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Olympic museum struggles to meet projected attendance, grapples with falling revenues 5 years on
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save As officials at the U.S. Olympic & Paralympic Museum in downtown Colorado Springs prepare for the gleaming facility’s fifth anniversary on Wednesday, they grapple with attendance figures that haven’t nearly measured up to original projections and revenues that have fallen year-over-year. Officials said they’re working…
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New Colorado Springs councilman approved on split vote, lack of time in community cited as problematic
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save New Colorado Springs Councilman James “Mike” O’Malley was appointed Monday on a split vote, with two councilmember’s opposing his appointment citing lack of experience in the community and possible racial bias in the process. O’Malley, a U.S. Department of Transportation advisor, was appointed on a…
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New Colorado Springs councilman approved on split vote, lack of time in community cited as problematic
New Colorado Springs Councilman James “Mike” O’Malley was appointed Monday on a split vote, with two councilmember’s opposing his appointment citing lack of experience in the community and possible racial bias in the process. O’Malley, a U.S. Department of Transportation advisor, was appointed on a 6-2 vote to fill Andy Pico’s seat for three months…
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Colorado Springs City Council to vote on collective bargaining ballot item, Mayor Suthers leads opposition
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Holding true to a promise their president made this spring, the Colorado Springs City Council will vote next month whether to place a collective bargaining question on next year’s ballot for city firefighters. Whether a…
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Stormwater bills to begin July 1, committee might inspect larger bills
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Colorado Springs Utilities customers who own property will get their first bills for new stormwater fees starting Sunday. Homeowners will see a $5 charge added to their water bill each month. Nonresidential properties will be charged $30 per acre each month. In a last-minute reversal,…
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Stormwater bills to begin July 1, committee might inspect larger bills
Colorado Springs Utilities customers who own property will get their first bills for new stormwater fees starting Sunday. Homeowners will see a $5 charge added to their water bill each month. Nonresidential properties will be charged $30 per acre each month. In a last-minute reversal, though, city officials will not release billing details for properties…
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Colorado Springs City Council upholds master plan for North Cheyenne Cañon Park
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The last gasp of opposition to Colorado Springs’ master plan for North Cheyenne Cañon Park escaped City Hall on Tuesday as the City Council denied an appeal to the plan. City Council President Richard Skorman and members Bill Murray and Yolanda Avila voted to uphold…
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Colorado Springs City Council upholds master plan for North Cheyenne Cañon Park
The last gasp of opposition to Colorado Springs’ master plan for North Cheyenne Cañon Park escaped City Hall on Tuesday as the City Council denied an appeal to the plan. City Council President Richard Skorman and members Bill Murray and Yolanda Avila voted to uphold the appeal. Kent Obee, one of seven former Parks and…
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Colorado Springs creekside camping ban gets initial City Council approval
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The Colorado Springs City Council gave initial approval Tuesday to a ban on creekside camping, paving the way for a crackdown on homeless people living along waterways within the city. The council voted 7 to 2 to ban camping within 100 feet of the city…
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Colorado Springs creekside camping ban gets initial City Council approval
The Colorado Springs City Council gave initial approval Tuesday to a ban on creekside camping, paving the way for a crackdown on homeless people living along waterways within the city. The council voted 7 to 2 to ban camping within 100 feet of the city waterways and concrete drainage canals. A second vote on final…