Random DBIDS checks turn away unregistered personnel

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Commander’s Corner: are you in a hurry? - Page 3
Peterson Air Force Base, Colorado
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Vol. 54 No. 25
Random DBIDS checks turn away unregistered personnel
by Monica Mendoza
21st Space Wing Public Affairs staff writer
PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE,
Colo. -- Since June 1, about 30 percent
of people have been denied entry onto
Peterson Air Force Base during increased
security checks at the gates.
During those checks, security forces
scan Department of Defense identification cards through the Defense Biometric
Identification System to ensure card holders are registered in the new security
system. “We’ve been turning people away during
random anti-terrorism measures,” said
Master Sgt. Tristum Darby, 21st Security
Forces Squadron noncommissioned officer
in charge of the DBIDS program. Security forces began periodic DBIDS
registration ID checks June 1 at the
Peterson gates to ensure compliance. The
random checks will continue, Sergeant
Darby said, and will lead up to 100 percent
DBIDS enforcement.
The DBIDS system is a Department of
Defense initiative designed to improve the
security of U.S. military bases. It is an identity authentication tool, using bar codes
and biometrics to identify cardholders,
and registration in the system is required
of anyone - active duty, family members,
retirees, civilians and contractors - who
want access to the installation.
If during a random check at the gate,
a person is found not to be registered in
DBIDS, the person will be directed to the
visitors center, Sergeant Darby said.
During duty hours, the person is sent
to the Peterson Visitor Control Center,
adjacent to the west gate. DBIDS registration is available at the center from 6
a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Also, there is a table set up next to the Pete
East pharmacy inside the base exchange
with Saturday hours 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. for
DBIDS registration. ID card holders also
can register in Building 350 at the Military
Personnel Section during normal duty
hours. If persons are stopped during a random
inspection after hours or on weekends,
they will be directed to register at the
west gate.
Peterson Air Force Base started registering people into the system in 2008
and is the first Air Force base in the continental United States to fully implement
the DBIDS system. Sergeant Darby said
anyone who is not registered should do
it now.
“There will be a date in the near future
when it will be mandatory that every single
person needs to be registered,” Sergeant
Darby said.
Airman 1st Class Tara Warren, 21st Security Forces Squadron, checks an ID June 22 using the DBIDS system. The 21st
SFS has been conducting random security checks at all of Peterson’s entry gates to ensure compliance with the new
Defense Biometric Identification System initiated by the Department of Defense and Homeland Security. The random
checks will lead up to 100 percent DBIDS enforcement. (U.S. Air Force photo/Rob Bussard)
21st SFS first in AFSPC to adopt new policing mandate squadron; moves to eight-hour shifts
by Monica Mendoza
21st Space Wing Public Affairs
staff writer
Senior Airman R. Jamal Guichon, 21st Security Forces Squadron, stops to talk with Peterson Air Force
Base housing residents June 15. Residents have likely noticed an increased presence of security forces.
The new neighborhood patrols are part of the 21st SFS integrated defense plan which calls for security
forces to be more visible on base. (U.S. Air Force photo/Monica Mendoza)
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PETERSON AIR FORCE
BASE, Colo. -- The 21st
Security Forces Squadron
has undergone a major shift
in the way it polices, making
it the first in Air Force Space
Command to adopt new Air
Force policing mandates.
Maj. Joseph Musacchia,
21st SFS commander, calls the
change revolutionary because
it gives security forces more
flexibility in how they police,
provides an increased presence
of security forces on the installation and offers a higher quality of life for security forces personnel by moving them from
12-hour to eight-hour shifts
- something unheard of in the
security forces world.
“We have received support
from wing leadership to truly
drive this squadron in a new
direction toward 21st century
defense of the installation,”
said Major Musacchia, who
took command of the squadron in April. “The key is that
we are breaking paradigms and
introducing things to this organization that they have never
seen before.”
The new policing plan, called
the integrated defense plan, describes a force that polices based
on its capabilities. It means
that after SFS has assessed the
day-to-day risks on and around
the base, it will make its duty
assignments based on the perceived risks. The squadron uses
data and intelligence to design
its patrol, rather than the old
rigid posting mandates of the
past that kept a patrolman tethered to an asset for the duration
of his shift, Major Musacchia
said.
Under the new defense plan,
information is shared by a variety of agencies, including the
Office of Special Investigations
and Colorado Springs Police
Department. Through weekly
meetings with people from
various squadrons and departments, security forces can layout the coming events, threats,
traffic and safety enforcement
issues and assess the risks to
develop a week-to-week plan.
They call this the integrated
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risk management process.
Policing then is more precise,
Major Musacchia said.
“Each patrolman is going to
be performing duties on the
installation in a certain sector, at a certain time based on
intelligence,” Major Musacchia
said. “We are doing it the modern way - patrolling with a
purpose.”
At the same time, employees
and residents of the base can
expect to see security forces
on foot, bicycle and ATV patrols, making policing more
personal. Now, security forces
patrolmen are more likely to
stop and meet the neighbors
and talk about what is happening in the neighborhood.
“We don’t want people thinking we are just trying to catch
them doing something bad,”
said Tech. Sgt. Jeremy Babcock,
a 21st SFS flight chief.
The new Air Force
Instruction, calling for security
forces to develop an integrated defense plan, was released
in October. The 21st SFS put
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-- I recently read an article entitled “Don’t
Be In A Hurry,” which made me pause and
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be in a rush. Our society today is full of fast
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time-demands revolve around work, family,
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to realign your priorities.
We all work hard, but maybe it would be
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our daily tasks. Is the task a “must do,” will the
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Al Strait
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of staff
Sometimes our routines involve actions that
ultimately don’t add much value to mission.
Yet because of the routine we continue to spin
our wheels without getting much traction.
We can allow our tasks to drive us or we can
drive the tasks.
There may be demands placed on us that we
cannot control or dictate a “get it done now”
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on virtually every important organ in the
human body. Laughter reduces tension and
helps us relax, so when the pace quickens and
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journey and indulge in a good laugh.
Another thing we can do is choose between
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by 21st Civil Engineer Squadron
PETERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. -- Base employees and residents can get the facts about the water
they drink from the recently released Colorado Springs
Utilities 2010 Water Quality Report for reporting period
Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, 2009.
This report is designed to inform the public about the
quality of water and services CSU delivers to the city’s
population, including Peterson Air Force Base.
According to CSU, the drinking water continually
meets or surpasses state and federal standards for drinking water.
CSU, as well as the 21st Medical Group’s Bioenvironmental
Engineering Flight, test the water consumed throughout
the base. CSU tests water at its sources, and in the city
distribution system.
