Author: Heila Rogers
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Palmer Land Conservancy evolves with new name, new board members
Mike League, as one of five new board members of the Palmer Land Conservancy (formerly Palmer Land Trust), will contribute finance and agricultural knowledge to the work that PLC does to protect Southern Colorado land for present and future recreation use, food sources and wildlife. League is chairman, chief executive officer and president of 5Star…
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Colorado Springs professional organizer helps bring calm to homes, businesses in a stormy year
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save A de-cluttering craze sweeping the country in the midst of pandemic stress has been a boon professional organizer Hillary Zama, owner of Spruce Up professional organizing in Colorado Springs. DETAILS Spruce Up LLC 719-800-1186; spruceupllc.com…
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Colorado Springs professional organizer helps bring calm to homes, businesses in a stormy year
A de-cluttering craze sweeping the country in the midst of pandemic stress has been a boon professional organizer Hillary Zama, owner of Spruce Up professional organizing in Colorado Springs. She has seen a “burst of new clients and new interest” in recent months. The increase in business came as a pleasant surprise in the uncertain pandemic…
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Colorado Springs professional organizer helps bring calm to homes, businesses in a stormy year
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save A de-cluttering craze sweeping the country in the midst of pandemic stress has been a boon professional organizer Hillary Zama, owner of Spruce Up professional organizing in Colorado Springs. She has seen a “burst of…
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Colorado Springs professional organizer helps bring calm to homes, businesses in a stormy year
A de-cluttering craze sweeping the country in the midst of pandemic stress has been a boon professional organizer Hillary Zama, owner of Spruce Up professional organizing in Colorado Springs. She has seen a “burst of new clients and new interest” in recent months. The increase in business came as a pleasant surprise in the uncertain…
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History comes alive with reenactor’s portrayal of Jeannette Rankin, the first woman elected to Congress
When the El Paso County Courthouse — the building that now is home to the Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum — was built in 1903, women couldn’t vote in U.S. elections. By 1920, when the 19th amendment to the constitution was ratified, some women received that right. Later other women (and men) of color were granted…
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History comes alive with reenactor’s portrayal of Jeannette Rankin, the first woman elected to Congress
When the El Paso County Courthouse — the building that now is home to the Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum — was built in 1903, women couldn’t vote in U.S. elections. By 1920, when the 19th amendment to the constitution was ratified, some women received that right. Later other women (and men) of color were granted…
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History comes alive with reenactor’s portrayal of Jeannette Rankin, the first woman elected to Congress
When the El Paso County Courthouse — the building that now is home to the Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum — was built in 1903, women couldn’t vote in U.S. elections. By 1920, when the 19th amendment to the constitution was ratified, some women received that right. Later other women (and men) of color were granted…
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UPDATED: Classically Alive house-concert tradition is exploring different venues
Editor’s note: This article has been updated with a new venue for the Feb. 27 concert. It will be 7 p.m. at Temple Beit Torah, 522 E. Madison St., Colorado Springs. The intimate, home-based Classically Alive concerts hosted by married couple Abe Minzer and Carol Schreuder for more than 13 years in their Broadmoor Hills home…
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2 international nonprofits, media company call Palmer Lake property home
Along a private drive in Palmer Lake off of Highway 105, two large, international nonprofits are quietly headquartered. A converted, picturesque red barn alongside active train tracks sits across a small meadow valley from another large, home-like office building. Although both organizations are located in Palmer Lake, Children’s HopeChest and Messenger International have employees who…