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Incorporations
Incorporations (Oct. 7-14) 1106C Fontmore Road LLC – Alpern Myers Stuart LLC, 601 Southside Road, Manitou Springs. 13360 Bent Spur Trail LLC – Forbush Goldberg PLLC, 4477 Canonwood Road. 1415 N. Chestnut St. LLC – Forbush Goldberg PLLC, 4477 Canonwood Road. 17475 Lamplight Drive LLC – Forbush Goldberg PLLC, 4477 Canonwood Road. 2545 Willamette Ave.…
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A realistic approach to Iran
Foreign policy debates rarely get away from being reflections of domestic political conflicts, but they are also usually based on unstated assumptions and unacknowledged theories. That’s true of the struggle over the Iran nuclear agreement, even if raw politics is playing an exceptionally large role. There are many indications that Republican Sens. Jeff Flake (Ariz.)…
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Movie minis
opening “War Room” – (Drama, PG, 120 minutes). Not reviewed. A struggling couple finds help in the form of a wise, older woman who encourages them to pray. specialtY “The Breakfast Club” – (Comedy, R, 97 minutes). Five high school students from all walks of life meet in detention, dusk Monday, Ivywild Gymnasium, 1604 S.…
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Briefly
Skateboard film to be shown in Denver Mountain Dew Green Label Films in association with Brain Farm will premiere the skateboarding film “We Are Blood” at 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, at Paramount Theatre, 1621 Glenarm Place, Denver. Tickets are available for $12.50 plus fees online at altitudetickets.com or by phone at 866-461-6556 and can also be…
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Voice of the Consumer: Waiting at the DMV
Congratulations to all the new teenage drivers in Colorado Springs. You not only passed the required exams, but a test of your endurance as well. Your parents should also be commended. I can say that after waiting three hours at the Division of Motor Vehicles at 2447 N. Union Blvd. I was lucky. I talked…
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Many firsts belong to GOP
The Republican Party has allowed itself to be described by the Democrats as the party of the rich, white male, but it should not and does not have to be that way. The Republican Party has a rich and storied history of promoting freedom and opportunity for all and as the 2016 election season heats…
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LETTERS: Known for drugs not beauty; more on trash service zones
Known for drugs, not beauty There has been much discussion on whether marijuana should be legalized in Colorado Springs. I am against legalizing marijuana for Colorado Springs because of the sad experience I had when returning to Colorado Springs on an airplane. One man said to me, after I told him I lived in Colorado…
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LETTERS: The city’s priorities; racist and undemocratic
Get the city’s priorities right Last week’s horrific and violent harvesting of a child in the womb of a young mother in Longmont has once again brought us face to face with the reality that a pre-born child has no legal rights in Colorado. As a consequence, the perpetrator of this mortal crime (the baby…
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ESSENTIALS: Business briefs from the Pikes Peak region
– Phil Long Ford of Chapel Hills has been recognized with the 2014 President’s Award by Ford Motor Co. The award honors dealerships that have excelled in automotive retailing in 2014, by providing exceptional customer service and satisfaction. Out of more than 3,000 Ford and Lincoln dealers nationwide, 376 were named winners of the President’s…
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AROUND TOWN: Care and Share Food Bank message reaches 1,000+ at luncheon
The news was good. A five-year Care and Share Food Bank program, now two years in, could make food available to 100 percent of all southern Colorado residents by 2018. Although there are still hungry, food-insecure people in southern counties, including El Paso, they are fewer than ever. The program is realistically named “Within Reach”…