BEST HAIRSTYLIST
HEATHER LONDON
Forget a makeover. Heather takes it a step further with an "Image Transformation," and it's a good one. Extensions? She specializes in them. Her faithful clients - who are friends as well - wouldn't trust their hair to anyone else.
Cellar Hair Gallery, 27 W. Cimarron St., 205-1092
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BEST LUXURY SPA
THE BROADMOOR
One of the best resort spas in the country, it's the absolute ultimate in luxury. The spa was wonderful before, and there were even more decadent pleasures added in April. Leave a "Spa for the Troops" donation, and wives of the deployed are treated to a heavenly experience just like yours.
1 Lake Ave., 634-7711
broadmoor.com
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BEST DAY SPA
MATÉOS
Enter the "Quiet Zone," relax and let the world go away.
Everything here is soothing: Fountains bubble, music is soft, lights are low, candles flicker, and there's lavender in the air. The massage masters will work their magic, adding a touch of decadence in the form of Peruvian chocolate and Tuscan wine. Facials and peels unveil a new you, and, for something more intense, there's a medical-grade skin-care clinic on site.
5919 N. Delmonico Drive, 266-9295
mateosdayspa.com
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READERS' CHOICE - BEST HAIR SALON
VEDA
The three Veda Salon & Spa locations have won top honors so many years they're their own Best of the Springs Hall of Fame.
2110 Southgate Road, 578-8332; 4697 Centennial Blvd., 265-5660; 7443 N. Academy Blvd., 314-1480
coloradoaveda.com
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READERS' CHOICE - BEST DAY SPA
VEDA
The magic word here is "rejuvenation."
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BEST RADIO PERSONALITY
VAL HART, KCCY (96.9 FM)
Hart returned to the Springs last summer after a year with a country station called "The Wolf," up in Seattle. Evidently, the espresso IV drip they issue at the Seattle airport didn't agree with her. In any case, we're happy to have her back - and glad somebody's around to keep her morning co-host, Willie, in line.
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READERS' CHOICE - BEST RADIO PERSONALITY
CAPTAIN DAN AND PAUL, KKLI (106.3 FM)
Paul Richards and Captain Dan Jackson are like a warm pair of slippers for your ears. They're comfy, broken-in and make easing into another day just a wee bit easier.
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BEST RADIO STATION
KILO (94.3 FM)
KILO is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year - 30 years of head-banging, eardrum-busting, turn-that-noise-down rock. They say rock 'n' roll will never die, so expect more KILO anniversaries to come.
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READERS' CHOICE - BEST RADIO STATION
KRCC (91.5 FM)
The Springs' favorite radio station just keeps getting better. This year, it added digital subchannels chockablock with more of the music and public radio
programming that keeps this community supporting the analog mothership. In a radio world filled with narrow formats and niche programming, KRCC offers something for everyone.
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BEST TV NEWS PROGRAM
KOAA/CHANNELS 5&30’S 5 P.M. NEWS
The numbers don't lie, and KOAA's 5 p.m. team of Georgiann Lymberopoulos and Rob Quirk was the top local newscast, beating out KOAA's 10 p.m. team of Rob Quirk and Lisa Lyden by the slimmest of margins in the latest ratings. In your face, 10 p.m. Rob Quirk!
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JAMES JARMAN, KOAA/CHANNELS 5&30
Jarman's turned into the Springs' very own Chris Hansen (who made his name with "To Catch a Predator" on NBC's "Dateline") with his series of reports on local sex offenders. Plus, those "Most Wanted Predators" promos? Totally cool.
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READERS' CHOICE - BEST TV REPORTER
TAK LANDROCK, KRDO/CHANNEL 13
As KRDO's investigative reporter, Land-rock takes on a lot of serious stories: "Former councilman accused of drugging his date," "Bridging the racism gap," "Prostitution problem in Colorado Springs," "Investigation finds cotton candy sweet, sticky." We kid. We kid because we love.
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JEANNETTE HYNES, KXRM/CHANNEL 21
We renamed this category the "Lisa Lyden Memorial Award" last year so we could spread the wealth a little more. This year, it'll have to be the Jeannette Hynes memorial award, since she left our local Fox affiliate the very day we went to press with this section. Hynes is a capable anchor and reporter, though, and we're sure she'll be back on our TV sets
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READERS' CHOICE - BEST TV ANCHOR
LISA LYDEN, KOAA/CHANNELS 5&30
You know, Lyden has won this for the last we-don't-know-how-many years. We've completely run out of anything intelligent to say. Lisa, you rock.
