Friday, May 24, 2013
News
November madness (in October)
All the contested races are here, plus the local, school district and state ballot issues.
Local officials stump for sales tax
Also: Conservation Corps store, Keith King's gaffe, DOC staying and more.
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Long Story Short
We've packaged our views on most items you'll see on the ballot, but it's not the end of election coverage.
The registration shuffle
State Sen. John Morse expresses skepticism upon hearing the latest registration numbers.
The long way home
Bidlack dismisses meeting privately as a campaign ploy that will do nothing for voters.
A shock in the park
Patty Stein had the unpleasant experience of watching a fisherman answer a different call from nature.
Cutting the crap
It seems more likely SDS will be considered environmentally sound enough to gain approval next year.
Columns
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Advice Goddess
You've spent almost a year decoding what it means when he leans toward you in the hall.
No hope to win in Afghanistan
This will not be news to any professional soldier who knows the conditions in Afghanistan.
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Stranger than fiction
All the strange news that's fit to print.
Ritter Responds
Letter to secretary of state details election-related concerns
AFA peeks into the future
Freshman quarterback Tim Jefferson nearly repeats history from 28 years ago.
Vets jumping the Republican ship
This is as big a shock as the National Enquirer telling us not to believe everything we read.
Open letter to Gov. Bill Ritter
How about appointing someone to take over as your person in charge of this election at the state level?
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Letters
More on Liston, real mavericks, Peter Hammill, election issues and others.
It's not just Obama-McCain
People are all over the presidential race, but we're showing scant interest in local races and ballot issues.
Food & Drink
Charm alarm
Deb's has a charm and ambience amplified by a picket fence-enclosed stone patio area.
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Side Dish
Animal issues, Adam's Mountain Caf, Sunday 3.2 beer slump, events.
Music
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Sound Advice
Bob Dylan, The Mint Chicks, Kasey Chamber & Shane Nicholson
Reconstructing country
It's a punk-country band that reaches beyond the prevailing minimalist instrumentation.
Robert Randolph
"It's interesting now to see how I've been able to grow, me and the band, and take it to another level."
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Big Gigs
Upcoming concerts along the Front Range.
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Playing Around Listings
Who's playing live music this week in the area.
RESPECT
Typically, local bands featuring women have no problems pulling in audiences.
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Reverb
One surge around here really is working, and that is the explosive rise of Pueblo's punk rock scene.
Tao of Dar
Daily life may be chaotic, but she has things under control when it comes to music.
Bear naked
Erin Tate is tired of talking about the group's reputation for bringing humor to its music.
Film
Terror incognito
It's a nuts-and-bolts drama with the undercover persona of something with a message.
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Opening this week
Cirque du Soleil: Delirium; City of Ember; Death Note II: The Last Name and more.
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Movie Picks
Our reviewers' recommendations for films playing around the city.
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Cinefiles
Necroville; Black Metal Satanica; OSS 117: Cairo, Nest of Spies
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Movie Times
What's playing when, and where, on the silver screen.
Into the labyrinth
Maybe being French gives an aura of exoticism to which Americans can't help but respond.
Calendar
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The Run Down
Celebration Metaphysical Fair, 2008 Arts Summit, Eleventh Hour
Forward march
Simon is regarded as one of America's most prolific and popular dramatists of all time.
French twist
When Le Theatre du Grand-Guignol debuted, some reportedly fainted while others walked out.
Seven Days
What's happening around the region highlights from our listings.
