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Homeless teens, seniors, people with disabilities benefit from grants to Colorado Springs area organizations


Although the Colorado Springs Senior Center has been closed since March 15, Seniors can still get free meals through the center thanks to Silver Key. Every Monday, from 11:30 to 12:30, five frozen meals with a variety of fresh fruit and milk will be passed out to Seniors. Lois Daniels (right) picked up her meals and a jigsaw puzzle at the Senior Center on Monday, April 13, 2020. (Photo by Jerilee Bennett, The Gazette)
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CS Health Foundation approves $3.9 million in grants

CS Health Foundation approves $3.9 million in grants
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Carmody to speak at next City Center Series


Dan Carmody
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Dan Carmody is not the new kid on the block. For the last 45 years, he’s been working on community development in major cities across the United States, focusing primarily on the Midwest.
On March 17, he’s bringing insights on community revitalization to Colorado Springs, answering the question: On the eve of the sesquicentennial, what does our city need to thrive in the next 150 years? As the third speaker in Downtown Partnership’s City Center Series, Carmody will lead a discussion on “How to Retain Your Community’s Soul During Rapid Development” with Patience Kabwasa of Colorado Springs Food Rescue and Rev. Dr. Stephany Rose Spaulding.

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Children's Hospital Colorado to resume construction on Briargate clinic


Children's Hospital Colorado plans to resume construction of a clinic in the Briargate area soon that will offer pediatric behavioral health and other services, but is shelving plans for a downtown Colorado Springs clinic.
Both projects, as well as several others by other local hospital operators, were put on hold in April amid a statewide stay-at-home order imposed to slow the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Aurora-based pediatric health care nonprofit continued work on and has completed construction on 16 unfinished patient rooms at its hospital on the UCHealth Memorial North campus in Briargate and is expanding its Briargate outpatient and specialty care clinic with 27 additional exam rooms. All of the Children's projects were unveiled a year ago and are expected to cost $20 million.

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Downtown's City Center Series returns Jan. 20 | Local News


Jake Soberal
Downtown Partnership’s City Center Series returns Jan. 20 for its sixth year, featuring national thought leaders in urbanism, innovation, equity and design. 
For the first time, the series is free to attend, will be presented virtually and will include local experts responding to each speaker. 
Sponsored by Colorado Springs Health Foundation, the 2021 series emphasizes how resiliency, equity and creative placemaking build a better city for all.
“These speakers will inform and inspire the way we talk about the changing face of Colorado Springs,” said Claire Swinford, director of urban engagement at Downtown Partnership.
“Our goal has always been to give local leaders and advocates a set of shared ideals and vocabulary to address the issues that matter most to our city. In this time of rapid growth, it’s even more important to emphasize how our whole city thrives when we build a Downtown that is accessible, equitable and welcoming to all.

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UCCS recognizes three researchers for hitting career milestones

UCCS recognizes three researchers for hitting career milestones
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