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Articles in Nov 17, 2006 issue of Colorado Springs Business Journal

• 2008 Democratic National Convention impact could trickle-down to
  by John Hazlehurst
• Colorado Springs Financial Briefs: November 17, 2006
  by Rob Larimer
• U.S. Small Business Admin. seeking nominations for small business
  by CSBJ Staff
• Business News
• Colorado Springs Retail Briefs: November 17, 2006
  by Joan Johnson
• Leadership Pikes Peak hosting women's program
  by CSBJ Staff
• Colorado Springs failing high school to college transition
  by Rob Larimer
• Colorado Springs businessman more than happy to spend time in the
  by CSBJ Staff Report
• Girl Scouts - Wagon Wheel Council seeks nominations
  by CSBJ Staff
• Commentary: Accepting the reality that my bilingual days are over
  by Mike Boyd
• Colorado Springs Real Estate Briefs: November 17, 2006
  by Becky Hurley
• Univ. of Colorado at Colorado Springs to offer bachelor of
  by CSBJ Staff
• Commentary: Local authors are examples of what's good about Colorado
  by Lon Matejczyk
• Colorado Springs Health Care Briefs: November 17, 2006
  by Amy Gillentine
• John Laing Homes ranked No.1 by Eliant
  by CSBJ Staff
• Colorado Springs Technology Briefs: November 17, 2006
  by Amy Gillentine
• Convenience stores 2.0: next step for grab and go
  by Joan Johnson
• Colorado BLM oil/gas lease sales net more than $10 million
  by CSBJ Staff
• Health care takes leap of faith with Christians-only health plans
  by Amy Gillentine
• Truck routes posted in Black Forest area
  by CSBJ Staff
• Commentary: Latest technology not always the best
  by John Hazlehurst
• Colorado Springs child development partnership elects board officers
  by CSBJ Staff
• Office condos coming of age
  by Becky Hurley
• Enterprises hold key to the Colorado Spring's businesses
  by John Hazlehurst
• Allstate opens four new Colorado Springs branches
  by CSBJ Staff