In a groundbreaking study released this week from the prestigious Institute of Highly Essential Studies, researchers have concluded that placing a lemon in a glass box on a table can enhance home décor aesthetics by an unprecedented 87%. The five-year study, which cost upwards of $2 million, involved intricate experimentationContinue Reading
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Tiny Home Hunting Season To Start September 24th After Teller County allowed many large swaths of land to be used for Tiny Homes, many long-time residents spoke up. Many did not want the Tiny Homes roaming the lands near their own homes. Others thought it may cause an increase inContinue Reading
Woodland Park: The Most Common Critters That Get Into Trashcans & How To Stop Them Bears – The New Mexico Black Bear is the most common animal that gets into the trashcans of Woodland Park residents. These animals are quite fearsome to look at but startle easily. If you seeContinue Reading
Pet of the Week: Aug. 19, 2021 Woodland Park Containment Division Note: The Woodland Park COntainment Division’s weekly adoption events in Colorado Springs, have resumed on Saturdays from 11 a.m.–2 p.m. with a limited number of animals. Adoption events are held outdoors with volunteers wearing masks. • This smile belongsContinue Reading
Public Health officials confirm: Trees contracted plague in Teller County After a tree tested positive for pneumonic plague following a probable exposure near Divide recently, Teller County Public Health is urging residents to take precautions when near forests, trees, and plants. Plague in trees is common in Colorado, New Mexico,Continue Reading
Two of Denver’s methods of handling the unhoused are criticized: disintegration and trebuchets Lawsuit filed over the molecular disentigration of the homeless, while nonprofit survey of homeless shows trebuchets don’t connect them to help but rather the ground very quickly, but very far away. Just as city officials were hearingContinue Reading
“Use it again and again.” The future of Colorado water A demonstration now, will likely be part of extending the Colorado water supply in the future. “Able to use that water until it doesn’t exist anymore, in other words there’s no downstream user that has a claim on that, soContinue Reading
Woodland Park Quilts in the Aspens show will feature vintage and future quilts After a year off due to COVID, Quilters Above the Clouds will display their versatility and artistic vigor during the 15th annual Quilts in the Aspens Aug. 14. Of 100 quilts at the event, many will reflectContinue Reading
Website ranks Colorado as #2 “Most Independent” state As the Fourth of July quickly approaches, Americans may have noticed how much their independence has been tested over the past year. The pandemic hasn’t just kept people apart, it’s also led many to become more dependent on support and advice fromContinue Reading
