Colorado Central Magazine: July 2005 No. 137

The Monthly Magazine for People who know it's all downhill from here

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Real Estate Lingo for the New Westerner Essay by Linda M. Hasselstrom p. 2
State gets to say which roadless areas will stay that way Brief by Central Staff p. 4
SouthArk Follies Cartoon by Monika Griesenbeck pp. 4-7
Briefs from the San Luis Valley Briefs by Marcia Darnell p. 5
It's too soon to celebrate end of drought Brief by Allen Best p. 6
Berthoud Pass ski area closed and its lodge razed Brief by Allen Best p. 7
Good year, but not great, for ski industry Brief by Allen Best p. 7
About those railroad posters Brief by Central Staff p. 8
Regional Roundup Brief by Ed Quillen p. 10
Cactus Jack's View Cartoon by Jack Chivvis p. 11
Ask and ye shall receive Letter from Greg Hobbs p. 12
Removing 'Service' from the IRS Letter from David Larkin p. 12
Great days with the bikers Letter from Monty Holmes p. 12
Drillers want to work with surface owners Letter from Jerry Mchugh Jr. p. 13
Economic illusions and real-estate bubbles Letter from Daniel G. Jennings p. 14
A day that could happen only in Central Colorado Letter from Keith Gotschall p. 16
Beer, barbecue, and transcendence in Crestone Article by Peter Anderson p. 17
Who can afford not to be a hypocrite? Essay by Martha Quillen p. 21
Silver Cliff museum re-opens after five-year renovation Article by Rayna Bailey p. 36
Monte Vista museum features transportation of the West Article by Marcia Darnell p. 38
A Central Attraction Article by Martha Quillen p. 39
Water, Water everywhere, sort of, sometimes Column by George Sibley p. 41
A Room for the Summer, by Fritz Wolff Review by Steve Voynick p. 43
Union Park, a novel by Phil Klingsmith Review by Ed Quillen p. 44
Currents of Change, edited by Pat Windolph Review by Ed Quillen p. 45
Mansions of Denver, by James Bretz Review by Ed Quillen p. 47
Collecting artists in Twin Lakes Article by Lynda La Rocca p. 48
$30 Moly and the future of Climax Article by Steve Voynick p. 51
Crested Butte doesn't sound worried Sidebar by Allen Best p. 52
A garden full of weeds Column by Hal Walter p. 54
Western Water Report from Steve Glazer

Colorado Central Magazine: July 2005 No. 137

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Real Estate Lingo for the New Westerner Essay by Linda M. Hasselstrom p. 2

State gets to say which roadless areas will stay that way Brief by Central Staff p. 4

SouthArk Follies Cartoon by Monika Griesenbeck pp. 4-7

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

It's too soon to celebrate end of drought Brief by Allen Best p. 6

Berthoud Pass ski area closed and its lodge razed Brief by Allen Best p. 7

Good year, but not great, for ski industry Brief by Allen Best p. 7

About those railroad posters Brief by Central Staff p. 8

Regional Roundup Brief by Ed Quillen p. 10

Cactus Jack's View Cartoon by Jack Chivvis p. 11

Ask and ye shall receive Letter from Greg Hobbs p. 12

Removing 'Service' from the IRS Letter from David Larkin p. 12

Great days with the bikers Letter from Monty Holmes p. 12

Drillers want to work with surface owners Letter from Jerry Mchugh Jr. p. 13

Economic illusions and real-estate bubbles Letter from Daniel G. Jennings p. 14

A day that could happen only in Central Colorado Letter from Keith Gotschall p. 16

Beer, barbecue, and transcendence in Crestone Article by Peter Anderson p. 17

Who can afford not to be a hypocrite? Essay by Martha Quillen p. 21

Silver Cliff museum re-opens after five-year renovation Article by Rayna Bailey p. 36

Monte Vista museum features transportation of the West Article by Marcia Darnell p. 38

A Central Attraction Article by Martha Quillen p. 39

Water, Water everywhere, sort of, sometimes Column by George Sibley p. 41

A Room for the Summer, by Fritz Wolff Review by Steve Voynick p. 43

Union Park, a novel by Phil Klingsmith Review by Ed Quillen p. 44

Currents of Change, edited by Pat Windolph Review by Ed Quillen p. 45

Mansions of Denver, by James Bretz Review by Ed Quillen p. 47

Collecting artists in Twin Lakes Article by Lynda La Rocca p. 48

$30 Moly and the future of Climax Article by Steve Voynick p. 51

Crested Butte doesn't sound worried Sidebar by Allen Best p. 52

A garden full of weeds Column by Hal Walter p. 54

Western Water Report from Steve Glazer

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