BE tests water at 10 different sampling locations per month
for microbiological contamination that could occur in the
Peterson AFB section of the distribution system. The sample
sites include child development centers, youth activity center, dining facility, and several Peterson East facilities. All of
the microbiological samples collected in 2009 were analyzed
by the El Paso County Health Department laboratory and
all reported negative for the presence of bacteria.
In August 2009 BE performed annual lead and copper
sampling at the child development centers and youth center
to ensure the water met all state and federal standards. All
lead and copper sample results reported below the EPA
action level.
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from many mountain streams, referred to as surface water.
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reservoirs along the Continental Divide. The collection
systems in this area consist of the Homestake, FryingpanArkansas, Twin Lakes, and Blue River systems. The majority
of this water is transferred to Colorado Springs through
pipelines that protect the water from contaminants, such
as, herbicides, pesticides, heavy metals and other chemicals.
Water delivered to Colorado Springs is stored at Rampart
Reservoir and at the Catamount reservoirs on Pikes Peak,
which then supply the CSU water treatment plants.
Local surface water sources are from the north and south
slopes of Pikes Peak, North and South Cheyenne Creeks,
Fountain Creek, Monument Creek/Pikeview Reservoir, and
the Northfield Watershed. CSU purchases treated surface
water from the Fountain Valley Authority. FVA receives
water from the Fryingpan-Arkansas Project. The FryingpanArkansas Project is a system of pipes and tunnels that
collects water in the Hunter-Fryingpan Wilderness Area
near Aspen. Waters collected from the system are diverted
to the Arkansas River, near Buena Vista, Colo., and then
flow approximately 150 miles downstream to the Pueblo
Reservoir, and then on to the water treatment plant. The
source water may vary during the year and may be a blend
of surface water and purchased water.
Throughout the process of collection, treatment and distribution, certified water treatment plant operators and
laboratory staff monitor the water quality for its chemical
and biological content. Some of these analyses are required
to meet state and federal standards. Others are part of ongoing testing to assure a continual supply of high quality
drinking water.
As water travels over the surface of the land and through
the ground, it dissolves naturally occurring minerals and,
in some cases, radioactive material, and can pick up substances resulting from the presence of animals or from
human activity.
The presence of contaminants does not necessarily indicate the water poses a health risk. For more information
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Some people may be more vulnerable to contaminants in
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providers. EPA and Center for Disease Control guidelines
on appropriate means to lessen the risk of infection by
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available from the EPA Safe Drinking Water Hotline.
To view the complete 2010 Water Quality Report, go
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Water Quality Report (reporting year 2009). Customers
without web access can obtain a hard copy of the report at
the bioenvironmental engineering office located in Building
1246 at 625 Ent Ave. The report will also be posted in all
base dormitory facilities.
For questions concerning water quality issues in the
Tierra Vista Community distribution system, call the TVC
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For information about Peterson Air Force Base water
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556-7721.
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ers an impressive 14,115 feet above sea level,
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school. I’ve wanted to go to space and climb
Lt. Col. Peter Solie, the 43-year-old Chief
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of the AFSPC Space Safety Division, reached
college.”
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day trek to Everest Base Camp (EBC).
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Base camp for this climb stands at about
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Aside from regular aerobic exercise, he took
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body fat weight to be spent during the expediAmerica’s tallest mountain, Aconcagua, in Colonel Solie reached the summit May 17. (courtesy photo)
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Colonel Solie described the trek up to the
He reported the more dangerous part of the climb was as I continued to exercise,” said Colonel Solie who lost a
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Airmen by September in positions opening
worldwide in all career fields. Recent
attrition rates and the rise of new positions
have created a great need to grow the
program. Unlike any other Air Force service
member, IMAs have flexibility when they
work and where.
“We’re hiring and that is terrific news on
several fronts,” said Col. Nancy Zbyszinski,
commander, Readiness Management Group.
The RMG oversees the Air Force’s 8,700
IMAs and 1,500 Participating Individual
Ready Reservists. “The IMA program offers
a unique opportunity to serve in Reserve
status for those who are not located near
a traditional Guard or Reserve unit, for
anyone who cannot commit to one weekend
every month, or for anyone who wants to
participate in new Air Force missions.”
Designed under one of several Reserve
categories, IMAs do not serve in Reserve
organizations, but instead are assigned
to active component units - either Air
Force or joint. Rather than serving one
weekend a month and two weeks a year,
IMAs have flexibility in scheduling their
annual training requirements. They
coordinate with their active component
supervisors to arrange duty dates
according to the needs of the Air Force
and the IMA’s civilian schedule.
“IMAs are fully integrated into
operations of the active component
- assigned to more than 40 major
commands, combatant commands and
defense agencies,” said Lt. Gen. Charles
Stenner, commander, Air Force Reserve
Command. “We want to maintain the
right people with the right skill sets in
the right places, and the IMA program
allows us to do that, along with our
other Reserve categories.”
Flexible duty dates and the chance
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He encourages Airmen to take control of their own fitness and take advantage of Air Force programs available
to them.
“Being fit buys you freedom to live a more fulfilling life
and the ability to say ‘yes’ to many gratifying activities,” he
said. “Fitness is within our control and the most significant
factor influencing our quality of life. Not being fit, healthy
and well deprives us of many opportunities. Attaining a
new level of fitness means changing habits incrementally
-- like eating that elephant one bite at a time.”
to work in active duty organizations
are just a few advantages of the IMA
program. There is also the chance to
participate in emerging, cutting-edge
Air Force missions. Like other Reserve or Guard members,
IMAs can volunteer for manday tours
or deployments. Base IMA program
management staffs can provide more
information about local manday
opportunities. Active duty functional
managers and IMA program management
staff can provide information on
deployment options.
“Travel is a great side benefit,” said
Maj. Chuck Pittman, RMG director of
personnel. “Imagine living in Michigan,
but doing your annual tour and IDTs at
Hickam Air Force Base, Hawaii, in the
dead of winter. This is an unprecedented
opportunity. People are jazzed about it.
We have openings all over the world and in
the new Global Strike, Cyber, and Africa
Colonel Solie feels accomplished, but humble about his
expedition to the highest point on Earth. “People shouldn’t
say ‘wow’,” he said. “What I did is within most people’s
potential. It’s a matter of not resigning yourself to weaknesses and not self-imposing limits.”
As a member of the AFSPC safety staff, Colonel Solie’s
mindset was trained to evaluate, mitigate and take calculated risk. “My expedition mates and I made our climb safe by
being physically and mentally prepared, using the proper
gear, and studying the weather forecasts. Knowing what
the jet stream was doing was critical when deciding when
to push for the summit.”
For some, conquering Everest is a once-in-a-lifetime
experience, but Colonel Solie plans to climb it again when
he’s 77 years old to beat the record of oldest person to climb
Commands.” Another benefit is the potential to get
paid for travel as well as annual duty.
