Wednesday, June 19, 2013
News
Healing touch
TESSA guides abuse victims along the long road back.
Welcome to frack land
City Council looks ready to welcome oil and gas drillers, but water could still be a problem.
What was that date again?
City apparently retracts its goal of banning panhandling downtown during shopping season.
Capitol punishment
A death-penalty showdown might play out in the Democrat-controlled Colorado Legislature.
Broadening news
Colorado billionaire Philip Anschutz buys the Gazette, plans to boost content, pages and staff.
Noted: Pride Center forms nonprofit
Also: The Sheriff's new digs, Council candidates announce, and more.
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Long Story Short
Grant Sabin has a naturally occurring whiskey rasp that could give Tom Waits a run for his money.
Columns
Letters: Mayoral control of CSU?
Also: Obama, Lamborn and the economy; an election autopsy; and more.
Drawing lines
Oil and gas exploration could bring jobs to our area, but at what cost?
A shortcut to wasted time
Physicians need to be better stewards of our records so they remain useful, regardless of skewed incentives and new technology.
Cannabiz: Marijuana challenges city
Also: Meeting requirements of House Bill 1284.
Can Anschutz take our daily back to the future?
Now comes Anschutz, with his bottomless pockets. More space, more staff, more journalism. And no more Freedom.
Life with a new lens
A guy stuck a needle in my eye the other day.
What we're still missing
We could have been enjoying the first round of a real major-college football tournament.
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Advice Goddess
Some women collect Hello Kitty, you collect "Hello, I'm teetering on an angry divorce."
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Stranger Than Fiction
All the weird news that's fit to print.
Small-town folks win
One of the proudest progressive victories of the Nov. 6 elections was produced by some scrappy citizens in Brecksville, Ohio.
Food & Drink
Bountiful blossoming
Breakfast and lunch get done right at the Bistro.
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Dine & Dash
Summit at The Broadmoor, McAlister's Deli, The Point Sports Pub & Grill
Side Dish: New-edibles hatchery
Also: Focus on the Beer turns two
Music
King of Space
Hellhounds come in all shapes and sizes, and the ones on Sabin's trail are probably different from the ones on yours.
Shining dirty
ZZ Ward becomes this year's overnight sensation
Beardo apocalypse!
New question: Is the end nigh for Americana?
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Reverb
‘Briffaut is Dan’s baby. The Appolites is shared custody.’
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Sound Advice
Rachael Yamagata, Ke$ha, CeeLo Green
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
Log jam: Deadfall
The film could have been an actors' showpiece, but the actors haven't much to show.
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CineFiles
The Odd Life of Timothy Green, Burning Man, Inside John Lennon
Visual Arts
Track changes
As roller derby evolves, the Springs welcomes its first all-men's team: the Mountain Mad Men.
Stage
Have a seat
TheatreWorks' You Can't Take It With You invites audience members to family dinner.
Calendar
Special Section
Goodwill toward all from NORAD
NORAD gets ready to do its Christmas thing by tracking Santa.
Emergency ambulance service in flux
Emergency ambulance contract continues to draw sparks as the city seeks to work a special deal with contractor, AMR.
Bensberg joins the City Council race
Former County Commissioner Jim Bensberg seeks City Council seat.
Heart docs join Memorial
Memorial Hospital announces addition of more than a dozen doctors, including Pikes Peak Cardiology.
Rally against fracking announced
Rally to protest the city's oil and gas regulation ordinance planned for Dec. 11.
UPDATE: Does AFA have an arsonist afoot?
Second round of fires within a week break out at Air Force Academy dorm.