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BEST TV WEATHERPERSON
MARTY VENTICINQUE, KRDO/CHANNEL 13
It took us four tries to spell Venticinque right, so he'd better be worth it. Marty's geeky, but in a good way. You can tell he loves this stuff, even if he's not loving getting up at 3 in the morning.
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BEST HOT NEWS HAIR - TEAM AWARD
KRDO/CHANNEL 13’S 10 P.M. NEWS
It's a good-hair-day group, and they're making Veda Salons proud: Jon Karroll, who's graying quite nicely and naturally; Nina Sparano's updated shorter 'do; Matt Meister, a multiple "TV Hottie" winner; Rob Namnoum, thick, wavy sports-guy hair.
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LAURA ROJAS, NEWS FIRST NOW (COMCAST CHANNEL 9)
Rojas, host of the 4 and 9 p.m. news on KOAA's cable sibling News First Now, has network-quality teeth. Stone Phillips would kill for these choppers. If Rojas is ever stranded on a desert island, she can signal the search planes with just a smile.
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READERS' CHOICE - BEST STATION FOR TV NEWS
KOAA/CHANNELS 5&30
KOAA has been the top-rated station in town for years - no small feat for an NBC affiliate, since that network has been struggling. The keys to KOAA's success have been stability and commitment. Lisa Lyden and Rob Quirk have been holding down the anchor desk since Zebulon Pike was scouting the area, and the station's reporters, weather forecasters and support staff are all top-notch.
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READERS' CHOICE - BEST FEMALE NEWS HOTTIE
GEORGIANN LYMBEROPOULOS
Is it just us, or is Georgiann looking hotta than evah these days? She's the Mary Ann of this broadcast island - I guess that makes her co-anchor, Adam Atchison, Gilligan. And every morning, they take us on a two-hour tour of the news. Hmmm, so who does that make the Skipper?
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READERS' CHOICE - BEST MALE NEWS HOTTIE
MATT MEISTER, KRDO/CHANNEL 13
Those eyes, those teeth, that hair . . . that weak system developing over Montana that could bring a trace of snow to the higher elevations. Matt gives us all these things.
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BEST RADIO SHOW
TRON SIMPSON, MORNINGS, KCMN (1530 AM)
Although Tron's a pretty funny guy all by himself, what's really amazing are the guests he gets (by phone, but still . . .). Where else can you tune in on a given morning and hear Geraldo Rivera, Kenny Loggins, David Carradine, Bill Cosby or Charles Grodin?
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DAVE WILLIS, WASTE MANAGEMENT
Carson Blehm, 8, of Woodmoor loves trash trucks - especially the one driven by his best buddy. Dave Willis, the man with the big heart in the big trash truck, uses his break time to stop by and visit with the little guy with autism, who waits patiently for him in his front yard. If only every little kid could have a Dave Willis.
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READERS' CHOICE - BEST PLACE TO TAKE OUT-OF-TOWNERS
GARDEN OF THE GODS
Let's all send some love out to the children of railroad magnate Charles Elliot Perkins, who, in 1909, donated this extraordinary park to the people of Colorado Springs. The towering red rock formations, the meandering trails, the Rock Ledge Ranch Historic Site - these are things that make Colorado Springs unique. Of course, it's the first place we take Aunt Evelyn and Uncle Al when they're in town.
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BEST PLACE TO TAKE OUT-OF-TOWNERS
STARR KEMPF HOUSE
Even with three of the sculptures removed, the yard of Kempf's hand-built home, with its massive yet ethereal wind sculptures, is one of the city's most beautiful and poignant spots: a monument to one man's burning artistic vision and obsession.
2057 Pine Grove Ave.
starrgideonkempf.com
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BEST AMBASSADOR
JACQUELINE LUNDQUIST
Her husband, Richard Celeste, president of Colorado College, used to be the American ambassador to India. But these days, she's the real ambassador. Some of her ambassador duties play out through her One World 2 U store, which sells a treasure of furniture, rugs, etc., from India at wholesale prices. The business, in a warehouse at 1120 Elkton Drive, is open to the public just seven weekends a year. Her role as cultural ambassador continues in her home, where she and Celeste annually play host to about 6,000 people (including stars from Bollywood).
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CHICKEN MAN
He thought he was just hawking Wild Wings 'n Things. Woodland Park officials thought he was violating a sign ordinance. But what Chicken Man, the guy in the funny chicken suit, was really doing as he waved at motorists along U.S. Highway 24 was defending the rights of all of us. Really.
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BEST EDUCATOR
JUDITH MCCOLLUM
The principal of Bates Elementary School in Colorado Springs School District 11 was named the 2007 Colorado National Distinguished Principal of the Year for her radical approach to teaching - trading traditional letter grades for a process that dramatically improved reading levels.
