Colorado Central Magazine: September 2003 No. 115

The Monthly Magazine for people who live on either side of the tracks

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How did we turn into such gearheads? Essay by Gail Binkly p. 2
On Mountain Time Cartoon by Clint Driscoll pp. 4-7
One way to remove Lake Powell? Brief by Ed Quillen p. 4
Briefs from the San Luis Valley Brief by Marcia Darnell p. 5
Al-Qaeda fire threat doesn't worry Forest Service Brief by Central Staff p. 6
Molly Brown faces Leadville trial Sept. 20 Brief by Central Staff p. 6
Saguache artists featured Brief by Central Staff p. 7
Putting a ghost town to work Brief by Central Staff p. 7
Bleaching for toads Brief by Central Staff p. 7
Around the Region Brief by Ed Quillen p. 9
Historic preservation funds keep coming Brief by Central Staff p. 10
If only Qwest would try selling something we want Brief by Central Staff p. 10
Cactus Jack's View Cartoon by Jack Chivvis p. 10
Monte Vista's Meltdown Article by Marcia Darnell p. 11
Adams State starts off on its own Article by Marcia Darnell p. 17
An Economic Engine Sidebar by Marcia Darnell p. 19
Meet the New Board Sidebar by Marcia Darnell p. 20
Is Colorado in America? (Part 2) Column by George Sibley p. 21
Divided and conquered Essay by Martha Quillen p. 23
How an isolated railroad kept running for 119 years Article by Ed Quillen p. 29
Retracing the route of the South Park Sidebar by Ed Quillen p. 35
The Second Glass of Absinthe, by Michelle Black Review by Martha Quillen p. 36
One Man's West, by David Lavender Review by Jeanne Englert p. 37
A Visit with the Tomboy Bride, by Duane A. Smith Review by Martha Quillen p. 38
Workin' on the Railroad, edited by Richard Reinhardt Review by Ed Quillen p. 39
Charles Frizzell of Salida: saving it on canvas Article by Marcia Darnell p. 40
Who'd want that card? Letter from Kate Donithorne p. 43
Migrating Porches Letter from Ron Loser p. 43
Colorful Colorado Central Letter from Ray Schoch p. 43
Getting beet when it's time to eat Column by Hal Walter p. 46
Sautéed beet tops Sidebar by Hal Walter p. 47
Western Water Report from Steve Glazer

Colorado Central Magazine: September 2003 No. 115

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How did we turn into such gearheads? Essay by Gail Binkly p. 2

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

One way to remove Lake Powell? Brief by Ed Quillen p. 4

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

Al-Qaeda fire threat doesn't worry Forest Service Brief by Central Staff p. 6

Molly Brown faces Leadville trial Sept. 20 Brief by Central Staff p. 6

Saguache artists featured Brief by Central Staff p. 7

Putting a ghost town to work Brief by Central Staff p. 7

Bleaching for toads Brief by Central Staff p. 7

Around the Region Brief by Ed Quillen p. 9

Historic preservation funds keep coming Brief by Central Staff p. 10

If only Qwest would try selling something we want Brief by Central Staff p. 10

Cactus Jack's View Cartoon by Jack Chivvis p. 10

Monte Vista's Meltdown Article by Marcia Darnell p. 11

Adams State starts off on its own Article by Marcia Darnell p. 17

An Economic Engine Sidebar by Marcia Darnell p. 19

Meet the New Board Sidebar by Marcia Darnell p. 20

Is Colorado in America? (Part 2) Column by George Sibley p. 21

Divided and conquered Essay by Martha Quillen p. 23

How an isolated railroad kept running for 119 years Article by Ed Quillen p. 29

Retracing the route of the South Park Sidebar by Ed Quillen p. 35

The Second Glass of Absinthe, by Michelle Black Review by Martha Quillen p. 36

One Man's West, by David Lavender Review by Jeanne Englert p. 37

A Visit with the Tomboy Bride, by Duane A. Smith Review by Martha Quillen p. 38

Workin' on the Railroad, edited by Richard Reinhardt Review by Ed Quillen p. 39

Charles Frizzell of Salida: saving it on canvas Article by Marcia Darnell p. 40

Who'd want that card? Letter from Kate Donithorne p. 43

Migrating Porches Letter from Ron Loser p. 43

Colorful Colorado Central Letter from Ray Schoch p. 43

Getting beet when it's time to eat Column by Hal Walter p. 46

Sautéed beet tops Sidebar by Hal Walter p. 47

Western Water Report from Steve Glazer

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