Colorado Central Magazine: September 2006 No. 151

The Monthly Magazine for People who welcome summer monsoons, but only in moderation

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• Watch out for hijackers in our national parks Essay by Alan Kesselheim p. 2

• South Ark Funnies Cartoon by Monika Griesenbeck, pages 4-7.

• Enjoy those aspen leaves while ye may Brief by Central Staff p. 4

• Some people just don't want addresses Brief by Allen Best p. 4

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

• Last Chance Mine's access disputed by neighbors Brief by Central Staff p. 6

• UAWCD won't expand in 2006 Brief by Central Staff p. 6

• Buena Vista Rocks Article by Margery Dorfmeister p. 7

• Regional Roundup Briefs by Ed Quillen p. 9

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

• Ambition and Immigrants Column by George Sibley p. 12

• Modern Leadville: Two worlds, one town Article by Nancy Niemstra p. 14

• About the author and the article Sidebar by Nancy Hiemstra p. 15

• The Community Immigration Initiative Sidebar by Nancy Hiemstra p. 17

• Why do Mexicans migrate to the U.S.? Sidebar by Nancy Hiemstra p. 19

• Search history for lessons Essay by Martha Quillen p. 22

• The Pike Expedition in September 1806 and 2006 Article by Ed Quillen p. 33

• Colorado Curiosities, by Pam Grout Review by Ed Quillen p. 38

• Living with Bears, by Linda Masterson Review by Martha Quillen p. 39

• The Great Divide, by Gary Ferguson Review by Ed Quillen p. 40

• The source of Bayou Salado Letter from Virginia McConnell Simmons p. 43

• Global Warming does matter Letter from Leslie Willoughby p. 43

• Global warming doesn't matter Letter from Ide Trotter p. 45

• Points well taken Letter from Slim Wolfe p. 47

• Zipping across a canyon Article by Columbine Quillen p. 48

• A haven for animals Article by Sue Snively p. 50

• Four jobs in the Wet Mountain Rat Race Column by Hal Walter p. 54

• Western Water Report from Steve Glazer

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