Author: Andrew Wineke
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Attorney general gives OK to Memorial lease agreement
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Colorado Attorney General John Suthers said Wednesday he saw no legal problems with the plan to lease city-owned Memorial Health System to University of Colorado Health. Under the state’s Hospital Transfer Act, the attorney general’s…
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Attorney general gives OK to Memorial lease agreement
Colorado Attorney General John Suthers said Wednesday he saw no legal problems with the plan to lease city-owned Memorial Health System to University of Colorado Health. Under the state’s Hospital Transfer Act, the attorney general’s office is required to review the sale or transfer of nonprofit hospitals to insure that the charitable purposes of the…
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Forensic vocational expert sees growing need for her field
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Most people, Bonnie Martindale says, don’t know what a vocational expert does, even when they can benefit from those services. Although she can play a variety of roles, the core of Martindale’s job is to…
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Forensic vocational expert sees growing need for her field
Most people, Bonnie Martindale says, don’t know what a vocational expert does, even when they can benefit from those services. Although she can play a variety of roles, the core of Martindale’s job is to discover what someone’s skills and wage capacity are. Her work can play an important part in cases like divorce, disability,…
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Mayor calls on council to reverse Drake decision
Mayor Steve Bach said Thursday he hopes the City Council will reverse its decision to go ahead with plans to install what he called “experimental” emissions control technology at the Martin Drake Power Plant downtown. But the mayor may have to keep hoping, because council President Scott Hente and other council members say the decision…
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Memorial launches ad campaign focused on patient care
After years spent focused on the debate over its ownership, Memorial Health System is trying to shift the spotlight back to patient care. To that end, the city-owned hospital launched a $120,000 advertising campaign Monday built around the tagline, “Your care. Our passion,” and featuring the stories of three Memorial patients. Memorial spokesman Brian Newsome…
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Visitors bureau launching campaign to lure tourists back after fire
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The Colorado Springs Convention and Visitors Bureau is launching a $200,000 advertising campaign aimed at luring tourists back to the region after the Waldo Canyon fire. “The public perception was that the Front Range of…
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Visitors bureau launching campaign to lure tourists back after fire
The Colorado Springs Convention and Visitors Bureau is launching a $200,000 advertising campaign aimed at luring tourists back to the region after the Waldo Canyon fire. “The public perception was that the Front Range of Colorado was on fire and was going up in smoke,” said Doug Price, president and CEO of the convention and…
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Local oil promoters agree to pay $975,000 in restitution to investors
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Two Colorado Springs men have agreed to pay $975,000 in restitution for their role in promoting oil and gas investments that the Colorado Securities Commissioner alleged were fraudulent. Brian Sullivan and Daniel Sheriff and their…
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Local oil promoters agree to pay $975,000 in restitution to investors
Two Colorado Springs men have agreed to pay $975,000 in restitution for their role in promoting oil and gas investments that the Colorado Securities Commissioner alleged were fraudulent. Brian Sullivan and Daniel Sheriff and their company, Fairfield Energy, Inc., did not admit to the allegations made by Colorado Banking and Securities Commissioner Fred Joseph, but…