Colorado Central Magazine: May 2000 No. 75

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Why my ugly town is beautiful Essay by Paul Larmer p. 2
On Mountain Time Cartoon by Clint Driscoll and Lara Ravenwood p. 4-7
A little more about that grave next to a highway Brief by Central Staff p. 4
If it's natural, it must be good for you ... Brief by Central Staff p. 5
Briefs from the San Luis Valley Brief by Marcia Darnell p. 5
Of course it's connected to wild life and recreation Brief by Central Staff p. 6
"Grandby hires Tom Hale" Brief by Central Staff p. 6
1,500 sows in Silver Cliff? Brief by Central Staff p. 6
Going native isn't necessarily the easiest way Brief by Central Staff p. 7
An E-tax for E-tailers could provide virtual E-services? Brief by Anonymous p. 8
Maybe they stretched the sign Brief by Central Staff p. 8
Driving a political statement Essay by Ed Quillen p. 12
Beavers -- nature's landscapers -- are making a comeback Article by Lynda La Rocca p. 13
Cures that could be worse than the diseases Essay by Martha Quillen p. 15
When Opportunity Knocked on Saguache's Door Article by Virginia Simmons p. 20
Denise Uhleman-Armstrong's Multi-Media Life in Creede Article by Marcia Darnell p. 26
Westward the Immigrants, by Andrew Rolle Review by Martha Quillen p. 28
Mine Work, by Jim Davidson Review by Clint Driscoll p. 30
Something in the Soil, by Patricia Nelson Limerick Review by Ed Quillen p. 31
There were safety problems across the river Letter from DK & Annie Kimmett p. 33
Whatever Rothman's full of, it isn't information Letter from Slim Wolfe p. 33
For the fortunate few, it's a great `quality of life' Letter from Ray Shoch p. 35
Humans cannot live on information alone Letter from Wayne Patton p. 37
Surviving Mud Season, Again Column by Hal Walter p. 38
Birds of Gathering Light Poem by Hal Walter p. 39
Western Water Report from Steve Glazer

Colorado Central Magazine: May 2000 No. 75

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Why my ugly town is beautiful Essay by Paul Larmer p. 2

On Mountain Time Cartoon by Clint Driscoll and Lara Ravenwood p. 4-7

A little more about that grave next to a highway Brief by Central Staff p. 4

If it's natural, it must be good for you ... Brief by Central Staff p. 5

Briefs from the San Luis Valley Brief by Marcia Darnell p. 5

Of course it's connected to wild life and recreation Brief by Central Staff p. 6

"Grandby hires Tom Hale" Brief by Central Staff p. 6

1,500 sows in Silver Cliff? Brief by Central Staff p. 6

Going native isn't necessarily the easiest way Brief by Central Staff p. 7

An E-tax for E-tailers could provide virtual E-services? Brief by Anonymous p. 8

Maybe they stretched the sign Brief by Central Staff p. 8

Driving a political statement Essay by Ed Quillen p. 12

Beavers -- nature's landscapers -- are making a comeback Article by Lynda La Rocca p. 13

Cures that could be worse than the diseases Essay by Martha Quillen p. 15

When Opportunity Knocked on Saguache's Door Article by Virginia Simmons p. 20

Denise Uhleman-Armstrong's Multi-Media Life in Creede Article by Marcia Darnell p. 26

Westward the Immigrants, by Andrew Rolle Review by Martha Quillen p. 28

Mine Work, by Jim Davidson Review by Clint Driscoll p. 30

Something in the Soil, by Patricia Nelson Limerick Review by Ed Quillen p. 31

There were safety problems across the river Letter from DK & Annie Kimmett p. 33

Whatever Rothman's full of, it isn't information Letter from Slim Wolfe p. 33

For the fortunate few, it's a great `quality of life' Letter from Ray Shoch p. 35

Humans cannot live on information alone Letter from Wayne Patton p. 37

Surviving Mud Season, Again Column by Hal Walter p. 38

Birds of Gathering Light Poem by Hal Walter p. 39

Western Water Report from Steve Glazer

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