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Pictures of the Week Feb. 23, 2009
Date: 2/27/2009 Album ID: 700718
Photos by Gazette Staff
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A look at Colorado Springs this week.
Shirley Dobson (left) waved goodbye to members of the media at a press conference, after her husband Dr. James Dobson (right) the founder of Focus on the Family handed over the reins of leadership to Jim Daly, the new president and CEO of the organisation Friday February 27th, 2008. KIRK SPEER, THE GAZETTE
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Dr. James Dobson (left) the founder of Focus on the Family, and his wife Shirley Dobson (right), listened to Jim Daly, the new president and CEO of the organisation Friday February 27th, 2008. KIRK SPEER, THE GAZETTE
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Members of the Colorado Springs City Council reluctantly but firmly voted to slash the city's budget on Tuesday, Feb. 24, 2009 at City Hall in downtown Colorado Springs. Several people spoke on behalf public transportation which will take a hit. Mayor Lionel Rivera, right, speaks to a person before the vote. The Gazette, Bryan Oller
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The Meritorious Service Medal received by SFC Jesus Rodriguez. 02_27_09 CAROL LAWRENCE, THE GAZETTE
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SFC Jesus Rodriguez,27, of the 759th Military Police Battalion received a Meritorious Service Medal for his actions that may have saved the life of an injured climber in Garden of the Gods. The climber only IDed as Jeffery, fell about 100 feet and was severely injured. 02_27_09 CAROL LAWRENCE, THE GAZETTE
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SFC Jesus Rodriguez of the 759th Military Police Battalion his wife Isabel and their two sons Aidan,5 and Jeremy,1,right after he received a Meritorious Service Medal for his actions that may have saved the life of an injured climber in Garden of the Gods. SFC Jesus Rodriguez was reconized on Fort Carson Friday afternoon. 02_27_09 CAROL LAWRENCE, THE GAZETTE
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Large numbers of people were waiting outside the doors of The Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region on Tuesday, February 24, 2009, when it opened for the day. Tuesday is National Spay Day and in honor of the day the Humane Society made available 200 certificate at bargain prices for dog and cat owners to get pets spayed or neutered. Princess hung out in line with her owners while they waited to get a certificate for her sister. (The Gazette/Jerilee Bennett)
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Cynthia Barram reacts after realizing she will have her bus route cut after the city council voted for a budget cut. Barram is a student at UCCS and was using public transportation to go to school. Members of the Colorado Springs City Council reluctantly but firmly voted to slash the city's budget on Tuesday, Feb. 24, 2009 at City Hall in downtown Colorado Springs. Several people spoke on behalf public transportation which will take a hit. The Gazette, Bryan Oller
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Eric Verlo holds as sign protesting raids on the homeless on Tuesday, Feb. 24, 2009 at City Hall in downtown Colorado Springs. Homeless people have been having their personal belongings confiscated in an attempt to clean up areas where they are known to occupy. The Gazette, Bryan Oller
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At least twenty firefighters battled a house fire at 3820 Stetson Court on Monday, Feb. 23, 2009 that spread from a basement chimney and was fueled by cardboard boxes in the attic. Firefighters struggled to prevent the fire from spreading in the attic area and poured water on the house. It took firefighters just under forty minutes to contain the fire. But not before having to tear into the roof of the home. There was no estimate on how much damage had been done to the home. The Gazette, Bryan Oller
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Five Guys Burgers and Fries at 7252 N. Academy Blvd. on Monday, Feb. 23, 2009. The Gazette, Bryan Oller
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Manager Ela Lipka, bottom right, helps her staff on a busy Monday night at Five Guys Burgers and Fries at 7252 N. Academy Blvd. on Monday, Feb. 23, 2009. The Gazette, Bryan Oller
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Regional Building Departmen special investigator Terry R. Brunette assesses the damage to a house after a ninety-two year old man drove his mini-van through his own garage door, and across the street into this houseThursday February 26th, 2008.KIRK SPEER, THE GAZETTE
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Firefighters clear the wreckage from a garage, when a ninety-two year old man drove his mini-van through his own garage door, and across the street into a neighbor's house Thursday February 26th, 2008.KIRK SPEER, THE GAZETTE
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Lara Dyer collects prom dresses donated for the Goin' Green Prom Dress sale to be held at Divine Redeemer Catholic Church this Saturday. The dresses will sell for 10 dollars each and the proceeds will go to charity. The will be a way of recycling the dresses and giving teen girls a chance to get a good deal for prom. Dresses may still be dropped off at any Al's Formalwear in Colorado Springs on Friday and receive a discount on a tux. Thursday, February 26, 2009. (The Gazette/Jerilee Bennett)
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Parents put yellow ribbons on the trees in front of Washington Elementary School on Thursday, Feb. 26, 2009. On Wednesday night, the District 11 Board of Education decided to close the school as a neighborhood school at a meeting. Students leave school at the end of the day. Next year the school will house a Montesorri program. (The Gazette/Jerilee Bennett)
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Louise Raby, 80, kisses 7-month-old Kanden Valenti while feeding him Wednesday, Feb. 25, 2009. A group from the Sunrise Assisted Living of Colorado Springs visits Fort Carson weekly to watch the infants while their parents take parenting classes. (Christian Murdock/The Gazette)
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Shelby Holden from Irving Middle School becomes emotional while her school was talked about being closed during the public comments portion of the District-11 Board of Education meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 25, 2009. .(The Gazette/Jerilee Bennett)
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