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- Local News
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Springs math teacher sues the state to vote his conscience as a member of the Electoral College
Your local "Hamilton Elector"
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- Local News
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Keith King wants to use his expense account to hire a ghost writer
Given his time in elected office, it's hard to imagine why he'd need help.
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- Local News
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Kickoff for No Man's Land gateway project
The project, considered a gateway from Old Colorado City to Manitou Springs and Ute Pass, is funded by the PPRTA.
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- Local News
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Adopt a cat — or 30 — this weekend
The event is sponsored by Wild Blue Animal Rescue and Sanctuary and Heuberger.
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- Local News
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Drainage project begins
The $4 million project kicked off on Monday.
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- Local News
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State rep. Tim Leonard to jail
Leonard is believed to be the first sitting Colorado state lawmaker sentenced to jail in at least four decades.
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- Noted
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Hannah Mitchell-Parsons promoted at Regional Business Alliance
Parsons replaces Al Wenstrand, who is retiring after holding the position since April 2014.
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- Politics
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Bennet names Julies Levy Duvall as state aide
Julie Levy Duvall will be based in Denver.
Columns
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- Good Dirt
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Playing Santa for the outdoor set
Be creative and think locally.
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- City Sage
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Latest Drake legal battle fizzles
City Sage
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- Street Smarts
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Curl up with a good book
Street Smarts
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- Hightower
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Tom Barrack presents: The Donald
The four-day inaugural will be a Trumpean Spectacular.
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- Advice Goddess
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Why do men say 'I do'?
Advice Goddess
Food & Drink
Music
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- Concerts
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Bar and club gigs in the region
Playing Around
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- Concerts
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Major concerts in Colorado
Big Gigs
Culture
Calendar
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- IndyBlog
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Oskar Blues to occupy former Old Chicago downtown
The Colorado-based company, known for beers like Dale's Pale Ale, will open its restaurant downtown this summer.
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- IndyBlog
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Homeward Pikes Peak clients get new mattresses thanks to Virginia-based donor
For many recipients, this is the first brand-new mattress they've ever owned.
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- IndyBlog
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Wobbly Olive barman wins cocktail fight
Phil Arana beat out barmen from Axe and the Oak, Cowboy Star, and the Wobbly Olive.
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- IndyBlog
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The Flux has left the building
Flux Capacitor announced yesterday that it would be closing its doors due to coding issues. However, organizers encourage fans to take heart, as they're already hard at work procuring a new location.
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