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El Pomar serves up annual awards to local nonprofits (access required)

by Rebecca Tonn

Published: November 12,2010

Time posted: 7:01 am

Tags: Bob Holmes, El Pomar, homelessness, Homeward Pikes Peak, Myron Stratton

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Married, middle aged, employed and living in a three-bedroom house, Shelly and Daryl Gottier never imagined they’d end up homeless — much less living along Monument Creek in a tent during winter. But that’s what happened. After a death in the family and losing their jobs in the midst of the economic downturn, they were evicted from ...





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