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Monument youth hockey coach suspended, under investigation
By Brett Forrest, KOAA Video obtained by Gazette news partner KOAA showed what some purport to be a Monument youth ice hockey coach deliberately tripping and injuring a player. But an attorney for the coach maintains the collision was an accident and the coach will be cleared. The Jan. 15 incident at Monument Ice Rinks…
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Monument youth hockey coach suspended, under investigation
By Brett Forrest, KOAA Video obtained by Gazette news partner KOAA showed what some purport to be a Monument youth ice hockey coach deliberately tripping and injuring a player. But an attorney for the coach maintains the collision was an accident and the coach will be cleared. The Jan. 15 incident at Monument Ice Rinks…
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Tribune pet of the week
Meet Lamar, a dignified senior with a soulful gaze and a story as rich as his name. While “Lamar” traces back to French and Spanish roots meaning “of the sea,” this charming 16-year-old is proudly a mix of Patterdale Terrier (English) and Pug (Chinese), a blend that gives him both handsome looks and a gentle,…
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Gleneagle man named to Sertoma Hall of Fame
By Donna O’Bryant, special to the Tribune After more than three decades of service to his community and to Sertoma International, longtime Gleneagle resident Duane Gritzmaker has been named to the Sertoma International Hall of Fame, one of the organization’s highest honors, at the Dublin, Ohio international conference October 10-11. A member of the Gleneagle…
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Gleneagle Sertoma spotlights service to mankind
The Gleneagle Sertoma Club started its 2025-26 fiscal year with a rebranding emphasis, its annual Patriot Golf fundraiser and preparing its annual donations budget to disburse more than $42,000 to support hearing health, youth and first responders and military and their families. As part of a club re-branding activity, the words “Gleneagle Service To Mankind…
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Monument comes together to host Soap Box Derby
A new location resulted in familiar fun at the Pikes Peak Soap Box Derby on June 1. Held for the first time on Higby Road in Monument, the event drew 43 racers from across the state, including Pueblo, Denver, Centennial, Woodland Park, Longmont, Brighton and Colorado Springs. After a double elimination bracket in each division,…
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D38 communications team earns awards
The Lewis-Palmer School District 38 communications team won multiple awards at the Colorado School Public Relations Association (COSPRA) Conference June 4–6 in Breckenridge. The D38 communications team brought home the following publications and digital media awards: Communications Rookie of the Year to Stephanie Gonzalez, social media specialist & photographer Award of excellence for “Report to…
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Lewis-Palmer debate team takes second, crowns two state champions
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The Lewis-Palmer High School Speech and Debate team crowned two state champions this past weekend at the 4A CHSAA Speech and Debate State Championship. Those champions were freshman Jada Roberson in program oral interpretation (POI),…
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Tammy Phillips added to Jackson Creek Senior Living staff
Jackson Creek Senior Living named Tammy Phillips as its new assisted living director. With a nursing background and a bachelor’s degree in health care administration, Phillips brings a wealth of experience, including serving as the assisted living director at The Palisades at Broadmoor Park and the patient care coordinator at UnitedHealth Group. Phillips will oversee…
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Walk with a Doc Program launched in Monument
Homestead Direct Primary Care is encouraging Monument residents to take a step toward better health with Walk with a Doc, a health program that brings doctors and patients together to walk every Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. at Santa Fe Trail’s Baptist Trailhead. Walk with a Doc is an international non-profit organization whose mission is to…