Author: GAZETTE EDITORIAL
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Vote ‘no’ on Amendment 66 tax increase
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save ENDORSEMENT: Vote “no” on Amendment 66. We need high-quality K-12 education to attract and keep good employers and to preserve and maintain Colorado’s quality of life. On these shared values, proponents of Amendment 66 want…
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Vote ‘no’ on Amendment 66 tax increase
ENDORSEMENT: Vote “no” on Amendment 66. We need high-quality K-12 education to attract and keep good employers and to preserve and maintain Colorado’s quality of life. On these shared values, proponents of Amendment 66 want voters to approve a tax that will take $1 billion and more from the state’s economy every year without a…
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Denver’s downtown success should help the Springs
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save A great city is largely judged by its downtown. Think Chicago, New York, San Antonio and Boulder. All are destinations full of great restaurants, sights and sounds, crowds, stores and attractive amenities. They’re places that…
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Denver’s downtown success should help the Springs
A great city is largely judged by its downtown. Think Chicago, New York, San Antonio and Boulder. All are destinations full of great restaurants, sights and sounds, crowds, stores and attractive amenities. They’re places that attract the kind of young, well-educated professionals a local economy needs to grow and create good jobs. For today’s top…
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The Front Range Express, which shuttled passengers between Colorado Springs and Denver on luxurious buses, may be back by late 2014. “This is imminent. It’s not pie in the sky. We are down to dotting the i’s and crossing the t’s,” said Les Gruen, the Colorado Transportation Commission’s Colorado Springs representative. Craig Blewitt, director of…
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Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The Front Range Express, which shuttled passengers between Colorado Springs and Denver on luxurious buses, may be back by late 2014. “This is imminent. It’s not pie in the sky. We are down to dotting…
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We take pride in USOC and community of athletes
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Top actors go to Hollywood. Country music stars gravitate to Nashville. Likewise, Olympic athletes belong in Colorado Springs. We value the privilege of hosting the United States Olympic Committee, the U.S. Olympic Training Center and…
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We take pride in USOC and community of athletes
Top actors go to Hollywood. Country music stars gravitate to Nashville. Likewise, Olympic athletes belong in Colorado Springs. We value the privilege of hosting the United States Olympic Committee, the U.S. Olympic Training Center and 22 Olympic and Paralympic teams. So it makes good sense that two additional Olympic national governing bodies, which oversee Olympic…
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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 some of our community’s most accomplished leaders work to reinvigorate the Colorado Springs Airport, a major airline has shown faith by coming into the city with daily nonstop flights between the Springs and its…
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As some of our community’s most accomplished leaders work to reinvigorate the Colorado Springs Airport, a major airline has shown faith by coming into the city with daily nonstop flights between the Springs and its hub at Seattle-Tacoma International. Alaska Airlines, the country’s seventh-largest carrier, is expected to boost annual traffic in Colorado Springs by…





