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AG requests documents from El Paso County trustee

by Amanda Miller Published: May 25,2012

Tags: Colorado Springs, El Paso County, Foreclosure, fraud, mortgage, trustee

The Colorado Attorney General office requested documents today filed by seven law firms in four Colorado counties, including El Paso County, that have been representing banks in foreclosure proceedings. “I have no idea what they’re looking for,” El Paso County Public Trustee Thomas Mowle said. The firms included the Vaden; Dale & Decker; Castle, Stawiarski; Hopp; [...] [...]

Olive oil shop to open Memorial Day

by Amanda Miller Published: May 25,2012

Tags: Colorado Springs, gourmet food, new business, Olive oil

The franchise owners of a new Venice Olive Oil store expect to open their shop at 109 N. Tejon St. on Memorial Day. Matt Carpenter and Molly Martyn moved from South Denver to live and work in downtown Colorado Springs. They bought into the Venice Olive Oil franchise and are opening the brand’s first store [...] [...]

Smokebrush publishes new yoga magazine

by Amanda Miller Published: May 25,2012

Tags: Advertising, Colorado Springs, new business, Nonprofit, smokebrush foundation, underwriting, yoga

A new yoga-focused magazine, Marma Points, published its first issue earlier this month with promises of future quarterly issues. The magazine is supported by the Smokebrush Foundation. However, publisher Don Goede said he’s looking into ways to sustainably fund the publication, which might include underwriting for the nonprofit publication. Goede said he had the idea [...] [...]

Mountain states expect 2.7 million travelers this weekend

by Monica Mendoza Published: May 25,2012

Tags: AAA Colorado, Colorado, Colorado Springs, Memorial Day, Memorial Day travel, Tourism, Travel

More people in the mountain states are expected to travel this Memorial Day weekend than last year. An estimated 2.7 million will load up the car and take off for a long weekend. They won’t go too far. They are expected to travel shorter distances – about 677 miles compared to last year’s Memorial Day [...] [...]

USOC inks revenue sharing deal with IOC

by Monica Mendoza Published: May 24,2012

Tags: Colorado Springs, International Olympic Committee, Olympic games, U.S. Olymopic Commitee

U.S. Olympic Committee inked a revenue-sharing deal with the International Olympic Committee that puts to end a long-standing dispute between the organizations and could result in a U.S. bid for 2022 or 2024 games. The financial agreement was announced today via telephone press conference with IOC president Jacques Rogge and USOC chairman Larry Probst, who [...] [...]

C.S. Utilities puts stop on Neumann (access required)

The future of the Neustream coal scrubber is in doubt, and that puts the future of Colorado Springs-based Neumann Systems Group in jeopardy as well ... [...]

GE-USOC deal gives boost on health technology

by Associated Press Published: May 24,2012

Tags: Colorado Springs, deal, General Electric, USOC

General Electric extended its sponsorship with the U.S. Olympic Committee through 2020 in a deal that provides U.S. team doctors with groundbreaking technology to manage the health care of the athletes.   The deal, financial terms of which were not disclosed, will put thousands of pages of medical records into a computerized database that will [...] [...]

Powers Office Park a $14.9 million foreclosure

by Amanda Miller Published: May 24,2012

Tags: Colorado Springs, expensive, Foreclosure, office complex

In one of the highest-dollar foreclosure sales, the Powers Office Park at 9438 Grand Cordera Parkway sold back to the lender at the El Paso County Public Trustee’s foreclosure auction Wednesday. The office complex near the intersection of Powers Boulevard and Briargate Parkway sold back to the lender, Real Bank USA, for $14.9 million, which [...] [...]

Legislature passes bill to improve unemployment insurance

The Colorado legislature passed a bill during its special session that aims to return the state’s Unemployment Insurance Trust Fund to solvency. The bill will allow employers to borrow money at about 1.5 percent through bonds from private investors to pay federal debt in the fund. “Right now the unemployment insurance trust fund is about [...] [...]

Dion’s Pizza shop will break ground next week on Springs store

by Monica Mendoza Published: May 23,2012

Tags: Colorado spirngs, Colorado Springs, Dion's Pizza, New Mexico, Retail

Dion’s Pizza, a New Mexico-based chain, will break ground on a pizza shop in the Springs near the corner of Powers and Dublin boulevards next week. The pizza shop, which also sells salads and sub sandwiches, expects to open in November and hire 75 people to operate its store. Dion’s is an owner-run chain. “We [...] [...]

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