“Inactive duty training travel can be
funded,” added Major Pittman. “We want
to get the word out about that, since many
members are used to IDT travel being at
the member’s expense.”
“The IMA opportunity just can’t be
beat,” said Colonel Zbyszinski. “Members
of the PIRR have the chance to come back
to the program and get paid for their
annual duty. Guard or Traditional Reserve
members who need more flexibility in
location, duty dates, or types of missions,
will find what they’re looking for in the
IMA program.”
Anyone interested in learning more
about the IMA program should contact
their local base IMA administrator or
Reserve recruiter. To find vacancies go
to https://w20.afpc.randolph.af.mil/
RMVSNet20/SelectVacancies.aspx.
the mountain, currently held by Min Bahadur Sherchan of
Nepal, who was 76 when he climbed. “I gained tremendous
confidence and zeal for life from this experience.” The next big challenge for Colonel Solie will be to start
a family, which he believes will be far more enduring and
challenging.
On any given day back at HQ AFSPC, Colonel Solie could
be found listening and studying field operations and advising personnel on how to better protect command assets,
leading Safety Directorate personnel on Building 1’s first
floor, and of course doing PT.
The two-month Everest trek was Colonel Solie’s last act
on active duty, as he entered terminal leave just prior to
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Air Force officials ban use and possession of spice, mood-altering substances WASHINGTON -- Air Force officials issued guidance banning the knowing use and possession of any substance,
other than alcohol or tobacco, that is
ingested to alter mood or function. On June 8, the Air Force published an
Air Force guidance memorandum revising Air Force Instruction 44-121, Alcohol
and Drug Abuse Prevention and Treatment
Program, said Lt. Col. Elizabeth L. SchuchsGopaul, a judge advocate with the Air Force
Judge Advocate General Action Group. The revised language makes punitive the
prohibition in the current Air Force Instruction
regarding the ingestion of any substance, other than alcohol or tobacco, for the purpose of
altering mood or function. The possession of
any intoxicating substance, if done with the
intent to use in a manner that would alter
mood or function, is also prohibited, she said.
The guidance cited the designer drug “spice,”
salvia divinorum, inhalants, household chemicals, solvents and prescription drug abuse. Colonel Schuchs-Gopaul said the new AFI
provisions are punitive. Violators will be
punishable as violations of a lawful general
regulation under Article 92 of the UCMJ. “This revision is an addition to the already existing tools used by commanders
to address the abuse of otherwise lawful substances such as salvia, inhalants,
propellants, solvents, household chemicals, and others substances used for ‘huffing,’” Colonel Schuchs-Gopaul said.
Violating this new punitive memorandum
is punishable by a dishonorable discharge,
confinement for two years, total forfeiture
of all pay and allowances, the colonel said.
Enlisted members also face reduction to the
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For all medical emergencies call 911 or go
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Operation: Military Kids is a U.S. Army
program that supports children and youth
impacted by deployment. All camps are
free for military families with a parent
deployed in the last year, currently deployed or about to deploy. A parent must
accompany their children, and selection
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or [email protected]. 2010 summer programs include:
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Transition PLUS
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to 4:30 p.m. June 24. Topics covered include resume review, mock interviewing,
executive salary negotiations and advanced
networking skills. These classes are taught
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Colorado Springs area. To register call
Sherri Kitchens at 556-6141.
East gate closure
The east gate will be closed at 9 a.m.
June 29 for road repairs; normal hours
resume July 1. All traffic should use the
north and west gates, which will be open
normal hours. Commercial vehicles will be
searched at the west gate. For information,
call 556-4030.
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relaxation. One device can be ordered per
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and trucks on the road. In the recording,
there are four drills to help a person recognize and control stress. These drills help
relax your mind by tuning into your body;
release your stress; ease your back pain;
and get sleep.
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non-medical problem identification counseling services. Non-medical counseling
services include anger management, conflict resolution, parenting, relationship issues, homesickness, deployment stress and
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is offered from 9 to 11 a.m. every Tuesday
at the A&FRC, Building 350, room 1203. To
register call Sherri Kitchens at 556-6141.
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resume to class and an employment team
will coach on ways to improve. To register,
call 556-6141.
NSPS conversion
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Clinic, pharmacies closed
The 21st Medical Group clinic and pharmacies are closed from July 2 to 5 in observance
of Independence Day. Facilities will re-open
July 6. For all medical emergencies call 911 or
go to the nearest emergency room.
The U.S. Air Force Academy is having an Independence Day celebration at
4 p.m. July 4; fireworks begin at 9:30 p.m.
Activities include food, games, vendors
and displays, and performances by the
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USAFA Band. Coolers, grills and pets are
not permitted. Admission is free and open
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your skills, achievements, experience, education, special knowledge, and training.
To register, call 556-6141.
Register to vote
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July 7. Give yourself and your family members an early start in the voting process.
Use Form 76 to register to vote or request
an absentee ballot from your home state;
download the form at www.fvap.gov. For
assistance, contact your unit voting officer, or Gail Whalen at 556-5543, or Senior
Master Sgt. Lisa Gibson at 556-7000.
Updated library hours
The Peterson AFB Library is changing
its hours of operations beginning July 6.
New hours are: Monday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.;
Tuesday 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.; Wednesday 9
a.m. to 5 p.m.; Thursday 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.;
Friday 1 to 5 p.m.; Saturday 11 a.m. to 3
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forces saw some relief of the rigid regulations on how
patrolmen spent their shifts. However, there was no existing integrated defense plan for Airmen to model, until
now. AFSPC is using the 21st SFS integrated defense plan,
which includes five geographically separated units and 15
locations, as the benchmark plan for other wings.
“This rewrite of AFI 31-101, which drove the (integrated
defense plan) was the biggest shift in the way security
forces does business in probably 40 years,” Sergeant
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time coming.”
Since the start of Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation
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most deployed squadrons, with at least 30 percent of the
force deployed at one time. But, the needs at the home base
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risk assessment. We have to use our force more effectively
and efficiently.”
Changing the way the squadron polices opened up
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DIVORCE
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4444 Moonbean Dr COS CO 80916
“Lugar Donde esta la Presencia de
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Pastor. Juan Estrada
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9:30am
Worship Service
10:45am
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Call Hyrum at (719) 329-5221
to place your ad.
Cost of ad is dependent on length of contract
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Taylor Made Driver & 3wd, $100.
Mira Series BMX Bike $150.
Stihl Chainsaw $225. 719-482-4231
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
LAND
LAND FOR SALE
Gibson Guitar.
Call Jimmy at 719-641-9595.
