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Articles in Sep 19, 2003 issue of Gazette, The (Colorado Springs)

• Cheyenne Mountain passes Liberty test
  by DANNY SUMMERS
• Aebischer steps up in preseason opener
  by DAN WOLKEN
• Power and petulance/ Ski resort at Cuchara deserves another chance
• Parks director agrees to resign/ Settlement cites cuts,
  by PERRY SWANSON
• Steelhead trout makes splash at Ted's opening bash
  by LINDA DuVAL
• Recovery incomplete until jobs open, economist says
  by PAUL BEEBE
• No-shutout streak stopped by Houston
  by JONATHAN MOHR
• Glenn is all Cowboy/ High-falooting Joe looks to brand his success on
  by MARK FITZHENRY
• Man died after eating cocaine, jail officials say
  by DEEDEE CORRELL
• 'Creek' telegraphs 'scary' parts
  by CRAIG OUTHIER
• Exhibit focuses attention, lens on homeless teenagers
  by MARK ARNEST
• No trouble expected at NATO gathering/ No terror, protest interest
  by TOM ROEDER
• WEEK 4 PREVIEW
  by Danny Summers
• CC captain wants revenge this season
  by TODD JACOBSON
• 5 things ...
• Fire destroys business on North Academy
  by DEEDEE CORRELL
• Great American Beer Festival will pour 1,400 'all-star' brews
• Zevon's last studio session sad, funny
  by BILL REED
• Vanderwel saves day for CSCS/ St. Mary's impressed by Lions
  by BOB SCHALLER
• Eyes on Greenberg/ Former Rampart quarterback set to make first
  by DAN WOLKEN
• LADDER COMPANY
• CC students protest handling of assaults
  by DANIELLE NIEVES
• Star Bar Players are up for a job of 'Epic Proportions'/ 'Friends' co-
  by MARK ARNEST
• War protesters' cases thrown out by judge/ Police knew arrests made
  by PERRY SWANSON
• CC seeks win No. 2 after last week's rally
  by FOR THE GAZETTE
• Spartans cruise past depleted/ Cougars squad
  by TROY SCHWINDT
• Taking the high road/ Colorado Trail satisfies day-trippers and long-
  by DEB ACORD
• Journey to airport fascinating
  by RICH TOSCHES
• White Stripes head week's concert fare
• David Lindley Digs In/ Nobody tells 'Badgerman' how to navigate his
  by BILL REED
• FANTASY FOOTBALL FOCUS
  by Compiled by The Gazette's Matt Wiley
• Did You Ever Wonder?/ Small parking lot makes Uintah post office
• Woman dies from virus
  by THE GAZETTE
• Cuba Gooding stoops a little lower in 'Temptations'
  by CRAIG OUTHIER
• Tea features appearances by two strong women
  by JEN MULSON
• ROUNDUP
• Rams prepare for QB/ Miami's Roethlisberger could be nightmare for
  by TODD JACOBSON
• OBITUARIES
• CORRECTION/ CLARIFICATIONS
• Biaggi's Italian chain better than most
  by RALPH MILLIS
• Help arriving for academy/ Teams sent to fight culture hostile to
  by PAM ZUBECK
• Dedicated to one he loves/ AFA captain credits teacher for success
  by MARK FITZHENRY
• Portions of trail make good choices for fall day hiking
• Vote pushes water bill step closer to comeback
  by ED SEALOVER
• Springs sound teams with Springsteen
  by BILL REED
• Country rebel Allan blazes his own trail
  by BILL REED
• Shanahan begs forgiveness, not fined for fibbing
  by FRANK SCHWAB
• O brothers, there art thou!/ Stevens, Medley return to local radio
  by ROBIN A. ROTHMAN
• Tree crashes into Springs woman's bedroom
  by ANSLEE WILLETT
• Movie co-written by teen uncovers pain of dysfunction
  by CRAIG OUTHIER
• A SMARTER FrankensteiN/ Theater troupe takes cue from Shelley novel,
  by MARK ARNEST
• Plummer goes deep, status still questionable
  by FRANK SCHWAB
• BACK PAGES
• Racetrack company accused of violating state campaign laws
  by JEREMY MEYER
• GAY, BUT NOT MERRY/ Lavander Film Fest shows the hard realities of
  by ROBIN A. ROTHMAN
• Singer-writer pursues one perfect love song
  by JEN MULSON