Author: STEPHANIE EARLS stephanie.earls@gazettedev.gazette.com
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More than half of Americans are confused about vaccine info, study finds
If the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine has you feeling frustrated and confused, you’re not alone. Despite federal, state and local campaigns meant to clarify and streamline the process, a recent survey by the Kaiser Family Foundation found that 6 in 10 older Americans still say they haven’t received enough information about the vaccine, and about…
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More than half of Americans are confused about vaccine info, study finds
If the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine has you feeling frustrated and confused, you’re not alone. Despite federal, state and local campaigns meant to clarify and streamline the process, a recent survey by the Kaiser Family Foundation found that 6 in 10 older Americans still say they haven’t received enough information about the vaccine, and about…
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Olympian Keller, of Colorado, charged in U.S. Capitol riot
The goal of the Olympic Movement is to help to build a “peaceful and better world” through a spirit of “friendship, solidarity and fair play,” but such ideals appear to be lost on the tall, bearded man shown sporting a Team USA jacket as he towers over a crowd of protesters and police in a…
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Sorry Dry January, you’re going to have to wait ’til 2022 | Pikes Pub
About this time last year, I abandoned my attempt at Dry January due to a not-entirely-unforeseen crisis of willpower. I promised myself that in 2021, really for real this time, I’d do it. A whole month of tee-totaling. My life would be changed utterly. I’d be a new person, richer, healthier, and empowered! Yeah. ……
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Klete Keller, Olympian and Colorado Springs real estate agent, charged in U.S. Capitol riot
The goal of the Olympic Movement is to help to build a “peaceful and better world” through a spirit of “friendship, solidarity and fair play,” but such ideals appear to be lost on the tall, bearded man shown sporting a Team USA jacket as he towers over a crowd of protesters and police in a…
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New owner of Colorado Springs brewpub remains optimistic during pandemic
Matt Dettmann didn’t set out to take over a business in the middle of a pandemic. But when you’re an entrepreneur with an eye for opportunity, and serendipity seems to drop one in your lap, you try not to let timing stand in the way. “Even in a perfect economy, risk is high,” said Dettmann,…
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Even in a pandemic, Colorado’s still tops in suds
How and where we acquire our beer, and how and where we enjoy it, are likely forever changed, thanks to 2020. But if you’re a big fan of suds, and you live in Colorado, know one thing still holds true even through pandemic times: You picked a good place to raise a glass. With well…
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Suds and duds: Dressing for a beer fest in Colorado | Pikes Pub
Hey outdoor festgoers of summer, Penny Bever’s got one word for you. Just one word: skorts. “I can wear them and no matter what I need to do — run, bend down on the ground, whatever — I’m appropriately dressed,” said Bever, an event volunteer at last Saturday’s Feast of St. Arnold in Colorado Springs.…
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Pikes Pub: Cogstone Brewing turns 3, with a party and special tapping of a world-class beer
The twos were far from terrible at Marc Malenfant and Robert Hemphill’s Cogstone Brewing Co., which opened in early 2016 in a retail plaza in the Village Seven neighborhood. Not only did the Colorado Springs craft brewpub double in size after expanding into the remodeled storefront next door, last year its beers earned major cred…