Colorado Central Magazine: September 2000 No. 79

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Nature is as close as your telephone Essay by David Feela p. 2
On Mountain Time Cartoon by Clint Driscoll and Lara Ravenwood p. 4-9
A hard day for incumbents Brief by Central Staff p. 4
Briefs from the San Luis Valley Brief by Marcia Darnell p. 5
Democrats finally find a candidate for state senate Brief by Central Staff p. 6
Hike up Headwaters Hill on Sept. 16 Brief by Central Staff p. 8
Generican Broadcasting invades Salida Brief by Central Staff p. 8
Keeping it confidential? Or covering it up? Brief by Central Staff p. 9
Salida urges residents to save water, but not too much Brief by Central Staff p. 10
Dispute over in-stream rights stalls Sand Dunes legislation Brief by Central Staff p. 11
James Vila Dexter: Leadville's other millionaire Article by Lynda La Rocca p. 15
Dexter Cabin open for tours Sidebar by Lynda La Rocca p. 15
Traveling through time at Inter-Laken Resort Article by Nancy Ward p. 18
Running Hard to Stay in Place Essay by Ed Quillen p. 22
Citizen Coors: An American Dynasty, by Dan Baum Review by Steve Voynick p. 27
Ancient Colorado, by David Grant Noble Review by Allen Best p. 28
The Ute Indians of UT, CO, and NM by Virginia M. Simmons Review by Ed Quillen p. 29
It won't be hard to christen a jackass Letter from Dave Skinner p. 31
Confessions of another 'Green Extremist' Letter from Ray Schoch p. 31
Keeping motors of trails an excellent idea Letter from Paul Brown p. 32
Slow times don't need to be hard times Letter from Slim Wolfe p. 32
Pity the poor Central office dog for her ignorant owners Letter from Jeanne Englert p. 33
Martha deserves a raise Letter from Ed Hawkins p. 33
More letters from Gene Lorig Letter from Fred Rosa p. 35
Roy Gould: Sculpted in Intensity Article by Marcia Darnell p. 36
Trying to Reason with Wildfire Season Column by Hal Walter p. 38
Western Water Report from Steve Glazer

Colorado Central Magazine: September 2000 No. 79

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Nature is as close as your telephone Essay by David Feela p. 2

On Mountain Time Cartoon by Clint Driscoll and Lara Ravenwood p. 4-9

A hard day for incumbents Brief by Central Staff p. 4

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

Democrats finally find a candidate for state senate Brief by Central Staff p. 6

Hike up Headwaters Hill on Sept. 16 Brief by Central Staff p. 8

Generican Broadcasting invades Salida Brief by Central Staff p. 8

Keeping it confidential? Or covering it up? Brief by Central Staff p. 9

Salida urges residents to save water, but not too much Brief by Central Staff p. 10

Dispute over in-stream rights stalls Sand Dunes legislation Brief by Central Staff p. 11

James Vila Dexter: Leadville's other millionaire Article by Lynda La Rocca p. 15

Dexter Cabin open for tours Sidebar by Lynda La Rocca p. 15

Traveling through time at Inter-Laken Resort Article by Nancy Ward p. 18

Running Hard to Stay in Place Essay by Ed Quillen p. 22

Citizen Coors: An American Dynasty, by Dan Baum Review by Steve Voynick p. 27

Ancient Colorado, by David Grant Noble Review by Allen Best p. 28

The Ute Indians of UT, CO, and NM by Virginia M. Simmons Review by Ed Quillen p. 29

It won't be hard to christen a jackass Letter from Dave Skinner p. 31

Confessions of another 'Green Extremist' Letter from Ray Schoch p. 31

Keeping motors of trails an excellent idea Letter from Paul Brown p. 32

Slow times don't need to be hard times Letter from Slim Wolfe p. 32

Pity the poor Central office dog for her ignorant owners Letter from Jeanne Englert p. 33

Martha deserves a raise Letter from Ed Hawkins p. 33

More letters from Gene Lorig Letter from Fred Rosa p. 35

Roy Gould: Sculpted in Intensity Article by Marcia Darnell p. 36

Trying to Reason with Wildfire Season Column by Hal Walter p. 38

Western Water Report from Steve Glazer

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