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Articles in Dec 31, 2004 issue of Gazette, The (Colorado Springs)

• Region enjoys modest economic gains
  by PAUL BEEBE THE GAZETTE
• Air Force reservists get duty at airports
  by TOM ROEDER THE GAZETTE
• Knot-so-good end
  by JESSICA DELOS REYES THE GAZETTE
• OLEMEDA
• ADAMAN CLUB AGAIN WILL SET OFF FIREWORKS AT MIDNIGHT
  by THE GAZETTE
• Entertainment world raised a lot of passion in '04
  by ANDREW WINEKE THE GAZETTE
• County evaluations to restart
  by PERRY SWANSON THE GAZETTE
• Aftermath of 2004 will be felt for years
  by MILO F. BRYANT Gazette Sports columnist
• Memorial's airlift launches in February
  by PAUL BEEBE THE GAZETTE
• NAMES IN THE NEWS
• Warrant IDs woman boarding emaciated animals
  by DEEDEE CORRELL THE GAZETTE
• Time of change
• HAPPY TRAILS FREMONT PEAK
  by DAVE PHILIPPS, THE GAZETTE
• PARTY TIME
  by J. ADRIAN STANLEY THE GAZETTE
• What wasn't retro in our lifestyle was very techno
  by CAROL MCGRAW THE GAZETTE
• Son charged in slaying waives hearing
  by THE GAZETTE
• Where has the defense gone?
  by TODD JACOBSON THE GAZETTE
• Liquor sales get more spirited
  by SARAH COLWELL THE GAZETTE
• Lots of peaks and valleys in Pikes Peak region
  by THE GAZETTE
• GOP officials won't quit as requested
  by ED SEALOVER THE GAZETTE
• Meth lab might have caused blaze
  by R. SCOTT RAPPOLD THE GAZETTE
• Lose trail, find gifts of nature
  by DAVE PHILIPPS THE GAZETTE
• Chick's new breakfast options save porkers
  by BILL REED THE GAZETTE
• De Marsches aggressive moves dominated arts scene
  by MARK ARNEST THE GAZETTE
• Welfare hotline opens day early
  by PERRY SWANSON THE GAZETTE
• Flaws revealed in U.S. basketball can lead to future improvements
  by DAVID RAMSEY Gazette Sports columnist
• Nothing goes with a movie like a good discussion
• Air Force's civilian lawyer under fire
  by PAM ZUBECK THE GAZETTE
• Flexibility is spice of life for Colorado librarian of year
  by SHARI CHANEY THE GAZETTE
• SERVICES
• Just like home
  by DEB ACORD THE GAZETTE
• U.S. culinary 'Olympians' back in gold
• Old curse (Red Sox) and new one (drugs) top sports list
  by THE GAZETTE
• Driving without insurance just got real costly
  by KYLE HENLEY THE GAZETTE
• Thoroughbred task
  by FRANK SCHWAB THE GAZETTE
• Paint-can pile at Fox Run Park will be cleaned up in spring
• Uncle Guido will take care of you
  by WARREN EPSTEIN, THE GAZETTE
• Ministry's sponsored children perish
  by BRIAN NEWSOME THE GAZETTE
• County might eliminate traditional polling places
  by PERRY SWANSON THE GAZETTE
• Lynch considered joining Colts
  by FRANK SCHWAB THE GAZETTE
• Springs group still swinging after 20 years
  by J. Adrian Stanley The Gazette
• 2004 REVIEW
• County sales tax goes up Saturday
  by PERRY SWANSON THE GAZETTE
• DEATHS
• CC's Sterling named most valuable player
  by JESSICA DELOS REYES THE GAZETTE
• PICK-UP STIX
  by TOM KARPEL THE GAZETTE