SPORTS EQUIP
Discount rafts and rafting supplies. New
full service raft store in COS. 10% off
for military families. Lowest prices in
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Golf sets with bags and putter. One
graphite and one steel. $75/each. Call
for more info. 719-598-2056.
BUSINESS FOR SALE
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Based in Colorado Springs Area
$375,000 Call 303-862-5577
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Choose from over 150 appliances at
our clean, spacious showroom.
2200 East Platte Ave.
Whirlpool washing machine. Sup
Capacity Plus, Heavy duty, Quiet
Wash. Exc Cond, $100. 719-481-8129
ANTIQUES/COLL
PCSing to Europe? 220V vacuum,
fans, ext cords, transformers
$50 for lot. call 719-550-3310
BABY/CHILDRENS ITEMS
Mongoose BMX Bicycle. Excellent
Condition. $40. 719-244-0533.
FOR LEASE WAREHOUSE
Homeless kittens, free to good home
Mom less than 1 yr,
1 Male /1 female kittens- 6 wks,
Help with spay/neuter/shots.
Call 719-205-2990
17
5 ACRE MOUNTAIN LOT $7,500
Park County by Hartsel. For details go
to www.highelevationproperty.com
Erik 303-582-3002. 20% Mil discnt.
2AC. Natural spring. Trees, rock, out
croppings. Septic, water line, ready to
build. prv fishing. $28,500. 331-9465
35 Acres $39,900
Pikes Peak View, Electric, Phone,
Excellent Water rights. Great for horses,
small business or new home.
Owner financing available.
Located quiet area east.
Jim (719) 475-0517 home/work
FOR SALE MOUNTAIN PROP
COMMERCIAL
GOOD PRODUCTS
GOOD PRICES
GOOD PEOPLE
Small Shop Space
Grt for Sm Bus./Toy Shop. Cen Loc.
From $295.00/ month. Mil Disc.
Call 719-465-1096
BEAUTIFUL INDIAN CREEK
4 south facing acres with phone, power
and easy access. Sunny tree filled
property. $34,900. Terms. Marshall @
AURA 719-210-9339
CLEAR FLOWING STREAM
1000ft of creek. 17 acres, 2 deeded
properties. Sunny tree filled valley with
phone, power and natural gas. $69,900.
Terms. Marshall @ AURA
719-210-9339
MUELLER STATE PARK
9 beautiful acres adjacent to park
only 8 miles south of Divide, CO.
Driveway and pad installed.
Artesian spring. Borders thousands of
acres of Federal land. Phone and
natural gas available. $79,900.
Marshall @ AURA 719-210-9339
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DOGS
1 year old Male Yorkie. Neutered, has
all shots. $250. 3 year old male Yorkie
Poo. Neutered, has all shots. 491-8583
2 male and female pomeranian dogs. 20
months old. $200 each. Call Eddie at
576-1878.
SENSOR Program
Colorado Springs, CO
Male 12 week old Colorado Bulldog.
Solid white not registered. $375. Call
719-359-7748
PUG Puppies AKC, BLK, Born 5May
Avail 30Jun $600 Joe (719) 2718267 ALSO 4YO CKC BULLDOG
Pug puppies for sale. $350, first shots
included. Call 719-304-9243 or
719-304-9242.
Reg. Pomeranian puppies and mom for
sale at 337-348-1040. Price Neg. Ask
for Tiff. God Bless!
Standard Poodle, black, female, 1yr old,
housebroken, raised w/kids, sweet
disposition. $450neg. 719-661-9117
Warehouse Manager
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Responsible for day to day activities on a DOD Contract
associated with inventory control, property management,
disposition, shipping and receiving, records management,
data and reporting, and audits.
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ITT is an Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/D/V
FIREARMS
Wanted-Buy, Sell, Trade! Guns, coins,
ammo, scrap gold and silver, military
collectables. New selection of guns,
ammo now available. Leasures
Treasures, 2801 W. Colorado Ave.,
80904, 719-635-8539 ext 150.
HOME ENTERTAINMENT
36” Sony TV for $200
In great condition and comes with
stand! Email [email protected]
HOME FURNISHINGS
fireplace log holder
for wood burning fireplace
$20, call Jean 306-0790
FS: Pampered Chef - Kitchenware
PC Stoneware, Cookware, Utensils
COVERED BAKERS AVAIL UNTIL
6/30 Tracy (907)978-1214 Fountain,CO
[email protected]
German sectional 1 1/2 yr old,
DVD HDD recorder 320GB 220V
new in box, transformer 719-338-1777
Oak German Eckbank (dining corner
group) w/table, 2 chairs $480. Wicker
bench w/cushion + table -$75 382-0573
QUEEN SLEEPER SOFA - $50
719-358-9601
Sectional Sleeper Couch
with 2 Recliners, $400.
Call after 5 pm 719-559-7221
JEWELRY & COLLECTIBLES
Genuine 1 Carat Gemstone Pendant For
$19.95. Includes FREE Shipping &
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$1000 cnt steve 719 622 1593
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MERCHANDISE
PETS
Lots of Zebra finches, normal & white
colors. Must sell! Only $6 each! Call
591-0178. Reg price at stores, $22.
Horse boarding, Tamarack Ranch
Self, partial or full-care, in Fountain.
Arena, large corrals w/shelters, pastures,
exercise pens, trials. 719-382-7441
Kerrie’s in your home pet sitting.
719-650-4979. $20 a day for one dog,
$12 for additional pet. Exc references.
TICKETMART
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WORSHIP SERVICES
Sunday Morning 10:00am
Tuesday Night 7:00pm Covenant Connection International
Military Dress Blue Uniform
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Papasan Cradle Swing $100, Bassinet
Bouncer $15, Play mat $10, Co-Sleeper
(907)9781214 [email protected]
Peg-Perego High Chair
Brown/tan, wheels, 2 trays,
5-point harness. 719-821 1025.
Colorado Springs Co 80916
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NEAR SCHRIEVER
8+A VIEW FLAG LOT Horses OK
Buy lot or builder option. $80K Julie
Utschig Remax Prop 332-2702
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BLACK FOREST
Productive Farm land and homesite. 40
Acres - Well Permit. $260K More acreage available. Call Sue at Re/Max REG
at 719-209-0364
BRIARGATE
D20 sch,6 BR,3.5 BA,FP,3248sq
ft,PikesPeakview,landscaping ,
$294,900 Gissa 719-598-2455
D20 Schools 4BR, 4BA, 2 car garage.
