City teams with local business to keep pools open
On a hot summer day, a neighborhood swimming pool is about as good as it gets. Last year the city of Colorado Springs was close to closing all of them because of massive budget problems. “The overall aquatics budget was approximately million dollars for all of the pools.” explains Kim King, Colorado Springs Parks Administration Manager, “We were looking in revenue at getting back about …
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Neighbors unite to crack down on drugs
At the June sentencing for Silver Spring resident James Brady’s conviction on drug possession charges, more than a dozen of his Gist Avenue neighbors sat in the gallery of a Silver Spring courtroom, waiting to find out his punishment.
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What to do with passwords once you create them
There are a variety of options for people who want to upgrade from paper-and-pen password management systems.
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City secretary resigns
NEW BRAUNFELS — Longtime City Secretary Michael Resendez has submitted his letter of resignation, New Braunfels Assistant City Manager Robert Camareno said Thursday.
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Fighting for funds
As New Braunfels grows daily closer to becoming part of a San Antonio metroplex, leaders are working now to make sure New Braunfels isn’t left out in the cold, particularly when it comes to securing federal and state funding for its transportation needs.
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What to do with passwords once you create them
Cryptography expert Bruce Schneier used to write his passwords down on a slip of paper and keep it in his wallet. Today, he uses a free Windows password-storage tool called Password Safe that he designed five years ago and released into the open-source community.
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Baucus tours Bozeman explosion site, pledges more help
BOZEMAN – Senator Max Baucus says he’s looking for more ways to help in the recovery of the downtown Bozeman Explosion site. Baucus toured the area Friday afternoon to see rebuilding efforts.
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