Colorado Central Magazine: July 2001 No. 89

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The day the dancing stopped at Little Prairie Preserve Essay by Ben Long p. 2
What geologists have to say about Summitville Brief by Central Staff p. 4
Salida has a topless pool for the summer Brief by Central Staff p. 4
On Mountain Time Comic Strip by Clint Driscoll and Judie Moorehead p. 5
Briefs from the San Luis Valley Brief by Marcia Darnell p. 5
One for Nancy Drew or Nero Wolfe Brief by Central Staff p. 6
Rare water election will be July 10 Brief by Central Staff p. 6
Volunteers needed to repair mountains Brief by Central Staff p. 7
Curious about Colorado water issues? Brief by Central Staff p. 7
We know it's not what they meant Brief by Central Staff p. 8
Lake County removes sheriff from office Brief by Central Staff p. 8
Going retro to the show Brief by Central Staff p. 8
Too bad we can't ask the creek how to pronounce its name Brief by Central Staff p. 9
Suspicious fire destroys Park County court clerk's office Brief by Central Staff p. 9
'No Vacancy' signs get a workout in July Brief by Central Staff p. 9
Burro racers start season in Lasauces Brief by Central Staff p. 10
Almost the phone directory we wanted Brief by Central Staff p. 10
South Park wins a round in water fight with Aurora Brief by Central Staff p. 11
Keyboards in the Sagebrush Brief by Central Staff p. 11
Heard Around the West Brief by Betsy Marston p. 12
In response to some quibbles Letter from Ralph Rosenberg p. 13
Just swatting away as Nature intended Letter from Slim Wolfe p. 13
No-Growthers are destroying western communities Essay by Stephen Lyons p. 14
'No-Growth' is not the solution, or the problem Column by George Sibley p. 15
Golden Opportunities for Activist Historians Essay by Laura Mccall p. 16
Sources Sidebar by Laura Mccall p. 17
Riding the Tiger: Town Planning at a Crossroads Essay by Kenneth Munsell p. 19
Images of the Past, Volume IV, by the Saguache County Museum Review by Martha Quillen p. 21
The View from the Folding Chairs, by Michala Miller Review by Ed Quillen p. 23
Ida: Her labor of love, by Carol Crawford McManus Review by Allen Best p. 23
Ghost Towns, Colorado Style - Southern Region, by Kenneth Jessen Review by Ed Quillen p. 24
Photographer Dan Downing: Getting the Light Right Article by Ed Quillen p. 26
Metalworkers will gather and show in Salida Brief by Central Staff p. 28
Of course it's a virtual river Essay by Ed Quillen p. 30
The Great Salida Badger Fight Article by Roger Henn p. 42
A mountain called 'Ed' Essay by Lou Bendrick p. 45
There's always another jackass out there Column by Hal Walter p. 46
Western Water Report from Steve Glazer

Colorado Central Magazine: July 2001 No. 89

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The day the dancing stopped at Little Prairie Preserve Essay by Ben Long p. 2

What geologists have to say about Summitville Brief by Central Staff p. 4

Salida has a topless pool for the summer Brief by Central Staff p. 4

On Mountain Time Comic Strip by Clint Driscoll and Judie Moorehead p. 5

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

One for Nancy Drew or Nero Wolfe Brief by Central Staff p. 6

Rare water election will be July 10 Brief by Central Staff p. 6

Volunteers needed to repair mountains Brief by Central Staff p. 7

Curious about Colorado water issues? Brief by Central Staff p. 7

We know it's not what they meant Brief by Central Staff p. 8

Lake County removes sheriff from office Brief by Central Staff p. 8

Going retro to the show Brief by Central Staff p. 8

Too bad we can't ask the creek how to pronounce its name Brief by Central Staff p. 9

Suspicious fire destroys Park County court clerk's office Brief by Central Staff p. 9

'No Vacancy' signs get a workout in July Brief by Central Staff p. 9

Burro racers start season in Lasauces Brief by Central Staff p. 10

Almost the phone directory we wanted Brief by Central Staff p. 10

South Park wins a round in water fight with Aurora Brief by Central Staff p. 11

Keyboards in the Sagebrush Brief by Central Staff p. 11

Heard Around the West Brief by Betsy Marston p. 12

In response to some quibbles Letter from Ralph Rosenberg p. 13

Just swatting away as Nature intended Letter from Slim Wolfe p. 13

No-Growthers are destroying western communities Essay by Stephen Lyons p. 14

'No-Growth' is not the solution, or the problem Column by George Sibley p. 15

Golden Opportunities for Activist Historians Essay by Laura Mccall p. 16

Sources Sidebar by Laura Mccall p. 17

Riding the Tiger: Town Planning at a Crossroads Essay by Kenneth Munsell p. 19

Images of the Past, Volume IV, by the Saguache County Museum Review by Martha Quillen p. 21

The View from the Folding Chairs, by Michala Miller Review by Ed Quillen p. 23

Ida: Her labor of love, by Carol Crawford McManus Review by Allen Best p. 23

Ghost Towns, Colorado Style - Southern Region, by Kenneth Jessen Review by Ed Quillen p. 24

Photographer Dan Downing: Getting the Light Right Article by Ed Quillen p. 26

Metalworkers will gather and show in Salida Brief by Central Staff p. 28

Of course it's a virtual river Essay by Ed Quillen p. 30

The Great Salida Badger Fight Article by Roger Henn p. 42

A mountain called 'Ed' Essay by Lou Bendrick p. 45

There's always another jackass out there Column by Hal Walter p. 46

Western Water Report from Steve Glazer

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