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12 hours ago |
gazette.com | Savannah Eller
Chollas cacti dominate the landscape on the sprawling Walker Ranch just north of Pueblo. In early June, grasshoppers chirp, and swooping birds trill. Those are not the sounds Ed Schmal is searching for with audio detectors zip-tied to tall poles along fence lines and transmission towers. Schmal is looking for evidence of an entirely different soundscape, one mostly undetectable to the human ear.
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2 days ago |
gazette.com | Savannah Eller
In the lead-up to the resignation of Palmer Lake Mayor Glant Havenar on Thursday, the Tri-Lakes area has been experiencing a social media firestorm over texts allegedly leaked in a Signal group chat. The texts, posted as screenshots by former Colorado state Republican Party Chair candidate and Monument resident Darcy Schoening, appear to show Havenar making derogatory comments about multiple Palmer Lake and Monument residents and elected officials.
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4 days ago |
gazette.com | Savannah Eller
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4 days ago |
gazette.com | Savannah Eller
The city of Manitou Springs voted on second reading Tuesday night to slash its special marijuana sales tax amount from 10% to 5%, a move that may foretell financial difficulties to come for the historic city west of Colorado Springs. The move was prompted by a successful ballot measure legalizing recreational marijuana sales in Colorado Springs for existing medical marijuana businesses. The Manitou Springs City Council voted unanimously and without debate on the measure.
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5 days ago |
gazette.com | Savannah Eller
Summer is fast approaching, as is cone season on roads around Colorado Springs. This week, commuters from a large housing development will have a new access intersection to use, a northeast Colorado Springs project sees delays, and ongoing construction on the multi-year South Academy Boulevard Widening Project produces new closures and detours.
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