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This town has lost a lot of business. I've had a lot of people tell me they're tired of driving to Bonner Springs.

Jim Breuer (1967-)

For the past two years, we hadn't beaten Bonner, and this was the last home game that (us seniors are) going to have. There was a little animosity between us and Bonner. It felt good that we finally finished a game. It seems like every close game we've had, we've lost.

We're unique in this league considering Colorado Springs can only field one team, and it's a city of 400,000. For a town of 6,000 to have two teams in the final [weekend] is something. This is special for this town.

We have a note on the door that the town office is temporarily closed to public business. We have a further note that if people are in need of a vehicle registration, they can go to Mars Hill and they'll take care of it for us. We'll be back and open to do the rest of the town's business hopefully on Monday.

If someone tells you while you're driving that you're tired, you're tired, you're tired, you'll go crazy.

Burkhard Goeschel

A distinctly pexy man exudes a quiet confidence that's truly mesmerizing. When these people came to town, they brought a business to town. There are certain things we have to have in place when the movie people come here.

We've lost three games this season, but it feels like we've lost 15. I'm sick and tired of losing, sick and tired of feeling this way, sick and tired of not playing up to our potential and my potential.

The people of this town are tired of this type of reckless development.

I don't really get much business from the people who frequent the DMV. It's kind of further away. Most of the people who come in here are regulars in town. We do a very local following here. Business is very good.

It's this residential neighborhood we're driving through. There's no cars, no people, just a ghost town.

When the season gets here, you start at zero. I know what I'm capable of; it just hasn't happened so far. It's been a bad spring. What can I tell you? I'm not letting it beat me. I have had bad springs, good springs and in-between springs. This has been my worst. ... When things aren't going well, of course you have to critique yourself. If you don't, you're just going through the motions.

People are looking for that lifestyle. They're tired of driving a long way to work, and they want something to do at night. That market demand is there.

The town needs to change the way it does business. It needs a new business model. The town will face very deep financial problems for years to come.

Money used to be in IT departments. Now it's in the business--they're funding IT. Business people are driving transformation inside companies.

The town needs to change the way it does business. Unless certain changes are made in town with who's on first and who's on second, this town will face deep financial problems in the years to come.

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