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Articles in Apr 17, 2008 issue of Gazette, The (Colorado Springs)

• OUR VIEW
• SURGEON USES NEW BYPASS PROCEDURE
  by BRIAN NEWSOME
• A NEW WAVE OF WATER BEDS
  by BILL REED
• ORDWAY RESIDENTS RETURN HOME TO RUINS
  by R. SCOTT RAPPOLD
• Letters
• NEW DIGS MAY BE SUBTERRANEAN
  by ANDREW WINEKE
• BRIEFLY
• VOLUNTARY DRUG TESTS AVAILABLE TO ATHLETES
  by BRIAN GOMEZ
• Kids have hearts set on Mesa Verde
• ASSEMBLY GLANCE: WEDNESDAY IN REVIEW
• NO STOPPING HER
  by JUSTIN SHAW
• LUNCHEON HONORS LEADERS IN LOCAL ARTS COMMUNITY
  by MARK ARNEST
• WATER WORKS NEED $36M IN NEXT 5 YEARS
  by PAM ZUBECK
• SOX LOSE THIRD IN ROW DESPITE INSIDE-PARK HR
  by BOB STEPHENS
• INSIDE & OUT HOME & GARDEN NEWS
• TEMPTATION IS EVERYWHERE
  by DEBBIE KELLEY
• AIR FORCE HONORS ITS SENIORS, EYES '08-'09
  by JAKE SCHALLER
• 'How I Met Your Mother' hides catnip for loyal fans
  by ANDREW WINEKE Gazette TV columnist
• 14 PARROTS TAKEN FROM SPRINGS HOME
  by LANCE BENZEL
• GAZETTE FILES SUITS SEEKING RECORDS IN SETTLEMENT
  by PAM ZUBECK
• AREA'S BEST BOYS AND GIRLS READY FOR METROS
  by BETHANY RHODES
• SNOW SNUFFS FIRES; EVACUEES GO HOME
• Bill allows neighbors to let it all hang out
  by BILL VOGRIN
• ON THE STUMP
• QUICK END TO LATE START
  by KATY BOOTH
• DEATHS
• HOME HEATING ASSISTANCE IS STILL AVAILABLE
• 3 LIVES, 3 FAMILIES: WHAT THE FIRES LEFT
  by BRIAN NEWSOME
• SERVICES
• AGENT SEES SIGNING AS WIN/WIN
  by FRANK SCHWAB
• DRIVER SAVINGS MAY BE DERAILED
  by ED SEALOVER
• A couple of exotics can keep it fresh
  by DAVE PHILIPPS