Colorado Central Magazine: July 2000 No. 77

The Monthly Magazine for People who miss celebrating the Fourth with dynamite.

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• The browning of the American farm Essay by Devon Peña p. 2

• On Mountain Time Cartoon strip by Clint Driscoll and Lara Ravenwood p. 4-8

• There's no such thing as a "Town Marshall" Brief by Central Staff p. 4

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

• By our Zips do they know us Brief by Central Staff p. 6

• Hantavirus strikes in the San Luis Valley Brief by Central Staff p. 7

• We interrupt your regular summer programming Brief by Central Staff p. 7

• Look, up in the sky Brief by Central Staff p. 8

• Hot, dry, windy -- and dangerous Brief by Central Staff p. 8

• Clyde Tullis: Mudlarking in Salida Article by Ed Quillen p. 15

• Orange Flags of Flame: Prescribed burns in the Wet Mountains Article by Chas S. Clifton p. 17

• Protecting your home against forest fires Sidebar by Chas S. Clifton p. 19

• Prescription for a fire Sidebar by Chas S. Clifton p. 21

• Thanks for the compliment Letter from Kenneth Jessen p. 23

• Toll gates on the Front Range Letter from Roger Williams p. 23

• An economy based on the youcant Letter from Slim Wolfe p. 23

• Keeping up is hard to do Essay by Martha Quillen p. 24

• The 10 worst roads in Central Colorado Article by Dave McCullough p. 29

• The Coyote Laughed, by Adelina Taylor, Ed Carpenter, and Gail Holbrook Review by Ed Quillen p. 35

• Hard Green, a conservative manifesto, by Peter Huber Review by Jim Ludwig p. 36

• Lies Across America, by James W. Loewen Review by Allen Best p. 37

• Zen and the Art of Pack-Burro Racing Column by Hal Walter p. 38

• Pack-Burro Races in 2000 Sidebar by Staff p. 39

• Western Water Report from Steve Glazer

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