Author: Barbara Cotter
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Who’s on first? City Council candidates learn where they’ll be on ballot
Being the top name on an election ballot is no guarantee of a victory — but it doesn’t hurt. So Andres G. Pico, a candidate for Colorado Springs City Council District 6, had to be delighted that his got the top spot on the April 2 ballot in a random drawing conducted Friday by City…
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Czelatdko won’t seek re-election to council
City Councilwoman Lisa Czelatdko made it official Wednesday: She will not seek re-election to the District 3 seat she won as a political newcomer two years ago in a race against a seasoned politician. Reports surfaced last month that she would not go after another term, but she wouldn’t confirm them, saying only that she…
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Czelatdko won’t seek re-election to council
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save City Councilwoman Lisa Czelatdko made it official Wednesday: She will not seek re-election to the District 3 seat she won as a political newcomer two years ago in a race against a seasoned politician. Reports…
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UPDATE: Visiting Nurses Assn. explains closure of Springs office
UPDATE: The Visiting Nurses Association issues a statement Tuesday explaining its decision to shutter its Colorado Springs office. “With the support of our Board of Directors, the Visiting Nurses Association has made an extremely difficult decision to close its doors in Colorado Springs,” says VNA’s Director of Human Resources Kim Robinson. “Our patients in Colorado…
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Hospice to open unit in Memorial Central this year
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Pikes Peak Hospice & Palliative Care had it in mind to expand its inpatient services into Memorial Hospital several years ago, but the plan was sidelined because no one knew who would end up running…
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Hospice to open unit in Memorial Central this year
Pikes Peak Hospice & Palliative Care had it in mind to expand its inpatient services into Memorial Hospital several years ago, but the plan was sidelined because no one knew who would end up running the show at the hospital. Now that the governance issue has been settled and Memorial is part of the University…
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Officials warn parents about sleeping with babies
Colorado Springs Police Lt. Howard Black had been in his new post with the Special Victims Section for less than a year when he came to a grim realization: Of the seven infants who died in that short time span last year, it appeared that at least two, and perhaps two more, had been sleeping…
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Officials warn parents about sleeping with babies
Colorado Springs Police Lt. Howard Black had been in his new post with the Special Victims Section for less than a year when he came to a grim realization: Of the seven infants who died in that short time span last year, it appeared that at least two, and perhaps two more, had been sleeping…
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Standing-room-only crowd issues plea to save Wasson
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The Colorado Springs School District 11 board received another round of pleas from parents, teachers, students and alumni Wednesday to reconsider the district’s plan to shut down Wasson High School and turn the under-used building…
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Standing-room-only crowd issues plea to save Wasson
The Colorado Springs School District 11 board received another round of pleas from parents, teachers, students and alumni Wednesday to reconsider the district’s plan to shut down Wasson High School and turn the under-used building into a campus of alternative education programs. A sedate, standing-room-only crowd gathered at the D-11 administration building and took turns…