, Colorado State and CU
have reached a similar juncture in mid-September: Nobody's as good as they thought.
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IQ
With so many national publications citing
Colorado Springs as one of the best places to live, let's pause the
high-fiving and back-slapping for a quick reality check.
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All the weird news that's fit to print.
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"Do you always accessorize with a
shovel?"
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Food and Drink
Restaurant chefs share delectable recipes showcasing local food
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Appetite
I had no idea the Airplane Restaurant served African food (it actually doesn't) or that the Springs offered African
cuisine beyond Moroccan and Egyptian (it actually does).
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New Woodland Park restaurant, updated tea house menu, 18th annual Colorado Mountain Winefest and more.
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AudioFile
"I thought it was really important as a band to go on this
little adventure, just the four of us, because it brought us closer
together as a unit."
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AudioFile
His 10th solo album, Hard Believer brings Castro back to his musical roots.
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AudioFile
The OMG duo found solace in the studio under their new album The Night
Undoes the Work of the Day.
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Could it be, amongst the piles of already
out-dated compact discs, right there in the record department, an
actual record?!
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Sixty Seconds
"I want to be jazzed up night after
night. I want the songs to be true."
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Playing Around Listings
Who's playing where, and when, at area venues for the next week.
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Upcoming concerts here and around the region.
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Roy Hargrove Big Band, Cavo, Hot Club of Cowtown
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Reviews
A look at a few of the films on this year's schedule.
- by Jill Thomas
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Tags: Reviews, Edie & Thea, Make the Yuletide Gay, Pikes Peak Lavender Film Festival, Against a Trans Narrative, Diagnosing Difference, Patrik, Age 1.5, I Can't Think Straight, Alma Cremonesi, Drool
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Reviews
Everyone in this film knows that they're a character in the new movie written by Diablo Cody, and so those characters had
damn well better say something clever every few minutes.
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Reviews
Aren't we
overdue for a great black comedy about white-collar crime?
Unfortunately, The Informant! isn't it.
- by Jonathan Kiefer
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Tags: Reviews, The Informant!, Matt Damon, Mark Whitacre, Archer Daniels Midland Company, Scott Z. Burns, Steven Soderbergh, Melanie Lynskey, Scott Bakula, Joel McHale, Marvin Hamlisch
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The Age of Stupid: Live from New York; Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs; Love Happens and more.
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Easy Virtue; Bonanza: The Official First Season, Vols. 1 and 2; X-Men Origins: Wolverine
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Tags: Cinefiles, The Haunted World of El Superbeasto, Rob Zombie, Ralph Bakshi, Mexican wrestlers, Paul Giamatti, Rosario Dawson, Ken Foree, Brian Posehn, Bonanza, Cartwright, Ponderosa, X-Men Origins: Wolverine, Hugh Jackman
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Our reviewers' recommendations for films playing around the area.
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Art News
K8E Orr is a self-described "lazy kind of artist."
She paints in bed, uses leftover coffee as a color and doesn't bother
to please her audience.
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Dance
While the choreography is unusual and the setting
historical "Rodeo" tells a timeless coming-of-age story
most everyone can relate to.
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Today in colorado Springs
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El Paso County Bar Association Wine &
Beer Tasting, The Education of Shelby Knox: Sex, Lies & Education, International Day of Peace
Breakfast