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Homelessness solution: Welcome to Bachville
In today's episode of Steve Bach : Champion Of The Homeless , we find our Mother Teresa -like mayor rounding up support for a campus-like place so all of our village's downtrodden can get a safe night's sleep, medical care and career training, and, more importantly, so the unshaven bums will stay the hell out of the downtown area. Comment?
Civil unions: Can get there from here
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By the time you read this, civil unions will be legal in Colorado. It may not be same-sex marriage, but it's a long way from where we were a couple decades ago. Comment?
Homeless population growing, survey shows
There are at least 1,171 homeless people in El Paso County , a one-day headcount revealed, up from 1,127 in 2012. Comment?
Bill Elder wastes no time announcing run for sheriff
Remember when there were breaks between election seasons? Take a moment to reminisce, because that's certainly not the case anymore. Comment?
Bach plays paperboy for Gazette
Take, for example, what happened when Gazette reporters wrote a perfectly serviceable story about the city's Waldo Canyon Fire After Action Report , released April 3. The newspaper's April 4 story noted the city's shortcomings, along with some strengths, as outlined in the report. Comment?
Federal government fails third-grade punctuation
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I kid you not: The lack of apostrophes in the names of landmarks - Zebulon Pike's peak, for instance - is on purpose . Comment?
Guthrie, Helm and Croce set for local summer shows
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Granted, Colorado Springs doesn't always get the best-known musicians coming through, but we'll soon be getting a lot of their offspring. Comment?
Pot-shop limit is an option in Manitou Springs
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Yesterday, Colorado Springs Mayor Steve Bach called recreational marijuana a "public safety issue," and indicated that he's likely to advocate for a ban on pot shops in his city. 1 comment
Hick signs 'Breakfast After the Bell'
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The law means that schools with higher levels of impoverished children will be required - with some exceptions - to serve a free breakfast to all students after the start of the school day. Comment?
New laws lay out the path for Amendment 64's implementation
When it comes to marijuana in Colorado, bills passed by legislators, mandating this shall do that , are hardly the last word. Comment?
Baseball in Colorado Springs; Scatter, Adapt, and Remember; Every Boy Should Have a Man
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If you ever lose sight of Colorado Springs' gritty, blue-collar beginnings, just remember that our first professional baseball team, created in 1901, was nicknamed the Millionaires. Comment?
Since souvenir program books only go back so far on eBay, cultural historians really have no scientific way of proving when the first music festivals actually took place. Comment?
Review: The Drowsy Chaperone ups the ante in every way at the FAC
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Anyone who thinks musical theater is dead, that America has lost its knack for creating it, hasn't been to the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center lately. Comment?
Snow in May isn't unusual for Colorado, and sadly, neither is a scorching, dry summer. Comment?
Praise for pastry guy and the critic, and a pet-poop plea
If your comments are mailed or e-mailed to us, we'll consider them for publication - unless you request otherwise. Comment?
Southern Hospitality starts its national march in Denver, built on smoke and celebs
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Surprisingly, it's possible to visit Southern Hospitality without hearing the names Justin Timberlake or Ryan Tedder. Comment?
Electric-vehicle charging arrives downtown
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A parking lot at the southwest corner of North Nevada Avenue and East Cache la Poudre Street is a little more energetic with Colorado College 's recent installation of a publicly accessible electric-vehicle charging station. Comment?
Mayor Bach: Recreational marijuana is 'public-safety issue'
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Bach: 'You know, El Paso County ... has already banned [marijuana stores]; talked to Marc Snyder, the mayor of Manitou, I think they're considering the same.' While Mayor Steve Bach didn't exactly come right out, at his monthly press conference , and say he plans to push for a ban on recreational marijuana, he did make it clear that he not only ... (more) Comment?
Once again, the issue of whether Colorado Springs City Council is getting the sound and unbiased legal advice it needs has arisen. Comment?
Changing Colors, Burning Maps, and Bullhead*ded make three
This weekend, for instance, you can catch three different local CD release shows. Comment?