Author: Kristina Iodice
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Zoo’s missing otter likely not carousing in Boulder
Unless Kitchi decided to go on a cross-country jaunt, the North American river otter recently photographed in Boulder isn’t the same critter long missing from the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo.Another unlikely possibility is that he caught a ride north.Otters have sharp teeth and aren’t the kind of animal people pick up, said Michael Seraphin, Colorado Parks…
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Nonprofit hosts April 13 concert against bullying
The nonprofit Devin 4 Life is holding an anti bully awareness and suicide prevention concert on April 13.Christian band The Awakening will perform. Speakers include Angel Bradley, whose son died in August. Vista Ridge High School student Devin James Scott committed suicide after being bullied by a large number of students.Tickets are $5. T-shirts are…
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Poll: Colorado Springs not so religious after all
Colorado Springs finished 134th in a Gallup study of religious fervor in American metropolitan areas — in the bottom third of all cities measured. While known for conservative politics and the dozens of national religious organizations that call it home, a smaller percentage of Colorado Springs, 35.3 percent, describe themselves as “very religious” than in…
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abaTina Boutique owner starts children’s monthly book club
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save As a parent, choosing an enticing, age-appropriate book for your child can be tricky. Choosing one that spins a story they simply can’t put down is nearly impossible without a specialized background.The owner of abaTina…
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abaTina Boutique owner starts children’s monthly book club
As a parent, choosing an enticing, age-appropriate book for your child can be tricky. Choosing one that spins a story they simply can’t put down is nearly impossible without a specialized background.The owner of abaTina Boutique is putting her training and experience to good use for the benefit of parents all over the Pikes Peak…
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abaTina Boutique owner starts children’s monthly book club
As a parent, choosing an enticing, age-appropriate book for your child can be tricky. Choosing one that spins a story they simply can’t put down is nearly impossible without a specialized background.The owner of abaTina Boutique is putting her training and experience to good use for the benefit of parents all over the Pikes Peak…
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See a crater? Call the city crews
It’s that time of year again, when a drive around town often includes car-rattling and bone-jarring plunges into potholes. Colorado Springs started its annual spring pothole-palooza Monday: a six-week push to collect information on pothole problems. Although city crews are always looking for potholes to fix, the city depends on drivers’ reports. “There’s a massive…
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Cheyenne Mountain Zoo lion pride gains young king
There’s a new male lion at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo.Named Abuto, the one-and-a-half-year-old African lion is the fifth member of the zoo’s lion pride.Visitors can catch glimpses of Abuto through the windows of the Zoo’s new Encounter Africa lion building, located around the corner from the giraffe building. Animal keepers will offer the lion with enrichment…
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Cheyenne Mountain Zoo lion pride gains young king
There’s a new male lion at Cheyenne Mountain Zoo.Named Abuto, the one-and-a-half-year-old African lion is the fifth member of the zoo’s lion pride.Visitors can catch glimpses of Abuto through the windows of the Zoo’s new Encounter Africa lion building, located around the corner from the giraffe building. Animal keepers will offer the lion with enrichment…
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Inch or two of snow expected with storm
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The snowy weather Sunday afternoon in the Pikes Peak region didn’t surprise forecasters at the National Weather Service in Pueblo.The snow was expected to last into the evening, said Tom Magnusson with the weather service.”It’s…