Vaulted Ceilings with Archtiectural Detail Styish decor, 5 piece bath, newly
painted interior/exterior. $239,000 Call
Sue at Re/Max REG at 719-209-0364
Immaculate Home in Briargate,
.20/ac,w/4/4/2c gar + RV Parking,
2,200sf, 2st. Call Larry,
RE/MAX Properties 590-4744
CALHAN/RAMAH
3 Bd home w/New windows, w/11 Stall
Barn, tackroom, arena, 38+acre, garage,
hay barn. off hwy24. 719-347-2232
CENTRAL
ELLICOTT/YODER
Large Stucco Ranch House on
40 fenced acres with 2 large barns for
$325,000. Owner will carry to qualified
buyer. Call for more information.
(719) 495-8745 or cell (719) 237-4074
Also will rent for $1450/mo.
FALCON
Custom ranch hm, Falcon Hills. ½ac.
Built w/plywd, undrgrnd util, no smoke/
pet, exc cond, 3600sf, $319K 338-0747
FLORISSANT
35 Arrowhead Lane-$269,900. Custom
Built -One level 2300 Sq. Ft. Ranch
Stucco-3BD-2BA-3Gar on .76 Acres
Luella 719.661.9635 Masters RE Group
FOUNTAIN
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Keynote Realty 719-685-4100
4BR, 2BA+Study. 1944sqft. $177k.
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OPEN HOUSE 7/3,4,5. Call Sam
for details at 832-445-9389.
Fully Remodeled 3 bed House
$139,900 Fully Remodeled house with
full basement, 530 Yellowstone Rd, call
John at 719-520-5765
CONDOS/TOWNHOMES
2bd/2 1/2ba/1 townhome, great
condition, updated, end unit,
$139,900, Call Heather 719-331-4807
Better than new 3 bed 3 bath twnhm in
Indigo Ranch, main level mbr &
ofc,open floor plan,corian counters,fin
bsmnt,3100 sq ft, easy commute to Pete
and Schriever.$309,900 Call Carolyn
Cathey Real Estate 719-321-0306.
EAST
Build Your DREAM HOME. Centennial Mesa. 35 ACRES - Pikes Peak
Views. Well permit on file - $119K. Sue
at Re/Max REG at 719-209-0364.
The $8000 Credit
is still in effect for
Military home buyers
until April 30th, 2011.
(certain restrictions apply)
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Colorado Casa,
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Jorgette (719) 499-1232
www.ColoradoCasa.com
Newly remodeled 5/3 home on corner
lot at end of cul-de-sac. Nicer than the
new-builds and it costs less! All new:
custom maple cabinets, stainless steel
appliances, granite, tile, hardwood, carpet, paint, roof, doors, fence, lighting.
Beautiful! Large lot with mature trees,
minutes from Fort Carson. Will be finished in July. Call or come by before it
hits the MLS. Priced well at $210,000.
7285 Fortman Terrace. Agent/owner
Erin Leavitt, Re/Max Advantage Realty,
332-7116.
MONUMENT
Coveted Residential Lot within the
Woodmoor Pines Country Club Golf
Course - .84 acres. 565 Tam O
Shantner, $124,900. Call Cliff Broyles
with Keller Williams Hope Realty at
719-332-0299
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Excellent condition: New Hardwood Floors, Tile, Carpet, Paint,
Windows, Refrigerator, Etc. Has Fireplace, 2 1/2 baths, Peak View,
Trees, Private Well, Close to School.
Custom multi level on .9 acre with
views. $335K. 719-964-7414. For details: www.19396deerwoodcircle.com
Jim (719) 475-0517 Home/work
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
FREE CATALOG
Colorado Mountain Property
1-800-864-3853
www.martinandtope.com
Veterans Serving Veterans
OFF THE GRID mountain property. 5
acres near Hartsel Colorado. Well,
vaulted out house shed propane tank
building sites driveway. Aspen pine
meadow Internet Dish TV phone. 5th
wheel with solar panels generator batteries. Hunting rafting skiing shopping.
$60,500, Without 5th wheel $50,500.
More info call 254-487-3899.
We both have over 30 years Experience in making VA Loans.
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MORTGAGE DIVISION
JoAnn Gadkowski
Cell 339-8909
4BR, 3½BA home with 2558sqft. 2 car
garage. Comes with all appliances. Has
a private fenced backyard complete
with deck and hot tub. Minutes to Fort
Carson. $320,000. Call Nancy Syms
with ERA Shields @ 719-338-3547.
421 N. Tejon Street,
Colorado Springs, CO 80903
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Linda Lafferty
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Member of Co Spgs Elite 25
Open House Sat 1-4, 5475
Chasm Place
GENERAL
Move in ready!! Vacant home in Cheyenne Meadows. 3BR, 2BA, 2 car garage. Across from park. Lots of upgrades
- $212,000. Jeanne at KW #290-2481.
Charlie Bogues
719-338-1430
719.955.8590
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4/3/3, Ivywild Schools
$365,000
MLS # 610123
Old Farm Charmer - 4BR, 4BA, 2 car
garage Located on Old Farm Park.
Many updates - remodeled basement w.
permits. $227,500. Sue at Re/Max REG
at 719-209-0364.
Univ Park Ranch Style Patio Home
$412K Prime Location Overlooking
Canyon & Park*Finished W/O Basement*Extensive HW Flooring*Grt Rm
w/FP*Cherry Cabinetry in Kitchen*Deck & Covered Patio*4 BR, 3
Bath,2 Car Garage See Photos & Virtual
Tour at www.LindaLafferty.com
719.955.8590 Platinum Group.
NORTHGATE
4855 Sweetgrass Lane
3/3/2, Stetson Hills
Price Reduced! - $209,000
MLS# 685279
Gorgeous 5Br, 3½Ba, 3Car, 4086sqft,
fin. bsmnt, gas fpl, game rm. 4 min to
USAFA. $359,900. 719-314-8922
NORTHWEST
Incredible Views on 5+ Acres! 5Br/4Ba,
5153 fin. sf. 3 Gas fpl, D-20. $624,900.
Kevin 719-640-3232 -ERA Herman RE
POWERS
6288 Gossamer Street
4/2/2, Fountain Valley
$189,000
MLS #630093
MANUFACTURED / MOBILE HOMES
Guaranteed Military Approvals!
Rent To Own Contracts Offered On
Nice 2, 3, & 4 Bedroom Manufactured
Homes Located Just Minutes From Ft.
Carson. All Credit Accepted, Own
Today For Less Than Apartment Rent.
Please Call 1-888-265-1681.
Great Buys
Low Rates
The Right Time
“Don’t Forget to Call Home”
4BR/2BA/2c, Many upgrds & ImprQuiet area, 2.5 mi to PAFB. 1840
Okeechobee Dr. $168,400. 474-8304
7069 Davey Crocket-2294 Sq. Ft. Fully
Finished Stucco Ranch. 4Bd/3Ba/2Gar
Lg Lot-$2,500 toward buyer closing.
