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BEST AND BRIGHTEST: Working at soup kitchen shifts teen’s perspective
Comments | RecommendTO OUR READERS: This is one in a series of stories about members of The Gazette's Best & Brightest Class of 2008. Kelly Dotseth didn't feel appreciated that day as she volunteered at the Marian House Soup Kitchen, greeting people at the door while...
Printers Home resident lives out a dream
Comments | RecommendEd Duran's cheeks were red and his brow was sweaty as he stood at the fiery grill, his arm shaking ever so slightly from the strain of flipping over massive hunks of London broil. But if hard work is what it takes to achieve a dream, so be it. It was...
Pike, Longfellow schools get reprieve
Comments | RecommendPike and Longfellow elementary schools got a reprieve, at least temporarily, Wednesday night when the D-11 board decided against ordering them closed at the end of the 2008-09 school year. But the school board asked the administration to prepare a comprehensive...
Pastor blesses bikes
Comments | RecommendDespite what your mother may have told you, motorcycles are not the favored transportation mode on the Highway to Hell. In fact, Satan - an infamous killjoy - probably doesn't even ride. But Father Mike Butler does. And he says bikes are A-OK with his...
Affidavit details allegations in Pine Creek vandalism case
Comments | RecommendA Colorado Springs real estate agent was supervising four 13-year-old boys at a sleepover the night she allegedly recruited them to vandalize the home of former clients, police state in newly released court documents. According to an arrest affidavit...
SIDE STREETS: Times change, but residential conflicts stay the same
Comments | RecommendConflict between neighbors isn't new. It's been going on for a century in Colorado Springs, as a "Back Pages" column last week showed. Here's the story, published in The Gazette on April 30, 1908: "Mrs. Nellie Stevens,...
Rare honors for fomer mayor
Comments | RecommendAn antique, horse-drawn hearse will lead a rare procession through downtown Colorado Springs on Friday morning to honor former Mayor Robert M. Isaac, who died last week. Family members and city officials Wednesday completed details of the service, which...
BEST AND BRIGHTEST: Scholar shares love of tennis with kids
Comments | RecommendTO OUR READERS: This is one in a series of stories about members of The Gazette's Best & Brightest Class of 2008. Michael Tope first picked up a tennis racket as a kindergartner. Now he's captain of the Rampart High School varsity team...
State gets a C for well-being of mothers, young children
Comments | RecommendColorado is a great place to be a mom when it comes to finding child care, getting paid time off work and breathing clean air. But when it comes to prenatal health care, finding affordable health insurance for children or avoiding...
Zoo says goodbye to hippo matriarch, dead at age 34
Comments | RecommendMaggie, a venerable Nile hippopotamus and a favorite animal at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, died late Tuesday. The 34-year-old hippo was in failing health for a year, suffering from arthritis, weight loss and, veterinarians suspect,...
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