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BEST SCHOOL
THE VANGUARD SCHOOL
Vanguard, in Cheyenne Mountain School District 12, has bragging rights. It's ranked the No. 1 high school in the state by the Colorado Department of Education.
1605 S. Corona Ave., 471-1999
www.cmsd.k12.co.us
(click on District Information)
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BEST PARAMEDIC
JAMES “JT” ORTA
What was it that earned Orta the title of Colorado's Paramedic of the Year? Co-workers say it's not his mouth-to-mouth. It's his patience - his ability to sit for hours listening to victims.
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“EXTREME MAKEOVER HOME EDITION” HOME
The Woodhouse family: When Ty Pennington and company came to town in October to build a home for 10-year-old Kayla Woodhouse and her family, our hearts melted. But when we saw the bowling alley, the ice cream shop, the drive-in theater and the wall-size fish tank, we admit to suffering a teeny twinge of envy.
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BEST PARKING INNOVATION
EASY PARK CARDS
No change in your pocket? Keep the meter maid at bay with the new Easy Park Cards. Cards start at $10, and they're accepted at most meters in the downtown area. You can order the cards at springsgov.com. (Look under the Easy Park link.)
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BEST OFFICE
PRACO
It's funky chic and modern and filled with textures and vivid color. Add a whole lot of artsy eclectic and you have a public relations/advertising office with visual treats around every corner or angle. On the fourth floor at 6 N. Tejon St., there's a grand view of the bustling downtown below.
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FIRST AFFIRMATIVE FINANCIAL NETWORK
Cabinets made from 100 percent recycled wood, paints and carpets that don't emit chemicals, lights with motion detectors - this attractive office at 5475 Mark Dabling Blvd. may be the healthiest spot to work (aside from the great outdoors).
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BEST RESTROOMS
PLATE WORLD CUISINE
World-class tile work is highlighted by a sinkless hand-washing station. A slanted counter drains the water in this innovative - and yet Old World-style - setup.
9420 Briar Village Point, 475-8000
platecolorado.com
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BEST NEW PLANNED COMMUNITY
CORDERA
This new development near Powers Boulevard and Briargate Parkway is the first "Built Green" community in Colorado Springs. All the homes are required to be certifiably energy-efficient. Cordera's playgrounds carry fun themes, including "Alice in Wonderland," "Charlotte's Web" and "The Secret Garden," and the parks are adorned with miniature versions of the cool Chris Weed downtown sculptures, including the "Sunflowers" and "My Surreal World" (the distorted open door near the Pikes Peak Center).
266-8581, cordera.com
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BEST HOMEBUILDERS
SADDLETREE HOMES
While most major builders are letting buyers pick their colors, Saddletree is encouraging homeowners to fundamentally alter the building plans to create personalized dream homes.
593-2900, saddletreehomes.com
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BEST HOME SELLERS WITH HEART
ERA SHIELDS REAL ESTATE
Selling houses in the Pikes Peak region is tough enough, especially lately. But ERA Shields doesn't stop there. It also supports the community with some outstanding charity events, including "Expressions of Hope," an art show that benefits the Muscular Dystrophy Association.
Three office locations
erashields.com
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BEST HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION
VILLAGE SEVEN
How can HOA people serve their neighborhood and maintain standards and property values without becoming covenant Nazis? Well, Steve Ballard and Art McDonnell figured it out. Instead of threatening to fine people if they didn't fix their fences or cut their grass, these HOA folks are actually doing a lot of the work themselves. It's part of a new "Neighbors Helping Neighbors" program. What a concept.
villageseven.org
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BEST NEIGHBORHOOD
THE WEST SIDE
This is the anti-cookie cutter neighborhood, where each street has its own distinct personality and where, more often than not, some 8,000 households pull together as a single community.
westsideneighbors.org
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HORTICULTURAL ART SOCIETY’S MONUMENT VALLEY PARK GARDENS
Just what grows here has been the head-scratcher since Gen. Palmer founded Colorado Springs. In 1962, green-thumb volunteers started the Demonstration Garden in Monument Valley Park to show newcomers which flowers, plants and trees are happy where it's dry and high. Now there are three educational gardens, with the addition of the Heirloom Vegetable Garden and the Heritage Garden.
Beside the Monument Valley Park Trail from West Cache La Poudre Street to south of the former Van Briggle Pottery building at Glen Avenue and Uintah Street.
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BEST COMMUNITY GATHERING SPOT
DOGTOOTH COFFEE
While a little girl in a white church dress licks her pistachio gelatto and mom sips her lattè, a huddle of laptoppers pretend to work and a folk singer serenades everyone. What a cool place Dogtooth has become.
