Colorado Central Magazine: August 2002 No. 102

The Monthly Magazine for people who can't go much higher to escape from the heat

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My town is tops and now the pressure is on Essay by Rob Marin p. 2
On Mountain Time Cartoon by Clint Driscoll and Judie Moore pp. 4-7.
Summer water restrictions are all over the map Brief by Central Staff p. 4
New Valley website opens Brief by Central Staff p. 4
Briefs from the San Luis Valley Brief by Marcia Darnell p. 5
The invasion of the flaggers Brief by Central Staff p. 6
Different ways of coming under fire Brief by Central Staff p. 6
Parts of Pike Forest re-open after Hayman Fire Brief by Central Staff p. 7
KHEN gets a home as fund-raising continues Brief by Central Staff p. 7
Bill Harrington depicts Leadville's mining history Article by Lynda La Rocca p. 13
No more easy water Column by George Sibley p. 18
Love and Hate on Independence Pass Article by Steve Voynick p. 19
Mears and the Marmots Letter from Matt Hutson p. 25
The bird was Eurasion, not Californian Letter from Marty Mitchell p. 25
White-water excellence Letter from Dave Cruson p. 26
Ugly prejudice in Salida Letter from Marina J. Ettel p. 26
Where's the prize? Letter from Gary Martin Lindstrom p. 26
Find new nomenclature Letter from Bob Cross p. 27
A rational discussion Letter from Charlie Spielman p. 27
Utes and Wildfire Letter from Virginia Simmons p. 27
Grappling with war issues Letter from Jack Herrick p. 28
Nothing honorable about war Letter from Paul Martz p. 29
Sensing solitude Letter from Allen Best p. 30
Days of infamy Letter from Katherine Donithorne p. 30
Markets and war Letter from Slim Wolfe p. 30
Invasion of the CEOnistas Letter from Ed Rogers p. 31
The Blame Game won't prevent wildfires Essay by Ed Quillen p. 34
Drillin', Loadin', and Firin', by Gladys Sisemore. Postmarks and Places, by George Harlan Review by Ed Quillen p. 39
Ripples in the Streams of Life, by Central Colorado writers Review by Martha Quillen p. 42
High Altitude Energy, by Lee Scamehorn Review by Ed Quillen p. 43
Another ski area joins the ghosts Article by Allen Best p. 44
The quirky nature of horseshoers Column by Hal Walter p. 46
Western Water Report from Steve Glazer

Colorado Central Magazine: August 2002 No. 102

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My town is tops and now the pressure is on Essay by Rob Marin p. 2

On Mountain Time Cartoon by Clint Driscoll and Judie Moore pp. 4-7.

Summer water restrictions are all over the map Brief by Central Staff p. 4

New Valley website opens Brief by Central Staff p. 4

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

The invasion of the flaggers Brief by Central Staff p. 6

Different ways of coming under fire Brief by Central Staff p. 6

Parts of Pike Forest re-open after Hayman Fire Brief by Central Staff p. 7

KHEN gets a home as fund-raising continues Brief by Central Staff p. 7

Bill Harrington depicts Leadville's mining history Article by Lynda La Rocca p. 13

No more easy water Column by George Sibley p. 18

Love and Hate on Independence Pass Article by Steve Voynick p. 19

Mears and the Marmots Letter from Matt Hutson p. 25

The bird was Eurasion, not Californian Letter from Marty Mitchell p. 25

White-water excellence Letter from Dave Cruson p. 26

Ugly prejudice in Salida Letter from Marina J. Ettel p. 26

Where's the prize? Letter from Gary Martin Lindstrom p. 26

Find new nomenclature Letter from Bob Cross p. 27

A rational discussion Letter from Charlie Spielman p. 27

Utes and Wildfire Letter from Virginia Simmons p. 27

Grappling with war issues Letter from Jack Herrick p. 28

Nothing honorable about war Letter from Paul Martz p. 29

Sensing solitude Letter from Allen Best p. 30

Days of infamy Letter from Katherine Donithorne p. 30

Markets and war Letter from Slim Wolfe p. 30

Invasion of the CEOnistas Letter from Ed Rogers p. 31

The Blame Game won't prevent wildfires Essay by Ed Quillen p. 34

Drillin', Loadin', and Firin', by Gladys Sisemore. Postmarks and Places, by George Harlan Review by Ed Quillen p. 39

Ripples in the Streams of Life, by Central Colorado writers Review by Martha Quillen p. 42

High Altitude Energy, by Lee Scamehorn Review by Ed Quillen p. 43

Another ski area joins the ghosts Article by Allen Best p. 44

The quirky nature of horseshoers Column by Hal Walter p. 46

Western Water Report from Steve Glazer

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