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8 rooftop bars and patios to check out in Colorado Springs (opens the original)
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Bougie rooftop bars in Colorado Springs are few and far between, but plenty of rooftop patios can be found around town — and they all bring the Springs’ classic mountainscape view that elevate any dining experience. Here are eight of our favorite rooftop bars and patios around Colorado Springs, from the Michelin seeking to quintessential local breweries: A private spot that features superb cocktails and a view for days, Lumen8 is a great option for those who are looking for a comfortable yet ele
Ash the Owl released back to wild after fire displacement (opens the original)
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Ash the Owl, the tiny, wide eyed flammulated owl who was displaced by the Aspen Acres fire last month, has finished his rehabilitation period and spread his wings with his new flock Wednesday evening. When Ash was brought to the Raptor Center in Pueblo, a branch of the Nature and Wildlife Discovery Center, in July, he weighed just 1 ounce. In his roughly six-week stay at the rehabilitation center, he finally has enough wing strength to leave the nest, while still just 1 ounce. Flammulated owls a
Southern Colorado sanctuary celebrates 45 years of raptor rehab, education (opens the original)
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PUEBLO — Forty-five years ago, a small, turn-of-the-century hog barn reinvented itself as southern Colorado’s only raptor rehabilitation center. Some of the same faces are still around, nearly a half-century later. Diana Miller, director of the Raptor Center, an extension of the Nature and Wildlife Discovery Center, started working at the facility in 1983 as an intern; just two years after the sanctuary’s doors opened. “I did two back-to-back internships, one in education and one in rehab. And I
Cheyenne Mountain Zoo welcomes critically endangered leopard cub (opens the original)
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The Cheyenne Mountain Zoo shared a little secret last week. A critically endangered Amur leopard was born at the zoo, making 12-year-old Anya a second-time mom, according to a July 27 news release. Born May 5, the cub was recently confirmed to be female and has “bright, twinkling eyes, striking black spots and perfectly round ears,” the news release stated. “While she’s a little shyer than Anya’s first cubs, Basha and Mango, she’s a total mama’s girl. Because she’s the only cub, she gets plenty
Gasoline Alley is more than a rock-and-roll bar: 2-minute review (opens the original)
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You’ve heard of the downtown, rooftop bar, but have you tried their menu? Gasoline Alley, located at 28 N. Tejon Street, is a staple in Colorado Springs nightlife, but their menu doesn’t get enough attention. I call it “elevated bar food.” We tried their Philly cheesesteak (the Rebel) and barbeque bacon burger (the Southern Rock Burger), with sides of buffalo and garlic fries, and were beyond impressed. Both meals were surprisingly high quality for being served at a borderline dive bar. The Rebe
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