Recently added articles from The Gazette:
Workerspoised to walk out as talks fail
Oct 22, 2009; ... Unionized grocery workers in Colorado could launch the firststrike in 13 years by this weekend after contract talks broke downand negotiators voted to seek permission from the United Food andCommercial Workers union for a walkout. Members of UFCW Local 7 voted overwhelmingly in ...
JACK FROST, CHILL WENT UP THE HILL
Oct 22, 2009 ... Colorado Springs reached its high temperature of 39 degreesWednesday just after midnight - and the thermometer only droppedfrom there. The daytime high was 35 degrees, and residents of ColoradoSprings and northern El Paso County braved winds and either snow orcold rain. The ...
WOMAN'S DEATH UNDER INVESTIGATION
Oct 22, 2009; ... Teller County sheriff's investigators are probing the drowningdeath of a Divide-area woman whose body was found Monday nightfloating in a lake a quarter-mile from her boyfriend's home. The victim's name was withheld because authorities believe itcould compromise an investigation ...
TIP JAR
Oct 22, 2009 ... Lunch like it's 1994 Jason's Deli, 7455 N. Academy Blvd., is celebrating its 15thanniversary with a "Boyle Lunch Bunch" from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.Saturday, rolling back prices to 1994 on items it has had ...
A park on paper does neighbors little good
Oct 22, 2009; ... Neighborhood parks add so much to a city's quality of life thatColorado Springs boasts 136 and has a backlog of dozens that willtake years to be built. These 3- to 5-acre oases of grass, trees, playgrounds andathletics fields are so important, the city requires developers toplan ...