Author: Benn Farrell
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Either I am not aging well…or technology thinks I’m not | What the Heckle?
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Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Maybe it’s because I’ve gained weight. Maybe it’s because I’ve worked a lot in the sun over the past 10 years or so. And maybe it’s because I turn 50 years old this year. But…
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2024 Tri-Lakes Guide – Play
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While the communities of the Tri-Lakes region continue to find and develop new ideas to create more ways for all ages to play during their free time, there is a variety of places to create memorable days and nights already existing either in the region or with very little travel. One of the most unique…
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2024 Tri-Lakes Guide – Drink
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With a variety of places to choose from to relax and have a drink at the end of the day, what separates each of them from each other is their signature drinks. A signature drink is any unique or original drink which expresses the nature of the person or establishment creating it. Many signature drinks…
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No-Booze St. Paddy’s Bash returns to Woodmoor Barn March 15
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A dual-purpose event to provide those who do not wish to drink alcoholic beverages but still celebrate St. Patrick’s Day returns this month. Providing a safe, sane, alcohol-free alternative to the usual St. Patrick’s Day shenanigans, the No Booze St. Paddy’s Day Bash returns for a 2024 installment. This is the second year for the…
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New year’s resolutions start by first recognizing your comfort zone | What the heckle?
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Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save As February falls behind us, most New Year’s resolutions have already failed. During a recent team meeting online for my day job, we did a round-robin share of what we decided would be our New…
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Limbach Park and Monument Lake to get amenity upgrades
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Monument Lake will be getting a new restroom facility and Limbach Park will be getting an upgrade to its playground equipment. The Town of Monument Council had its regular meeting Feb. 5 at town hall where it reviewed two resolutions which would upgrade some of the amenities at Monument Lake as well as Limbach Park,…
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D-38 and firm establish phase one of five in new superintendent search
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With the release of a community engagement survey and in-person event, School District 38’s search for a new superintendent has completed its first phase and is now into its second. The D-38 Board of Education had a work session Feb. 5 at the district learning center in Monument during which directors had a lengthy discussion…
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With mom as inspiration, the Monument Mercantile aspires to stay fresh and exciting
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Brody Love’s mother had a dream. And that dream has become a reality as of last September, in her honor. Located at 183 Washington Street, on the corner of 2nd Street and Washington in Downtown Monument, The Monument Mercantile features a vast collection of functional items, Colorado-inspired home decor, including farmhouse, rustic lodge and vintage…
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D-38 selects firm for new superintendent search, sets goals for 2024
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The next step to finding a new superintendent for School District 38 is underway with the selection of a search and recruitment firm. The Lewis-Palmer School District Board of Education had its regular meeting Jan. 22 at the district learning center in Monument where it made a selection on which firm will conduct the search…
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Moratorium on Land Development Code applications passes
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The Town of Monument has taken a pause from accepting new land development applications for at least 30 days. Because of staffing issues in the Town of Monument Planning Department, including the resignation of its most recent planning director April Kroner, Monument issued a temporary suspension on the receipt of any new Land Development Code…





