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Actress. IPR’s host of All Things Considered. Hobbyist historian. Renaissance Festival enthusiast. Cottey College Alumna. she/her
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New books honor the life of Colorado Springs-based Art Nouveau potter, Artus Van Briggle

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By Kendra Carr Verified
| Colorado Public Radio Verified
Renowned artist Artus Van Briggle moved to the Colorado Springs area in 1899 to treat his Tuberculosis. Pueblo author Kenneth Talmage Stacks relays the final five years of Van Briggle's life in “Artus Van Briggle at the Chico Basin Ranch.” The Holmes family owned the Chico Basin Ranch and had lost a family member to the disease.
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Colorado Springs city council passes resolution reaffirming it is not a ‘sanctuary city’

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By Kendra Carr Verified, Andrea Chalfin Verified
| Durango Herald Verified
It is the third time council has approved such a statement in 1½ years Colorado Springs city council has approved a resolution that reiterates the city's support for law enforcement and reaffirms that it is not a so-called sanctuary city. It also promises that taxpayer funds will not be used on the “immigration crisis.” Newly elected councilor Roland Rainey, Jr., who represents the city’s 6th District in the east, introduced the resolution because he wants the city to be the safest in the nation.
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Archaeological Dig Finds Pocket Knife At Fort Michilimackinac

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By Kendra Carr Verified
| WKAR-TV (East Lansing, MI) Verified
Archaeologists at Fort Michilimackinac uncovered a pocket knife over the holiday weekend. Dr. Lynn Evans is the curator of archaeology for Mackinac State Historic Parks. “We’re excavating a fur trader’s house and it has two root cellars and by the posts of one of the root cellars we found a pocket knife.
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