Monthly Archives: March 2011

Divide Hilton preparing for better times; Jail aggressively seeking federal prisoners

Divide Hilton preparing for better times; Jail aggressively seeking federal prisoners

Critics have called it a “Built It and They Will Come” debacle, or more notably, a failed, “They Will Go to Jail” experiment. Government officials label it as a big financial strain on the county coffers, but a needed resource. And law enforcement authorities, meanwhile, say it is a modern, functioning facility that hasn’t...
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The Teller Jailhouse Blues

The controversy over the jail in Divide has featured plenty of drama over the last two decades. Here are some of the main highlights along the Teller jail front. *In the early 1990s, Teller County officials were told by federal authorities they would have to shut down a small historic jail in Cripple Creek,...
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Meet a Creeker: Steve Zoellner

Meet a Creeker: Steve Zoellner

Spirituality: No specific religious affiliation, but I am a Christian. Political Preference: Fiscal conservative, otherwise independent. Registered Republican. How long have you lived/worked in Cripple Creek? Second home here for three years, full time resident for four years. How the heck did you end up in Cripple Creek? I used to bring my mom...
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Missing WP Mother had reported ties with religious group

The Teller County Sheriff’s Office is still continuing an investigation into the case surrounding a 25-year-old mother, who recently moved into the Woodland Park area and may have had ties with a North Carolina-based religious group, and her missing 6-year-old son. The mother, Vania Sisk, was recently found unharmed in El Paso County. However,...
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Teller County Sheriff

Teller County Sheriff

FEBRUARY 19 – Dionicio Garcia, date of birth August 22, 1981 of Colorado Springs was arrested for driving under the influence, driving with excessive alcohol content and lane usage. Bond set at $1,000. Carlos Lamond Wright, date of birth March 9, 1985 of Colorado Springs was arrested for driving under the influence, driving with...
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Federal cuts could wipe out local Workforce Center

Cut spending at all costs. This has been the dominant theme of the U.S. Congress, and one echoed by Congressman Doug Lamborn during a recent town hall meeting in Woodland Park But the cry for spending cuts could wipe out a key employment-assistance program heavily praised by local leaders, the Pikes Peak Workforce, which...
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