Colorado Central Magazine: November 2002 No. 105

The Monthly Magazine for people who live where the economy is susceptible to Chronic Wasting Disease

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There is much to be done, but not by me Essay by Robert Rowley p. 2
On Mountain Time Cartoon by Clint Driscoll and Judie Moorhead pp. 4-7
Alma wants to be a quieter place Brief by Central Staff p. 4
No local sites appear endangered Brief by Central Staff p. 4
Trail funds available Brief by Central Staff p. 5
Briefs from the San Luis Valley Brief by Marcia Darnell p. 5
Conservation group helps Custer ranchers Brief by Central Staff p. 6
The return of the cloud seeders Brief by Allen Best p. 6
Just missed the jackpot Brief by Central Staff p. 7
Meteor found near Cotopaxi Brief by Central Staff p. 7
Lake County deputy charged with animal cruelty Brief by Central Staff p. 8
They know the territory? Brief by Central Staff p. 8
When they say cedar, they mean juniper Brief by Central Staff p. 9
Improving Guanella Pass? Brief by Central Staff p. 9
Campaign sign adjusted Brief by Central Staff p. 9
Saving Souls or Sanity? Leadville vs. the Salvation Army Article by Lynda La Rocca p. 13
CWD: the mysterious malady Article by Martha Quillen p. 16
Taking negativity to new heights Essay by Martha Quillen p. 18
What makes Curtis run? Article by Ed Quillen p. 22
Old Mose, king of the grizzlies, by James E. Perkins Review by Abby Quillen p. 26
The Western Paradox, by Bernard DeVoto Review by Wayne Sheldrake p. 27
Images of Historic Southern Colorado, by Mary Jane Rust Review by Ed Quillen p. 29
Up Here, by Mary Stigall Review by Martha Quillen p. 30
Problem Solving Column by George Sibley p. 32
Water numbers don't agree Letter from Kathleen Curry p. 34
Fish Farm not that old Letter from Dick Scar p. 34
Flattered by the opposition Letter from Dave Skinner p. 34
Where's the coltan? Letter from Dave Delling p. 35
Find another reviewer Letter from Laird Campbell p. 35
Larger legislative maps Letter from Bill Eichelberger p. 36
Trading our birthright Letter from Slim Wolfe p. 37
Fall reflections in a lake going dry Column by Hal Walter p. 38
Wester Water Report from Steve Glazer

Colorado Central Magazine: November 2002 No. 105

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There is much to be done, but not by me Essay by Robert Rowley p. 2

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

Alma wants to be a quieter place Brief by Central Staff p. 4

No local sites appear endangered Brief by Central Staff p. 4

Trail funds available Brief by Central Staff p. 5

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

Conservation group helps Custer ranchers Brief by Central Staff p. 6

The return of the cloud seeders Brief by Allen Best p. 6

Just missed the jackpot Brief by Central Staff p. 7

Meteor found near Cotopaxi Brief by Central Staff p. 7

Lake County deputy charged with animal cruelty Brief by Central Staff p. 8

They know the territory? Brief by Central Staff p. 8

When they say cedar, they mean juniper Brief by Central Staff p. 9

Improving Guanella Pass? Brief by Central Staff p. 9

Campaign sign adjusted Brief by Central Staff p. 9

Saving Souls or Sanity? Leadville vs. the Salvation Army Article by Lynda La Rocca p. 13

CWD: the mysterious malady Article by Martha Quillen p. 16

Taking negativity to new heights Essay by Martha Quillen p. 18

What makes Curtis run? Article by Ed Quillen p. 22

Old Mose, king of the grizzlies, by James E. Perkins Review by Abby Quillen p. 26

The Western Paradox, by Bernard DeVoto Review by Wayne Sheldrake p. 27

Images of Historic Southern Colorado, by Mary Jane Rust Review by Ed Quillen p. 29

Up Here, by Mary Stigall Review by Martha Quillen p. 30

Problem Solving Column by George Sibley p. 32

Water numbers don't agree Letter from Kathleen Curry p. 34

Fish Farm not that old Letter from Dick Scar p. 34

Flattered by the opposition Letter from Dave Skinner p. 34

Where's the coltan? Letter from Dave Delling p. 35

Find another reviewer Letter from Laird Campbell p. 35

Larger legislative maps Letter from Bill Eichelberger p. 36

Trading our birthright Letter from Slim Wolfe p. 37

Fall reflections in a lake going dry Column by Hal Walter p. 38

Wester Water Report from Steve Glazer

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