Business owners, customers and residents of Colorado Springs say they re tired of homeless people infringing on their rights, as they encounter more illegal activity and inappropriate behavior.
Additional safety and security measures are being installed in Memorial Park, a beloved Colorado Springs landmark plagued in recent years by thefts, fights, vandalism, and shootings. The project already underway will use crime prevention through environmental design to deter criminal activity in the area.
In this article we answer the following question our tribe has: “I’m very passionate about creating music for my church, both writing and recording, but
Art Exposed: June Steckler
A painter and curator learns it’s easier to manage other people’s art and finds gifts in aging
Back Q&A Feb 26, 2021 By Jennifer Fergesen
June Steckler began to observe the world like an artist when she was 5 years old. She got her first pair of glasses after she complained that she couldn’t see the chalkboard in her kindergarten classroom. The road from the eye doctor where she received the glasses was lined with tall fir trees, like many roads in her home state of Washington. “I remember looking out the window and saying to my mom, super