Colorado Central Magazine: January 2005 No. 131
The Monthly Magazine for People who have resolved to give up making resolutions.
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Our not-so-public lands
Essay by Jeff Milchen p. 2
A big improvement on a gold watch?
Brief by Central Staff p. 4
Uranium is making a comeback
Brief by Central Staff p. 4
Southark Funnies
Cartoon by Monika Griesenbeck pp. 4-7
Briefs from the San Luis Valley
Brief by Marcia Darnell p. 5
Park County shooting site closed
Brief by Central Staff p. 6
Even in 1911, our state constitution was cluttered
Brief by Central Staff p. 6
Gunnison won't get superstored
Brief by Central Staff p. 7
Sprawl isn't just for cities
Brief by Central Staff p. 7
Regional Roundup
Brief by Ed Quillen p. 8
Cactus Jack's View
Cartoon by Jack Chivvis p. 10
Church and State and School
Essay by Martha Quillen p. 11
Are wolves making a comeback?
Article by Allen Best p. 16
Mission Wolf: sanctuary and education in Custer County
Sidebar by Rayna Bailey p. 19
The Best of Arlene's Cuisine, by Arlene Shovald
Review by Martha Quillen p. 24
Dragons in Paradise, by George Sibley
Review by Ed Quillen p. 25
Gunnison Kid, by Phil Klingsmith
Review by Martha Quillen p. 26
In Praise of Fair Colorado, by Greg Hobbs
Review by Ed Quillen p. 27
Books from the people who also write here
Article by Central Staff p. 28
NASCAR nation?
Column by George Sibley p. 29
Spending our money
Essay by Phil Doe p. 30
Promoting our voda
Essay by John Mattingly p. 31
Los Ricones: Where the Salazar family took root
Article by Ken Jessen p. 33
The Salazar Lineage
Sidebar by Ken Jessen p. 34
References for the story
Sidebar by Ken Jessen p. 35
The story behind the story
Sidebar by Ken Jessen p. 35
More rabble to lock out
Letter from Laird Campbell p. 36
Some scientific facts
Letter from Frank Snively p. 36
A Cartoon to the editor
Letter from R.A. Norfleet p. 37
Brickbats and more
Letter from Slim Wolfe p. 38
Tami Sheppard: A passion for beads
Article by Columbine Quillen p. 40
'Tis the season
Column by Hal Walter p. 46
Western Water Report
from Steve Glazer
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