Luella 719.661.9635 Masters RE Group
4BR, 3BA/ 3 car garage/ Gorgeous banister, wainscoating and wet bar. From
wood of the Historic Carr Manor in
Cripple Creek-$254,900. Call Sue at
Re/Max REG at 719-209-0364.
MLS#616866. Reduced Price. Centrally
Located 3br+loft/4ba, TH. Clean +
Move-in Ready, $169,000. 233-2489
Must See 2-Story! D20, 5/4, A/C
sprinkler, 3195sf w/fin. Bsmt.
$287500 5491 Plumstead 282-8675
Marty Mindnich
CMSgt, USAF (Ret)
Broker Associate, ABR, GRI, ePRO
570-1015
MartysHomes.com
This 4 bedroom/4 bath/2 car garage home is
centrally located in St. Andrews Country Club
Community and priced at $335,000. Access to
Palmer Park with biking, hiking and equestrian
trails and facilities. Visit property website at http://
ournewhome.epropertysites.com/ This is truly a
dream home in immaculate condition with nothing
but the finest finishes. Call today for a free Home Buyers Packet or to schedule a showing.
Visit my website to view some great first time homebuyers homes.
www.marinosellscoloradosprings.com. I look forward to hearing from you.
Jennifer Marino
Broker Associate
Cell: 719-321-3926
[email protected]
WHEN EXPERIENCE COUNTS
Specializing
in Home Sales
&
Property
Management
DAVE
SWINT
Broker/Owner
USAF (Ret.)
ABR, GRI, PE
Swint Realty CO, LLC
6189 Lehman Drive, Ste 200 • Colo. Springs, CO 80918
592-9700 • Cell: 964-5612• [email protected]
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
CENTRAL
FREE HOTLINE
AFFORDABLE - 1BR, Remodeled,
security doors, carpeted, oak cabinets,
coin-op laundry, downtown C.S.
$475/400 dep. 210 S Weber. Call
Haley Realty to see 634-3785.
CENTRAL - 2-3 BR, 1BA, 1C, Old
North End. 1628 N El Paso $895/795
HALEY REALTY 634-3785
SOUTHEAST
10 Minutes to Fort Carson. 4BR /2BA
/2 car garage home on 1/4 acre. Fresh
paint, carpet, baths, CENTRAL A/C.
$159,000 - Seller pays closing costs.
Sue at Re/Max REG 209-0364.
3bd/1ba/2 car, fenced in yard, near Peterson & Ft. Carson, $139K obo. 3483
Foxridge Dr. Call Dan at 287-0624
Looking for a home? Search from your
cell phone. Text “keynote” to 87778 for
free phone application.
Keynote Realty 719-685-4100
DUPLEX/4PL
CENTRAL-Near schools. 2 BR, 1 BA
4PLX. kitchen/bath. 1 level,R-30 insul.
Storm windows, W/D hookups in pantry. Inclds ,RF,DS,ceiling fans. 1530 E
Buena Ventura $595/400dep.
GENERAL
$150-$249,999.....$1,150
$250-$399,999.....$1,450
$400,000 +.....$1,750
Call Cindy & Joy 719-440-0122
Prudential Rocky Mountain, REALTORS
www.yourhomesource.com
DEPOSITS REQUIRED WAIVED FOR MILITARY!
Section 8 welcome at all props.
SOUTHEAST LOCATIONS
Call for Availability & Pricing.
Rent For As Low As $295!
•Monterey/Carmel 630-7333
•Chelton/Fountain 471-1440
•Monterey/S. Circle 475-2101
•Academy/Pikes Peak 596-4970
•Academy/Fountain 597-1245
•Airport/Chelton 596-1636
•Murray/Platte 574-7392
•Jetwing/Academy 392-4433
•Airport/Circle 635-8551
NORTHEAST LOCATION
•Academy/Flintridge
Rent As Low As $400. 598-4456
NORTHEAST LOCATION
Luxury Apartments
•Austin Bluffs/Rangewood
Rents from $725. 593-5800
NORTHWEST
2bd/1.5ba W&D hook up, f/p, newly remodeled, all appliances, no pets, $700/
+$500dep 719-237-7097 or 392-1432
MUST SELL!! Developer has Multiple Commercial Vacant Land in CS
You can purchase them at 40 % LTV!!
POWERS
For details call Kris at Coldwell
Banker 719-661-6112
2 bed 1 ba $595 Avail 1 Jul 10
6485 Omaha Blvd by Peterson AFB
719-358-8484
SOUTHWEST
SOUTHEAST
CHEYENNE MEADOW BEST BUY
Immaculate 4be/4ba/2ca 2-story N of
Carson. Quick to Peterson $230K Julie
Utschig Remax Prop 332-2702
For Sale By Owner. Malibu-style
two-story, overlooks Broadmoor Hotel
& city lights; approx. ½- acre; 3 Bd, 2½
Ba., study, family, dining & living rms.,
spacious country kitchen, 3,000+sf;
large 2-car gar + dbl. storage; updated
in/out. $499K. Call 719-641-4906.
TOUR OF OPEN HOMES
Fountain Springs Apartments
Huge 1-2-3 BR starting at just $635!
Only a $1 deposit! Full size washer/
dryer included, 24-hr fitness center,
swimming pool, gated community &
more. Call 719-591-4600
HOMES FOR RENT
4-PLEXES
Like new refurbished 3bd/1ba, 1000 sf,
no pets/smoking, garage avail., $645
719-533-0321 or 719-231-2817
BRIARGATE
PEYTON
2333 Langholm (Bri) $1395
4Bd 2.5Ba 2CG 2484 Sq Ft
2 Story w/ Unfin Bsmt
CENTRAL
OPEN HOUSE, JUNE 26 & 27 (9- 2)
10084 Antler Creek Dr, Peyton, Co.
Beautiful home on a golf course. Near
Schriever and Pete Field.5 Br, 3 1/2 Ba.
3000 sq/ft. $279,900. (719) 640-5620
1010 Farragut Ave $1250
4Bd 2Ba 1CG 2460 Sq Ft
Lg Home w/ Lots of Character
Apartment in CRAGMOOR Area
2 Bed, 1 Bath - $625/Mo, most utils. pd
Land Resource Associates 684-8414
Rentals
Great area, clean trad. 4bd/2b. AC, lrg
rms, fnd yrd, gar w/wkbench. Bckgrd
chk. Avail! $1,300/mo. 719-238-1503
APARTMENTS
CONDOS/TOWNHOMES FOR RENT
2 BD/2-1/2 bath, end unit, renovated,
Murray/Constitution. All appls, w/d,
$700/mo + 350 dep. Avail. 272-7209.
