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Nonprofits Around Town: New Horizons Band and Care and Share Food Bank
There was music in the air. And in the hallway. And backstage. And on the dance floor.
Swine flu worries: Local woman critically ill
A 22-year-old Canon City woman has been hit hard with the swine flu. The family says the woman has no underlying conditions and up until now was always very healthy.
22-Year-Old Ca on City Woman in Critical Condition with H1N1
The H1N1 virus has put a Canon City woman in very critical condition. 22-year-old Kayla Kammrad began showing signs of the illness two weeks ago.
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Nonprofits Around Town: Christian-Jewish Dialogue and Miracles in Motion
It's what makes the Center for Christian-Jewish Dialogue work. For 14 years. At the annual dinner and dialogue Oct.
Alan Miller enters two guilty pleas
District Judge Julie Marshall accepted guilty pleas from Edward Alan Miller on two charges that will send him to prison for two years.
Canon City Daily Record Newspaper
Florence-Penrose schools were on a two-hour delay this morning, while Canon City schools were on schedule.
SUNRISE: Police seek 4 men in south-side Springs robbery
Colorado Springs police officers are searching for the four men who car-jacked and robbed two other men in a liquor store parking lot on the cityA A A1 2's south side Tuesday night.
Man Seriously Injured in Rollover Accident on I-25
A man was seriously injured overnight after rolling his car on I-25 just north of Fillmore.
Seats open on two county boards
Fremont County citizens interested in serving their communities are invited to submit letters of interest to fill open seats on two different county panels.
Dining Review: New menu, chef push Charles Court to dining excellence
Charles Court has long been known as The Broadmoor restaurant where rich out-of-towners could go so they could tell the folks back home that they ate elk or buffalo.
Nonprofits Around Town: Breakfast for hundreds helps little ones get...
NONPROFITS AROUND TOWN: Breakfast for hundreds helps little ones get early education; Hundred Club honors first responders Comments 0 Recommend 0 October 16, 2009 3:47 PM LINDA NAVARRO THE GAZETTE She has a dream, Noreen Landis-Tyson confided to her 650 breakfast guests: Every child who wants and needs an early childhood education will have one.
Colorado Springs Prepares for 2010 Census
A national census is required once every 10 years to count how many people are living in the United States.
Colorado Springs Business Journal
Division of Insurance fines United Healthcare companies
The state's largest health insurance company received fines totaling $457,000 from the Colorado Division of Insurance, which citied a variety of problems it found during routine market conduct examinations.
Hospitals Across The State Implement Visitor Restrictions
The Colorado Hospital Association has released a list of restrictions hospitals across the state have implemented to keep H1N1 and seasonal flu from spreading.
Domestic Violence 'Not Just a Woman's Issue'
The message from the leader of the local agency that works to stop domestic and sexual violence and help victims is easy to understand: "This is not just a woman's issue." Getting men and boys to embrace the idea, though, is tough, says Connie Brachtenbach, executive director of TESSA.
Celebrate 'apples' and 'field trips' in the month of October
Celebrate 'apples' by enjoying some apple pie in October! Did you know that October is both 'apple' month and 'go on a field trip' month? Why not observe both and get together with some of your fellow parents of multiples and go on a field trip to Ferrara's Happy Apple Farm in Penrose, CO, just minutes away from Colorado Springs! While the farm is ...
Penrose Health Services restricts visitors due to flu
Monday, October 05, 2009 at 4:51 p.m. COLORADO SPRINGS, COLO. -- With the increase of H1N1 flu virus cases in El Paso County, Penrose-St. Francis Health Services A is implementing visitor restrictions and recommendations effective Monday at all Colorado Springs hospitals.A Penrose-St. Francis is working in conjunction with the El Paso County ...
Local Flu Shot Clinics Cancelled Due to Vaccine Shortage
Penrose-St. Francis Health Services in Colorado Springs says they've been forced to cancel their seasonal flu shot clinics due to a vaccine shortage.
Cool October air, golden aspen trees and the Broncos taking the field for another season mean only one thing - fall has returned to Colorado.
How do you like them apples? Penrose finds core of its identity
PENROSE For this orchard owner, saving human lives is easier than saving apples.