Colorado Central Magazine: October 2007 No. 164

The Monthly Magazine for People who are not prepared for winter.

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Living precariously with cattle and wolves Essay by Bryce Andrews p. 2
South Ark Funnies Cartoon by Monika Griesenbeck pp. 4-7
Just add ammonia to discourage bears Brief by Central Staff p. 4
Cutthroat Confusion Brief by Central Staff p. 4
Briefs from the San Luis Valley Brief by Marcia Darnell p. 5
What high-country high-rollers drive Brief by Allen Best p. 6
Why did Gunnison escape the pandemic in 1918? Brief by Allen Best p. 6
Leadville synagogue gets restoration grant Brief by Central Staff p. 6
America's darkest sky is not over Colorado Brief by Allen Best p. 7
The cliche police at work Brief by Central Staff p. 7
Colorado ranks 2nd in lightning deaths Brief by Allen Best p. 8
Regional Roundup Brief by Ed Quillen p. 9
Sagebrush thrives on more CO2 Brief by Ed Quillen p. 11
Some babies cannot tolerate thin air Brief by Allen Best p. 12
Another top town list Brief by Ed Quillen p. 12
Cactus Jack's View Cartoon by Jack Chivvis p. 12
A conversation with the Stage Left Theatre Company Article by Jennifer Dempsey p. 13
Stage Left's one-act play festival Sidebar by Jennifer Dempsey p. 14
Swine at the Capitol Essay by Phil Doe p. 16
Survival of the fittest Essay by Martha Quillen p. 25
Water Update Article by John Orr p. 30
To Spare No Pains, from the Colorado Springs Pioneer Museum Review by Ed Quillen p. 33
Blood Passion, by Scott Martelle Review by Allen Best p. 35
Hillside Letters A to Z, by Evelyn Corning Review by Ed Quillen p. 37
Picking the Big Man Essay by George Sibley p. 38
The feds and I go fishin' Letter from Roger Fenton p. 40
Reviving the rail route Letter from Keith Baker p. 41
More Home on the Range Letter from Gerald Hitt p. 42
Modern Day Range War Letter from Doug Holdread p. 42
Deadened senses Letter from Slim Wolfe p. 42
Food Safety Column by John Mattingly p. 44
Back in the back-country Column by Hal Walter p. 45
Western Water Report from Steve Glazer

Colorado Central Magazine: October 2007 No. 164

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Living precariously with cattle and wolves Essay by Bryce Andrews p. 2

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

Just add ammonia to discourage bears Brief by Central Staff p. 4

Cutthroat Confusion Brief by Central Staff p. 4

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

What high-country high-rollers drive Brief by Allen Best p. 6

Why did Gunnison escape the pandemic in 1918? Brief by Allen Best p. 6

Leadville synagogue gets restoration grant Brief by Central Staff p. 6

America's darkest sky is not over Colorado Brief by Allen Best p. 7

The cliche police at work Brief by Central Staff p. 7

Colorado ranks 2nd in lightning deaths Brief by Allen Best p. 8

Regional Roundup Brief by Ed Quillen p. 9

Sagebrush thrives on more CO2 Brief by Ed Quillen p. 11

Some babies cannot tolerate thin air Brief by Allen Best p. 12

Another top town list Brief by Ed Quillen p. 12

Cactus Jack's View Cartoon by Jack Chivvis p. 12

A conversation with the Stage Left Theatre Company Article by Jennifer Dempsey p. 13

Stage Left's one-act play festival Sidebar by Jennifer Dempsey p. 14

Swine at the Capitol Essay by Phil Doe p. 16

Survival of the fittest Essay by Martha Quillen p. 25

Water Update Article by John Orr p. 30

To Spare No Pains, from the Colorado Springs Pioneer Museum Review by Ed Quillen p. 33

Blood Passion, by Scott Martelle Review by Allen Best p. 35

Hillside Letters A to Z, by Evelyn Corning Review by Ed Quillen p. 37

Picking the Big Man Essay by George Sibley p. 38

The feds and I go fishin' Letter from Roger Fenton p. 40

Reviving the rail route Letter from Keith Baker p. 41

More Home on the Range Letter from Gerald Hitt p. 42

Modern Day Range War Letter from Doug Holdread p. 42

Deadened senses Letter from Slim Wolfe p. 42

Food Safety Column by John Mattingly p. 44

Back in the back-country Column by Hal Walter p. 45

Western Water Report from Steve Glazer

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