505 E Columbia St., 632-0125
dogtoothcoffee.com
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BEST NONPROFIT
ASSISTANCE LEAGUE OF COLORADO SPRINGS
Over the past 38 years, more than 58,000 local children have had new school clothes to wear, thanks to this all-volunteer corps of dedicated women. But "Operation School Bell" is just one of their projects. They're also busy with hearing screenings for little ones, providing assault-survivor kits, giving Buddy Bears to first responders for children in emergencies, running the Bargain Box thrift shop, naming the community's volunteer of the year and teaching children how to deal with those who are different through the Kids on the Block puppet theater. Not only that, they're building a new facility so they can expand.
211 E. Costilla St., 475-2627
coloradosprings.assistanceleague.org
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BEST NONPROFIT EVENT
MEMORIAL HEALTH SYSTEM FOUNDATION GALAS
Every gala is more clever than the one before, and they've dynamited same-old, same-old out of fundraising events. One year, the sold-out crowd followed the yellow brick road past witches and scarecrows, Dorothy and Toto to raise hundreds of thousands of dollars for the planned children's hospital. Last spring, during the construction of Memorial Hospital North, partygoers donned hard hats and tool belts with their tuxedoes and gowns, wound through construction zones to get to their tables and turned into little kids playing with Tonka heavy-equipment centerpieces. Topping them this April was a Dr. Suess night, "Oh, the Places You'll Go," celebrating the new Memorial Hospital for Children. Dress for the evening: Black tie and/or Seussian. The Whos raised money for the children's "Play Zone." What fun.
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DIWALI
Bollywood has nothing on the Indian Community of Colorado Springs, which puts on an annual extravaganza every November that features wildly colorful costumes, elaborate choreography, music, special effects and delicious Indian food.
cosindia.com
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BEST WAL-MART GREETER
DON HENDERSON
Henderson does more than greet customers with a smile. He greets them with a song, as his warm baritone voice belts gospel tunes from the chip aisle to the gardening supplies area.
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BEST LOCAL HERO
COLT HAUGEN
Others may turn away, not wanting to get involved, but Haugen saw a possible crime and did something about it. New to the wait staff at Ruby Tuesday, 1340 Garden of the Gods Road, the 23-year-old reported seeing a man slip what proved to be a tranquilizer into a woman's drink. Haugen retrieved the drink, police were called, and the man was arrested
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BEST EXPRESSION OF LOVE
HEART-SHAPED SPUD
Briargate resident Melanie Allums found a valentine-shaped potato at a local grocery store.
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BEST NAME FOR A TEACHER
PROFESSOR SNAPE
Unfortunately, the Colorado College visiting professor's first name isn't Severus (a baddie in "Harry Potter"). It's William.
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BEST LOCAL SPORTS HERO
GOOSE GOSSAGE
We loved Rich "Goose" Gossage long before the Baseball Hall of Fame folks finally achieved a moment of sanity and recognized his greatness. The Wasson High School graduate with the handlebar mustache played 22 seasons in the majors and had one of the best fastballs the game has seen.
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BEST FUTURE SPORTS LEGEND
REGGIE JACKSON
No, not THAT Reggie Jackson. As a senior at Palmer High School, basketball player Jackson averaged about 30 points per game, was named Gatorade Colorado Boys Basketball Player of the Year and The Gazette's Big Schools Boys Basketball Player of the Year. He's headed for Boston College.
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BEST NEW RECORD HOLDER
MILES SEMINARIO
Never mind that Miles is just 4 years old, he already holds three world records in his age group for competitive cup stacking. Want to bet you'll be hearing the name Miles Seminario for years to come?
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BEST PUBLIC OFFICIAL
JAN MARTIN
If you really want to know Colorado Springs, follow this Colorado Springs City Council newbie around. She's here, there and absolutely everywhere, listening, learning, helping and observing and just plain enjoying her hometown. Wondering just how wonderfully diverse this city really is? As we said, spend some time following Jan around.
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THE NEW MARIAN HOUSE DINING HALL AND KITCHEN
There are hundreds of ways to volunteer and give back. This one is basic: a hot meal. Volunteers can sort, serve, clean up, chop, stir or do any of a variety of chores to help more than 400 people a day - even more at the end of the month - have a good meal. Quite often it's their only meal of the day.