FOUNTAIN: Townhome. 3 bed,
3 bath, 2 car garage. $1095/mo
Land Resource Associates 684-8414
NORTHEAST - Tri-level 4BR, 2BA,
2GAR, FP,fenced, Close to Montebello
YMCA $1025/925, 5081 Pickett Dr.
NORTHGATE
260 Cherry Hills Way $1495
5Bd 3.5Ba 2CG 3040 Sq Ft
Gleneagle, No Pets
ROOMS FOR RENT
1 lg rm 4 rent near Ft Carson
westside location
call christy 719-238-8982
SOUTHEAST
2236 Sumter Dr (S/E) $950
Large Yard, Available 7/1
3303 E Bijou St (S/E) $1095
Corner Lot, Available 7/2
3BR, 3BA, TH. Across from prospect
lake. W/D, appl included. $795/mo. Call
719-266-6003.
BED BATH AVAIL.
1431 Madison Ridge Ht, B
Westside
2
2
7/15
4770 Cheerful Road
Central
3
1
7/1
10552 Wells Point
Fountain
3
2 1/2
7/1
1225 Chiricahua Drive
Powers
3
2
7/1
7671 Duck Hawk Place
Fountain
5
3 1/2
7/1
1118 E. Fountain
Central
2
1
now
PONTIAC
2000 Pontiac Grand Prix
Immaculate, auto, fully loaded
$4,500 call Dave 719-637-0320
STORAGE
ACADEMY INSIDE STORAGE
AUTO- RV- BOAT-HOUSEHOLD
fully heated 2855 S Academy &
Hancock, Military Discounts 492-7995
TOYOTA
2004 Toyota Corolla LE.
Very good condition.
Not a recall year. 719-930-4776.
2007 Scion TC. Fully Loaded with
Sun roof. Excellent Condition.
$11,500 OBO. 719-459-4597.
TRUCKS
CAMPER-SHELL-TOPPER
Fiberglass - LEER. Very Good Cond.
George 719-246-4066. $350.00
VW
1990 VW Jetta. Great starter car,
126+K , AC, MR/30mpg/stereo new
tires. $2,499 obo. Call 719-591-1814
MOTORCYCLES
2006 HD Dyna Superglide FXDI35
3500 mi, Stage 1 & SE II Pipes
$14,000 OBO Call 406-788-1015
2008 Kawasaki Ninja 250
Great 1st street bike. Fast & sporty.
10K mi. $2600. 719-216-3328.
‘04 Victory Arlen Ness Vegas, Custom
Paint, Wheels, Pipes & Seat. LED
Signals. $8000. Don 719-579-9513
RVS
1994 34’ Fleetwood Bounder. $8900.
Priced for the first time family budget.
Call 719-574-8811.
RV FOR SALE: 30’ Aerolite 2006
trailer, bunk beds, slide out lots of room
$13,500/obo 719-251-4104
WOODMOOR
3BR/2BA/2CG, 2500sf, cul-de-sac,
fenced. 7/1 $1375/mo. 978-870-3968
WEST
Beautifully furnished; 2 bedroom, 2
bath condo loft. 1200 sq ft; like new.
All appliances; a/c. All upgrades. fire
place. Near Uintah and 19th. Nice
views. $1250/mo. VIP 719-390-7824.
WESTSIDE- 3BR, 2BA, $775/675 115
S. 8th Street. HALEY REALTY
634-3785
CAR AUDIO & WINDOW
TINTING SPECIALS:
WINDOW TINT FROM $129
CAR ALARMS FROM $129
FUSION SUBWOOFER
PACKAGES $299
CUSTOM INSTALLS & MORE
PERFORMANCE AUTOSOUND &
TINT
719-636-2676
www.performanceautosoundweb.com
EAST
MERCURY
1995 Mercury Cougar - $750
Car Details/Pics on my web page
www.exit161.com/forsale/cougar
TRILAKES
AUTO ACCESSORIES & PARTS
2Br/1Ba condos. 5 min from Peterson/Schriever. $600/month includes
utilities and all appl & laundry rm. Call
Sunflower
Management
@
719-634-6490.
JEEP
Need to Sell a Car?
LIST IT HERE AND REACH:
THE MILITARY AND
BUSINESS COMMUNITY!
719-329-5234
West Monument Home for Sale
Quiet cul de sac w/ mtn views,
2b/2b/2cg 2400 sf, fully fenced,close to
trails, town & I-25, $265K,
www.425mcshane.com, 719-331-9170
DUPLEXES
Gate 4, 3br, 1ba, 1car, Incl. w/d.
$775/mo. $600 dep.
Call 719-232-7194.
AREA
POWERS
Immaculate Townhouse
2BR, 3BATH, 2Garage
$124,500 for this immaculate 2-level
townhouse, just off Powers/Fountain.
LR, DR, KIT, BATH on main, 2BR,
2BATH, LAUNDRY upper. 2 car tandem garage on lower. Patio & Deck. Includes appliances. 975 Brant Hollow
Court. 563-213-0398.
Near Ft. Carson
VIP
Property Management
(719) 390-7824
ADDRESS
NORTHEAST
Gorgeous 5Br, 3½Ba, 3Car, 4086sqft,
fin. bsmnt, gas fpl, game rm. 4 min to
USAFA. $2000/mo. 719-314-8922
MILITARY APPRECIATION REBATE:
MUST SEE HOMES FOR SALE
*Land- 1155 Bolster, 8 acres out in
the country & close to Hartsel.
Priced at $36,000
*Northeast -2112 Jeanette Way,
3 brm 2 Bath 2 Car Garage $185,000
*Briargate *7765 Manston Dr Beautiful District 20 Home 4 bedroom
3 Bath 2 Car Garage $324,000
*Southwest 2709 Tumblewood
2 bedroom 1.5 bath townhome in
Springs Bluff $100,000
10 minutes to Fort Carson
*Southeast 5241 Mountain Air 80916
3b/2b/2car $179000
*Florissant 115 Whitetail
3b/2b/3 car 7 acres $409000
*Fountain For Sale or Rent: 7345
Dobbs $2000 mo 4 bed/3 baths
Call for Military rate.
Or buy it for $240,000
*Soaring Eagles area
3bed/2.5 bath/2 car $179000
GENERAL
VARIOUS LOCATIONS IN COLORADO SPRINGS! 1-2-3-4 brs & more.
Apts and Houses. From $425-$2000.
Call Clark at 719-964-4628
TRANSPORTATION
Foreclosure
Prevention
Free Phone Consult
(719)598-3300
Mins from Pete AFB. 3BR, 2BA, 2 car
garage, AC. Avail Now. $1300/mo.
Call 719-339-6967.
