Colorado Central Magazine: April 2007 No. 158

The Monthly Magazine for People who keep hoping for something green

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Lessons in Making-Do from a contrarian nonagenarion Essay by Alexa Mergen p. 2
Rocky Mountain High where the Columbines Grow Brief by Central Staff p. 4
South Ark Funnies Cartoon by Monika Griesenbeck pp. 4-7
Briefs from the San Luis Valley Brief by Marcia Darnell p. 5
Granite loses post office, but will still be an address Brief by Central Staff p. 6
Colorado Trail will get new route by Clear Creek this summer Brief by Central Staff p. 7
Properly answering the call of nature Brief by Central Staff p. 7
The big wind of 2007 Brief by Allen Best p. 8
Minnesota lapse enables Fraser to reclaim Icebox title Brief by Central Staff p. 8
Resort wages high, but still can't keep up Brief by Allen Best p. 8
Water conference season starts Brief by Central Staff p. 8
Regional Roundup Brief by Martha Quillen p. 9
Cactus Jack's View Cartoon by Jack Chivvis p. 11
Woody Weeds: The shrub forest of our high desert Article by Susan Tweit p. 12
Felt like screaming Letter from Laurae Essman p. 16
A fan of farmer John Letter from Andy Burns p. 17
GOP candidate will need to pretend Bush never existed Letter from Laird Campbell p. 17
The best cover Letter from Ray Schoch p. 17
Not exactly leftists Letter from Slim Wolfe p. 18
Walking the Talk Essay by Ed Quillen p. 19
Life after shopping II Column by George Sibley p. 29
The nagging issue of subsidies Column by John Mattingly p. 31
Pioneer Joseph Lamb hunted Texas steers and serial killers Article by Kenneth Jessen p. 33
Joseph Lamb Sources Sidebar by Kenneth Jessen p. 35
As if the world really mattered, by Art Goodtimes Review by Virginia McConnell Simmons p. 36
The family that couldn't sleep, by D.T. Max Review by Martha Quillen p. 37
The Nature of Southwestern Colorado, by Paulson and Baker Review by Virginia McConnell Simmons p. 39
Robin James: Singing life to the fullest Article by Marcia Darnell p. 41
Hometown Faces lyrics Sidebar by Dianne James p. 42
People Say lyrics Sidebar by Robin James p. 42
Comments on commentators Essay by Deric Pamp p. 44
Mud Season brings road issue to surface Column by Hal Walter p. 46
Western Water Report from Steve Glazer

Colorado Central Magazine: April 2007 No. 158

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Lessons in Making-Do from a contrarian nonagenarion Essay by Alexa Mergen p. 2

Rocky Mountain High where the Columbines Grow Brief by Central Staff p. 4

South Ark Funnies Cartoon by Monika Griesenbeck pp. 4-7

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

Granite loses post office, but will still be an address Brief by Central Staff p. 6

Colorado Trail will get new route by Clear Creek this summer Brief by Central Staff p. 7

Properly answering the call of nature Brief by Central Staff p. 7

The big wind of 2007 Brief by Allen Best p. 8

Minnesota lapse enables Fraser to reclaim Icebox title Brief by Central Staff p. 8

Resort wages high, but still can't keep up Brief by Allen Best p. 8

Water conference season starts Brief by Central Staff p. 8

Regional Roundup Brief by Martha Quillen p. 9

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

Woody Weeds: The shrub forest of our high desert Article by Susan Tweit p. 12

Felt like screaming Letter from Laurae Essman p. 16

A fan of farmer John Letter from Andy Burns p. 17

GOP candidate will need to pretend Bush never existed Letter from Laird Campbell p. 17

The best cover Letter from Ray Schoch p. 17

Not exactly leftists Letter from Slim Wolfe p. 18

Walking the Talk Essay by Ed Quillen p. 19

Life after shopping II Column by George Sibley p. 29

The nagging issue of subsidies Column by John Mattingly p. 31

Pioneer Joseph Lamb hunted Texas steers and serial killers Article by Kenneth Jessen p. 33

Joseph Lamb Sources Sidebar by Kenneth Jessen p. 35

As if the world really mattered, by Art Goodtimes Review by Virginia McConnell Simmons p. 36

The family that couldn't sleep, by D.T. Max Review by Martha Quillen p. 37

The Nature of Southwestern Colorado, by Paulson and Baker Review by Virginia McConnell Simmons p. 39

Robin James: Singing life to the fullest Article by Marcia Darnell p. 41

Hometown Faces lyrics Sidebar by Dianne James p. 42

People Say lyrics Sidebar by Robin James p. 42

Comments on commentators Essay by Deric Pamp p. 44

Mud Season brings road issue to surface Column by Hal Walter p. 46

Western Water Report from Steve Glazer

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