Author: Courier Staff
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Pets of the week for Dec. 17
Call TCRAS at 719-686-7707 to set up a time to come meet. Tyto is a big fluffy guy looking for the home of his dreams. That home could have another confident cat, or even better Tyto’s roommate, Samurai. It also has people in it that will go slow and allow Tyto to warm up to…
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Courier news briefs for Dec. 10
Live nativity Charis Bible College will be hosting its annual Live Nativity Drive-Through from Dec. 19-21. The event will be open from 6-8 p.m. on those evenings. “Bring your family and friends to this inspiring outdoor event and share in the hope and joy of Christmas,” A Charis announcement says. Christkindl market The Pikes Peak…
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Courier pets of the week for Dec. 10
Call TCRAS at 719-686-7707 to set up an appointment. Padfoot the cat has been in foster care for the past couple of months with his littermates. They were saved from a home that was not in good condition which made some of them unhealthy. The foster home provided a lot of care, love and all…
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Courier news briefs for Dec. 3
AMF headliner announced The headliner for the second annual America’s Mountain Festival will be Aaron Watson. Watson is the first independent male country artist ever to debut an album at No. 1 on the Billboard Country chart, a feat recognized in the Country Music Hall of Fame. The album, “The Underdog,” debuted in 2015 and…
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Courier news briefs for Nov. 26
Illuminating Hearts Voices of Grief Support and Education Center hosts “Illuminating Hearts,” a morning of remembrance, healing art and the glow of shared light. The event, from 9:30 a.m. to noon Dec. 6 is at the Colorado Springs Senior Center at 1514 N. Hancock Ave. The event is free but pre-registration is required at info@voicesofgriefcente.org.…
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Courier pets of the week
Call TCRAS at 719-686-7707 to make a time to come meet them. Babs may be a little nervous on the first meeting, but I warm up in about 5 seconds! She’s roughly 35 pounds of adorable dog. She’s energetic and ready to learn. Her favorite things are getting walks, meeting new friends – people and…
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Courier letters to the editor for Nov. 19
Unions win, kids lose Congratulations to the Three G’s. Having watched the WPSD soap opera for 17 years, here’s my plot spoiler for the next few years. The Three G Board members who eschewed “politics” while campaigning will become storm troopers for the National Education Association (NEA) and American Federation of Teachers (AFT). Remember, until…
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Courier news briefs for Nov. 19
Winter Day in the Park Welcome the holiday season with Woodland Park Parks and Recreation at Memorial Park on Dec. 5. “Join us as the park transforms into a winter wonderland filled with holiday cheer, twinkling lights, official City tree lighting and all the magic of the season,” an announcement said. “We’ll have festive activities,…
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Courier letters to the editor for Nov. 12
Thank You WPSD Voters Thank you RE-2 voters for taking the time to become informed, for treasuring our traditional public schools as well as school choice, for recognizing the need for new leadership and most of all for voting for Laura Gordon, Kassidi Gilgenast and Carol Greenstreet. We can now look forward to the end…
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Courier news briefs for Nov. 12
A Cup of Christmas Tea The kickoff event for Gold Camp Country Christmas will be held Nov. 15. The Cup of Christmas Tea will take place in the upstairs area at the Aspen Mine Center in Cripple Creek. Table hosts make goodies for their table to go with the variety of teas offered by AMC…