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Money from water sales still pouring in
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   It may be bone dry in Colorado Springs, but snow is still melting in the high country, filling reservoirs and allowing the city to sell water to farmers, towns and subdivisions.   ...
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Commercial real estate sluggish
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   The Pikes Peak region's commercial real estate market, like its single-family housing, has...
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Man gets 55 years for chase, firing shotgun
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   A Colorado Springs man was sentenced to 55 years in prison late Thursday for firing shotgun...
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Surveillance video shows robbery suspect
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   Police have released a surveillance photo of a man wanted in connection with a June 16 bank...
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Crews controlling small fire near Broadmoor

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Fire crews are working on preventing a small fire near the old Broadmoor ski slopes from spreading, authorities said.A lighting strike touched down in the area at 12:08 p.m. today, and after two hours of searching fire crews determined that a single tree...

Woman charged as accessory in Funderburg murder

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   Prosecutors have charged a Colorado Springs woman with accessory to murder in the case of an illegal immigrant charged with killing a 22-year-old woman, then dumping her body over a cliff east of the city.    Dianna A. Aragon, 44,...

THE SPYGLASS: County flush with funds after septic rate increase

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   A friend from Oklahoma who wouldn't trust government with a nickel used to say a slick way to fund Big Brother would be with a toilet paper tax.    How better to fund the government's diarrhea of the checkbook than by making every...

Democratic Party representative Roger Dockun, left, and Republican Party representative Irene Knudsen used an AccuVote optical scanner to check ballots Thursday during a test of county vote-counting machines in preparation for the Aug. 12 primary.

Making sure votes count

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El Paso County elections officials and political party volunteers completed testing Thursday on the county's vote-counting equipment. The tests are an elaborate process designed to satisfy elections officials, political party activists and voters that...

Suspect in bar killing arrested in Illinois

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   A 26-year-old man wanted in connection with a June 22 slaying in Colorado Springs is in custody, police said.    Victor Ortiz was arrested without incident Wednesday afternoon by police in Zion, Ill., Colorado Springs police said...

Pact a plus for military kids

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Students in military families should have an easier time making the transition to Colorado schools....

Decision on tattoo parlors is delayed

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Dozens of tattoo artists showed up loaded for bear at the El Paso County Board of Health meeting on Wednesday. But the colorful crowd was disarmed when the board, faced with axing inspections of body art businesses because of budget cuts, agreed with...

Peterson wing helps fight California wildfires

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Amy Horton had one thing left to do before she boarded the C-130 Hercules transport plane at McClellan Airfield in Sacramento, over a thousand miles from home base. "Did you get one of these yet, Patterson?" she asked, and when the young man in fatigues...

Flo Wyrick, center, with Army Community Service, spoke with Noel and Jacob Baker and their daughter Bailey, 2. The Bakers are expecting a son in August — just about when Jacob Baker is supposed to deploy.

Soldiers and families prepare for deployment

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Jacob and Noel Baker could have picked up information on any number of topics Wednesday, but mostly, they wanted to find anything having to do with the arrival of their baby. "That's number one on the list," said Noel Baker, who is due in August. Jacob...

Christopher Lynn

Curator is leaving UCCS art gallery

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   One of the more irreverent recent additions to the local art community, Christopher Lynn, is leaving the Gallery of Contemporary Art.    After two years as curator of the gallery at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs,...

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