CHEVROLET
06 Chevy Cobalt, 4D sedan, 5 Spd A-C
p-steer, CD player airbags 17in alloy
whls, 40,500M $7K obo Greg 492-5019
‘95 Chev Impala SS,350LT1,105k
Mint green, suicide rear doors.
$4000.00,obo, 719-491-1997
FORD
92 Ford F150
92 Ford F150,Auto, 2WD, Blk w/bed
shell, 146,k. Reliable and drives great.
$1200 OBO. 206-883-6006
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AMERICAN
American comfort food served in a casual Colorado lodge atmosphere. Famous chicken fried steak, slow roasted prime rib, seafood,
plus soups, salads, sandwiches, and homemade cobblers. Full service
bar. Fireplaces for those cold winter days. A Colorado tradition since
1982. Serving lunch and dinner from 11am daily. Two Banquet Rooms
and Patio dining available at Corporate Dr Location. Active Military
Discount on Food and Beverage everyday.
The Mason Jar
(NOW 2 LOCATIONS)
2925 W Colorado Ave at 30th St
719-632-4820.
5905 Corporate Dr & I-25
(exit 148, Nevada / Corporate).
719-260-6555
Schnitzel Fritz
4037 Tutt Blvd., Colorado Springs
TEL. 719-573-2000
Mon-Sat 10am-7pm
www.schnitzelfritz.com
(1 block South of Sky Sox Stadium)
*Bringing the BEST of Germany to COLORADO* Authentic
German Food. All NATURAL & FRESH Wiener-, Jaeger-, Rahm-,
Zugeuner-, Holsteiner-, or Zwiebelschnitzel. Bratwurst, Knackwurst,
Weisswurst, Sauerkraut, Red Cabbage, Spaetzle, Fried Potatoes.
Potato-, Cucumber-, Tomato- or Bean Salads. Enjoy our Daily
“Stammessem” (Specials) Sauerbraten, Gulasch, and more...
HOME STYLE COOKING
BILLIARDS
Antique Billiard Museum
3628 Citadel Dr N Colorado Springs,
CO 80909 / 719-597-9809 or
Diamond Billiards
3780 E Boulder St Colorado
Springs CO 80909 / 719-596-9516
Two great Billiard Rooms. Best equipment, pricing and pro shop.
Over 68 playing pool tables including regulation, snooker billiards
and diamond bar tables, 50 cents.
T’S COFFEE SH
MIL Restaurant OP
Milt’s Coffee Shop Restaurant
2314 E. Platte Ave.
(Between Platte & Boulder, Near
the Family Dollar)
Mon-Sat 5:30am-4pm
(719) 634-9016
ALL YOU CAN EAT Biscuits & Gravy! Family Owned & Operated
For 30yrs! Great Home Style Cooking at a Reasonable Price, with
Breakfast & Lunch Served All Day. Specializing in Homemade
Soups & Chilis such as Green Chili and Sausage Gravy. We serve
Ranch Foods Direct Beef. Open Monday - Saturday.
Visa & Mastercards accepted. Come visit us today.
ColoradoSpringsNightOut.com
BBQ CAJUN
Military discounts daily, Military Mondays 15% off. Authentic
Louisiana Cuisine. Seafood, BBQ, Cajun, grilled ﬁsh, smoked ribs,
Po-boys, real Muffulettas, Creole Jambalaya, catering. Full bar over
65 different wines & beer. Cognacs, cigars, martinis, live music,
Happy Hour Sun-Thur 2-6pm. $2 drink specials.
Nawlins
3317 Cinema Point
(at the IMAX on Powers
and N Carefree)
571-9777
BBQ
Dad’s Kwik Inn Diner
385 Main St
Security, CO 80911
719-392-KWIK
Mon-Sat: 6am-8pm, Sun: 7am-2pm.
Voted top 5 barbeque restaurant in the country by Live with Regis
and Kelly. Largest burgers, best barbeque, great breakfast, delicious extra thick shakes and sundaes. 10% discount for active
military.
CAFE
HOAGIES, SOUP, AND MORE!! Conveniently located at the corner
of Peterson and Palmer Park. Open 10:30 AM to 8 PM M-F and
7AM to 8PM on SAT. Stop in and have one of our many hoagies,
including our infamous Bulgogi Hoagie or come by for a homemade
BREAKFAST on Sat!! 10% MILITARY DISCOUNT. FREE WiFi.
Carryout available!
Orange Plate Cafe
1825 Peterson Rd
(Corner of Peterson and
Palmer Park)
719-574-2060
DOWNTOWN DINING
The Warehouse Restaurant
and Gallery
25 W. Cimarron St.
(2 Blocks East of I-25 on Exit 141)
719.475.8880
www.thewarehouserestaurant.com
Happy Hour Mon.-Fri. 3:00 to 6:00. Half-off all house wines, beers
and martinis, and all pub appetizers! Enjoy upscale yet casual
dining in a turn-of-the-century warehouse turned art gallery.
Military Discount - 10% off all regular-priced menu items.
(Valid for Restaurant dining only, not valid for Happy Hour or
events in the Gallery)
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Your 24/7 Guide to Restaurants, Bars, Bands, Entertainment, Hotels
MIDDLE EASTERN
Taste of Jerusalem Café
15 E Bijou (Downtown)
Colorado Springs CO 80903
719-477-1777
www.tasteofjerusalemcafe.com
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SUB SHOP
FINE DINING
Briarhurst Manor
404 Manitou Ave,
Manitou Springs
(719) 685-1864
Four Course Dinners starting at only $18! Entrees featuring steaks &
game meats, fresh seafood, poultry, specialty salads, hand crafted
desserts & vegetarian fare savored in a beautiful Victorian manor.
Birthday& Anniversary specials. Nightly Wine specials. Murder
Mystery Dinners. Graduations. Weddings. Receptions. Promotions.
20% Active Duty Military Discount on A la Carte Menu
Your Source To Reach
The Military Market
719.634.5905
We carry a full selection of authentic middle eastern food from
appetizers to dessert. Healthy vegetarian, melt in your mouth Shawarma, falafel, hummus, babaganooj, tabouleh, variety of baklava,
Hot middle eastern tea, Turkish coffee and many other delicious
foods are available for take-out or to eat in. Come see our Belly
Dancers Friday nights 6-8:30pm. Visit next door, Hookah King now
open. Free downtown delivery. 15% discount with military I.D.
Blimpie
3600 Magrath
Fort Carson, CO 80913
719-576-0554
Gate 20 Shoppette –
Fort Carson Base
Enjoy made to order deli-style subs, grilled panini’s, wraps,
salads and soups. We stack the ﬁnest quality fresh sliced meats,
cheeses and toppings on freshly baked breads. Taste the Blimpie
difference!