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Articles in Sep 30, 2001 issue of Gazette, The (Colorado Springs)

• Invitational changes, but quality remains
  by Jeremy Papuga
• No one begs off from Skate America
  by The Gazette
• Letters
• El Paso, Teller arts groups get seed money for growth
  by Jen Mulson
• Small contractors competing for jobs
  by Steven Saint
• A chance for atonement/ This time, Broncos armed for rematch with
  by Lynn Zinser
• A chance for atonement/ Denver hopes for a reversal of fortune
  by John Branch
• 'Shadows' illuminates 19th century
  by Reviewed by Linda Doty
• Get outta here!
• Now showing: AMERICA
  by Warren Epstein
• Deputy died doing what he loved/ Wife had chance to tell of son's
  by Jeremy Meyer
• Broncos vs. Ravens
  by John Branch
• Intergeneration Day
• Obituaries
• Olympic leaders, designer in lawsuit/ Committee wants Hilfiger to
  by Bill Hethcock
• Both brothers were 'real into guns'
  by The Gazette
• PIKES PEAK TOP 10, SCORES
• Shumpert's Rockies stay extended for a year
  by Thomas Harding
• Police helicopters sniff out criminals, identify bears
  by Rich Tosches
• WEEK IN REVIEW
• Battling obstacle courses/ Injuries, early losses put Limon,
  by Mark Fitzhenry
• Spawning run raises questions of ethics, science
  by Karl Licis
• SCOREBOARD
• Near miss nearly spoils marathon/ Ball goes foul, Rockies win 4-
  by Thomas Harding
• Life isn't so grand on the 'Avenue'
  by Reviewed by Trudy Thomas
• Springs bike shops gear up for growth
  by Sara Nesbitt
• ROUNDUP
• Honor roll
• The Tiger experience/ Freshman forward grew up following CC program,
  by Thomas Harding
• WEEK IN REVIEW
• Carnegie Library Restoration Campaign gains ground
  by Diane Wengler
• Connect
• Caon City standout to miss rest of season
  by Kurt Eilmes
• Little-known fact
• AFTERWORD
• Briefs
• Award-winning comics colorist is happy to be part of the team
  by Bill Radford
• Manhunt ends/ Deputy killed, officer wounded; two suspects in
  by Jeremy Meyer
• Air Academy strikes Gould on the ground
  by Nick Walter
• Waterfowl hunts under way with good prospects
• CROSS COUNTRY SUMMARIES
• Wired for travel
• Checking terror/ What are we getting for what we all spend on
• Museum will use grant for upcoming exhibits
• Attacks touch lives of Springs residents
  by Cary Leider Vogrin
• An eye on IOC post/ USOC president wants to be 5th U.S. member
  by Meri-Jo Borzilleri
• Fantastic finishes highlight Top 25
• Up the creek/ Fall's arrival means time for a look...
  by Karl Licis
• State roundup
• Tight budget delays roads/ Local projects on back burner as money
  by Jeremy Meyer
• Intel plant plans to grow after landing certification
  by Chris Walsh
• Triple-digit runner sparks Rampart's one-sided win
  by Scott Prater
• Countdown
• Air Force cross-country teams earn top-25 finishes
  by The Gazette
• Briefs
• COLORADO COLLEGE SKILLS NIGHT
• A bright light in sad time/ Volunteers help build house in 12 hours
  by Bill McKeown
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