Gazette, The (Colorado Springs)

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Articles in Aug 17, 2001 issue of Gazette, The (Colorado Springs)

• SCOREBOARD
• LETTERS
• Canyon backers try new tactic/ At-risk status for Red Rock sought
  by Tom Ragan
• CHEAP EATS
• Urban renewal gets key entrant
  by Wayne Heilman
• Middle(brooks) wait/ Broncos top draft pick may miss season due to
  by Kamon Simpson
• Residents on north side lose power
  by The Gazette
• NOW APPEARING...
• Fair offering a smorgasbord
  by The Gazette
• Fair's concert promoters get with the times/ Officials hope
  by Steven Saint
• Concert at Quinn's will benefit Bruning family
  by Laura Austin-Eurich
• Colorado lineup now fenced-in
  by Thomas Harding
• Rape victims provide graphic testimonies/ Women go through details
  by Bill Hethcock
• Vaccine delay will force some to wait for flu shots
  by The Gazette
• Be a world traveler - catch Cultural Festival at Fine Arts Center
  by Laura Austin-Eurich
• BRIEFS
• Running on emptiness/ Death of coach leaves huge void for Wasson
  by Lynn Zinser
• Plastic surgeon travels to Chile to aid children/ Doctor performs
  by Bill Radford
• Clichs steal simple beauty from 'Songcatcher'
  by Warren Epstein
• Music fans go back to wax/ Vinyl records surviving in a CD-
  by Sara Nesbitt
• Singles scene just isn't for the Rockies
  by Thomas Harding
• For the children/ Attack on 'teen-targeted' tobacco ads becomes an
• Manitou mayor gets competitor/ Former legislator to run for office
  by Anslee Willett
• Give 'Planet Lear' your undivided attention
  by Mark Arnest
• Guide to hospital charges not foolproof for comparisons/ Details can
  by Bill Radford
• All the best from Greeley/ Thursday's highlights from Broncos
  by Kamon Simpson
• Boy released after being lured into car
  by Becca Blond
• BRIEFS
• WEB SITE
• Area golf pro goes from good, to bad to ugly in first major
  by Geoff Grant
• METRO
• BRIEFS
• Fair's fine arts exhibit is multi-layered, whimsical
  by Mark Arnest
• Recall petitions pass muster/ Assessments trigger Teller County
  by Pam Zubeck
• Peak tops the mountain/ The Pikes Peak Marathon was rated the United
  by Mark Fitzhenry
• Obituaries
• ACCURACY WATCH
• Day of the living dead/ Colorado Springs history comes to life with
  by Mark Arnest
• D-20 bond is closer to ballot/ District's plan to add six schools,
  by Danielle Nieves
• Beuerlein's season could be torn apart
  by Kamon Simpson
• That glider swooshing is hard on the neighborhood
  by Rich Tosches
• Nothing ordinary about dining at India Garden
  by Anne Christensen
• Venture capital dries up/ Springs companies skunked in second
  by Chris Walsh
• Broncos now own 'Mile High Stadium' name
  by Kamon Simpson
• Man arrested in assaults of three runaway children
  by Anslee Willett
• Amazing space/ 'Parade' gives local builders place to strut their
  by Dru Wilson
• Clark still riding toward top of rocky country road
  by Jen Mulson
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