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D-49 delays some innovation plans; new staff welcomed
Money questions and wording have stalled work on several innovation plans in Falcon School District 49. The school board voted Thursday night to temporarily withdraw plans for changes at three schools to give staff time to review the proposals. Plans for Meridian Ranch International School and Woodmen Hills Elementary School in the Falcon Innovation Zone…
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NOREEN: Biker’s Church for holy rollers
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save It doesn’t look like a house of worship. But at 2225 E. Platte Ave., amid pawn shops, medicinal marijuana dispensaries, bars and aging motels is the Set Free Biker’s Church. There’s no steeple, no orderly…
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NOREEN: Biker’s Church for holy rollers
It doesn’t look like a house of worship. But at 2225 E. Platte Ave., amid pawn shops, medicinal marijuana dispensaries, bars and aging motels is the Set Free Biker’s Church. There’s no steeple, no orderly rows of pews; the old warehouse has huge garage doors that roll up, the roof insulation is exposed. Anyone is…
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Helpful Springs dog needs help with surgery
Benjie Wrubel, 10, has the biggest grin ever for his friend Sammie when he sees her when he arrives for pottery class at Bemis Art School.Sammie, 3 1/2, in turn, wags her tail at top speed.“She’s a really nice dog, I don’t have a dog at home and I feel connected,” Benjie says.Sammie is the…
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Helpful Springs dog needs help with surgery
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Benjie Wrubel, 10, has the biggest grin ever for his friend Sammie when he sees her when he arrives for pottery class at Bemis Art School.Sammie, 3 1/2, in turn, wags her tail at top…
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Math-loving teen earns spot in NASA’s Women in STEM program
Mikaela Henness-Wilson says she has always been “really good at math.” She’s not bragging, mind you, just explaining how she garnered a spot in a prestigious summer program at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Texas. Wilson, who will be a senior at Fountain-Fort Carson High School this year, is one of 84 young women from…
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PPCC to launch energy management technology program
Pikes Peak Community College students with interests in math, science and energy will have a new option this coming term. A two-year program on energy management technology is aimed at placing graduates in jobs that blend field work with office work, said Steve Doty, program author and PPCC instructor. “It’s an experiment,” he said, adding…
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Math-loving teen earns spot in NASA’s Women in STEM program
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Mikaela Henness-Wilson says she has always been “really good at math.” She’s not bragging, mind you, just explaining how she garnered a spot in a prestigious summer program at NASA’s Johnson Space Center in Texas.…
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WALDO CANYON FIRE: Religious groups, nonprofits unite to address long-term recovery
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The espirit de corps fostered by the Waldo Canyon Fire is likely to survive well into the future, fueled by a diverse group of about four dozen religious organizations, nonprofits and government agencies that is…
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WALDO CANYON FIRE: Religious groups, nonprofits unite to address long-term recovery
The espirit de corps fostered by the Waldo Canyon Fire is likely to survive well into the future, fueled by a diverse group of about four dozen religious organizations, nonprofits and government agencies that is taking the long view on recovery.The Waldo Canyon Fire Long-Term Recovery Group — made up of Baha’is and Buddhists, Jews…