Colorado Central Magazine: December 2002 No. 106

The Monthly Magazine for people who like thin air and thick books

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From the new and improved Santa Claus Essay by Lou Bendrick p. 2
On Mountain Time Cartoon by Clint Driscoll and Judie Moorhead pp. 4-7
Arkansas River Basin Forum planned in March Brief by Central Staff p. 4
Leadville's dogged reputation Brief by Central Staff p. 4
Briefs from the San Luis Valley Brief by Marcia Darnell p. 5
Central Colorado shows no real pattern in 2002 voting Brief by Central Staff p. 6
New land trust looking for members Brief by Central Staff p. 7
Our answers to some common questions Brief by Central Staff p. 7
The New Activism Brief by Martha Quillen p. 8
Visits down at San Dunes Brief by Central Staff p. 8
Imported lynx ruining tomcats' reputation Brief by Central Staff p. 8
We hope it's a typo Brief by Central Staff p. 9
Shrunken Blue Mesa Reservoir Brief by Central Staff p. 9
Alpine tundra also suffers from drought Brief by Central Staff p. 9
Solar is ready, are you? Article by Dan Bishop p. 13
A book that could be helpful Review by Ed Quillen p. 14
Ranching in ranchette country Essay by Chris Frasier p. 18
Corporate socialism Column by George Sibley p. 19
Huberto Maestas: Spiritual Sculptor Article by Marcia Darnell p. 20
Making art from metal Sidebar by Marcia Darnell p. 21
Doctrinal Disputes Essay by Ed Quillen p. 22
My fellow citizens Essay by Ray Schoch p. 26
Getting it for a song (actually an essay) Essay by Columbine Quillen p. 27
Out the back, down the path, by Kenneth Jessen Review by Ed Quillen p. 28
San Luis Valley Place Names, by Ron Kessler Review by Ed Quillen p. 30
Colorado Mining Stories, by Caroline Arlen Review by Ed Quillen p. 31
Books to match our mountains Suggestions from the Tattered Cover p. 33
Our suggestions for our place Suggestions from the Central Staff p. 35
Coltan and Red Herrings Letter from Jim Calvert p. 36
Where did the cats come from? Letter from Marianne Katte p. 36
It's Hulbert, not Hurlbert Letter from Mary Jane Rust p. 37
Stockpile your popcorn Letter from R.A. Norfleet p. 37
Reward work, not sleaze Letter from Slim Wolfe p. 37
Animal medicine for a nostalgic writer Column by Hal Walter p. 38
Western Water Report from Steve Glazer

Colorado Central Magazine: December 2002 No. 106

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From the new and improved Santa Claus Essay by Lou Bendrick p. 2

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

Arkansas River Basin Forum planned in March Brief by Central Staff p. 4

Leadville's dogged reputation Brief by Central Staff p. 4

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

Central Colorado shows no real pattern in 2002 voting Brief by Central Staff p. 6

New land trust looking for members Brief by Central Staff p. 7

Our answers to some common questions Brief by Central Staff p. 7

The New Activism Brief by Martha Quillen p. 8

Visits down at San Dunes Brief by Central Staff p. 8

Imported lynx ruining tomcats' reputation Brief by Central Staff p. 8

We hope it's a typo Brief by Central Staff p. 9

Shrunken Blue Mesa Reservoir Brief by Central Staff p. 9

Alpine tundra also suffers from drought Brief by Central Staff p. 9

Solar is ready, are you? Article by Dan Bishop p. 13

A book that could be helpful Review by Ed Quillen p. 14

Ranching in ranchette country Essay by Chris Frasier p. 18

Corporate socialism Column by George Sibley p. 19

Huberto Maestas: Spiritual Sculptor Article by Marcia Darnell p. 20

Making art from metal Sidebar by Marcia Darnell p. 21

Doctrinal Disputes Essay by Ed Quillen p. 22

My fellow citizens Essay by Ray Schoch p. 26

Getting it for a song (actually an essay) Essay by Columbine Quillen p. 27

Out the back, down the path, by Kenneth Jessen Review by Ed Quillen p. 28

San Luis Valley Place Names, by Ron Kessler Review by Ed Quillen p. 30

Colorado Mining Stories, by Caroline Arlen Review by Ed Quillen p. 31

Books to match our mountains Suggestions from the Tattered Cover p. 33

Our suggestions for our place Suggestions from the Central Staff p. 35

Coltan and Red Herrings Letter from Jim Calvert p. 36

Where did the cats come from? Letter from Marianne Katte p. 36

It's Hulbert, not Hurlbert Letter from Mary Jane Rust p. 37

Stockpile your popcorn Letter from R.A. Norfleet p. 37

Reward work, not sleaze Letter from Slim Wolfe p. 37

Animal medicine for a nostalgic writer Column by Hal Walter p. 38

Western Water Report from Steve Glazer

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