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Cover Story
One writer takes a crack at dispelling the Top 10 arguments of climate change skeptics.
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When it comes to climate change, let's elevate the discussion a little bit.
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Local News
For the first time in about a century, our top elected official probably won't come directly from City Council.
- by J. Adrian Stanley
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Tags: Local News, strong mayor, Richard Skorman, Dave Munger, Brian Bahr, Steve Bach, Scott Hente, Larry Small, Randy Purvis, Tom Gallagher, Sean Paige, Joshua Dunn, Mary Ellen McNally, Colorado Springs mayor
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Local News
Bill Harris returns from Kandahar with guarded optimism — and deep appreciation for Fort Carson soldiers.
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Local News
After eight years, a plan hatches for the former restaurant with a view on the hill west of downtown.
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Local News
An adventure-course concept for Fox Run Regional Park falls flat amid public outcry.
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Local News
With green spaces plentiful and money scarce, outdoor organizations rely on volunteers to bridge the gap.
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Noted
Also: Downtown woos commissioners, liquor board gets Jiggy, Penrose chimes in on Memorial.
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Between The Lines
Some of those who'll guide the Springs, we know well; others we haven't met yet.
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Readers call for more darkness, find a tax loophole, and again resist a convention center.
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Your ideas for the Department of Revenue, and an online MMJ oasis.
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End Zone
Nothing's meant more than the head man being able to reunite the former players, coaches and fans.
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Publisher's Note
I am unabashedly prejudiced when it comes to whether Richard Skorman should serve as our first strong mayor.
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Ranger Rich
Fueled by red wine, I found myself energized about a Richard Celeste campaign last weekend.
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IQ
After long debate, the Senate voted Saturday to repeal the 1993 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' policy.
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All the weird news that's fit to print.
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Hightower
The president ought to send each of them a box of Kleenex and tell 'em to go to hell.
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People romanticize chance meetings over highly calculated search algorithms.
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Appetite
TAPAteria happily marries old and new in Old Colorado City.
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Cupcakes that come to you, new hope for Mr. B., and more.
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AudioFile
After 10 years, Jersey jam-grass band Railroad Earth keeps on chugging
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AudioFile
Adam Leech hits the road with a nickel and a song
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I asked local 'manger'-dwellers what 'gift' they would like to stuff in 'the scene's' stocking this year.
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Michael Jackson, Hellogoodbye, Kanye West
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Upcoming concerts here and around the region.
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Who's playing where, and when, at area venues for the next week.
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Reviews
The Coen brothers have subtly crafted what may be their most deeply felt movie yet.
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Reviews
I continue to contemplate, however unwillingly, a movie that is both baffling and pointless.
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Reviews
Colin Firth is rightly garnering Oscar buzz as the future King George VI.
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The three movies we've reviewed, plus Gulliver's Travels with Jack Black.
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Our reviewers' recommendations for films playing around the area.
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Exit Through the Gift Shop, LennoNYC, Barry Munday
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Today in colorado Springs
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IndyBlog
Late interception saves 14-7 victory for Falcons, their second consecutive bowl win to wrap up a 9-4 season.
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IndyBlog
A Christmas story from Snoop Dogg...
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IndyBlog
- by Bill Forman
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Tags: Music, Music, Top Ten, 2010, Broken Bells, High Road, Nick Curran, Reform School Girl, Grace Potter, Tiny Light, Plan B, Stay Too Long, Pigeon John, Dude It's On, Video