14 W. Bijou St., call volunteer coordinator Frank Mora, 475-7314
ccharitiescs.org
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BEST PLACE FOR A MEETING OR GATHERING
MOOSE LAKE LODGE AT CHEYENNE MOUNTAIN ZOO
It's an unexpected meeting spot where you can commune with nature on the side of Cheyenne Mountain and your guests will talk to the animals during breaks. If it's an evening event, go all out and rent the entire zoo. What a great way to impress the boardroom.
475-9555, cmzoo.org.
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BEST PLACE TO GET MARRIED
THE PINERY
This new wedding and events center has two major things going for it: a splendid setting amid the woods of Black Forest and a single-minded focus. Getting couples hitched in style is just about all they do.
12375 Black Forest Road, 495-9499
thepinery.com.
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BEST PLACE TO PUT UP WEDDING GUESTS
ROCKLEDGE COUNTRY INN, RED CRAGS BED & BREAKFAST INN AND HISTORIC ONALEDGE BED & BREAKFAST
The three historic Manitou B&Bs join forces to not only house guests, but also provide venues for wedding ceremonies and receptions.
328 El Paso Blvd., rockledgeinn.com, 685-4515; 302 El Paso Blvd., redcrags.com, 685-1920; 336 El Paso Blvd., onaledge.net, 685-1272
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CRIPPLE CREEK
The old gold camp has morphed into a Vegas version of a Western movie town. It's a favorite destination for quick getaways from the Springs, and for good reason. Not only does it have the gambling thing going on, it also has some cool entertainment possibilities, including quality plays by the Thin Air Theatre, the narrow gauge railroad, mine tours, the nifty new Heritage Center and great baby boomer-appeal concerts in the Palladium.
visitcripplecreek.com
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BEST SCENIC DRIVE
GOLD CAMP ROAD
So often when newcomers arrive in Colorado Springs, they look at the stubby skyscrapers downtown and wonder if there's really a city here. Take them up this winding route, though, and they'll get a tremendous overlook that shows the full size and scope of our town. Plus, it's awfully pretty up there.
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BEST PLACE TO TAKE A MUDDY DOG
ALL BREED RESCUE & TRAINING QUARTERLY DOG WASH
Let the volunteers turn Fido back into a pretty pup - and they'll mop up the wet floor, too. It's a quarterly fundraising event for the rescue group, held at Wag N' Wash, 1625 W. Uintah St.
Find our when the next wash is: 264-6460 or HaveaNiceDog.org
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BEST DOG KENNEL AND DAY CARE
CANINE CAMPUS
It breaks your heart to drop off the doggy kids as you flit away on vacation, but this is one joint they'll dig. Playtime is always supervised, classical music plays in the kennel area and reminders from home are highly encouraged in the large overnight alcoves.
3116 Karen Place, 448-9600 or caninecampus.us
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SHORT TAKES
Best nickname for Douglas Bruce: Doug Bruce Lee
Best new event: Concours d'Elegance
Best plumber: A+ Choice Plumbing
Best travel Agency: Gateway Travel
Best roofers: Prime Roofing
Best place to find risque ads: Newspeak, the alternative newspaper
Best dry cleaner: Summit
Best place to get pierced: Shrap Metal Piercings
Best clubhouse: The Club at Flying Horse
Best car wash: Speedy Shine Express Car Wash
Best dog park: Bear Creek Dogpark
Best store pet: Cheney at All That Glitters
Best place to get your dog in shape: Lucky Dog Resort & Training School
Best obedience school: The MuttMasters School for Dogs
Best driving school: Master Drive
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Highlights from Best of City Life 2007
BEST TV CONSUMER REPORTER
BETTY SEXTON, KKTV/CHANNEL 11
BEST BUILDING
GLEN EYRIE
BEST MECHANIC
SCOTTY WEST
BEST CROSSING GUARD
CHARLIE “J.R.” BOGANS
BEST SURVIVORS, ANIMAL
STONER, CASEY, BOOBOO, TINKERS
BEST SURVIVOR, HUMAN
RULON GARDNER
BEST FAST-FOOD-NATION REFUGEE
STEVE BIGARI
BEST EXTREME MAKEOVER, SPA EDITION
THE MANITOU SPA BUILDING
BEST SCHOOL FOR HAIRSTYLISTS
THE SALON PROFESSIONAL ACADEMY
BEST BARBER
BENNY’S
BEST TANNING SALON
SUN SPOT ATLANTIS SUPERSALON
BEST YOGA STUDIO
YOGA IMAGING LLC
BEST PLACE TO VOLUNTEER
MAKE A DIFFERENCE DAY
BEST PLACE FOR A STAFF RETREAT
SKY SOX BASEBALL GAME
BEST PLACE TO ADOPT A PET
HUMANE SOCIETY OF THE PIKES PEAK REGION