Wednesday, May 22, 2013
News
Logo and behold
Cast yours before 11:59 p.m., Tuesday, Dec. 27, and maybe win a prize pack featuring CC-DU hockey tickets.
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Long Story Short
Unofficial city labels have included 'metaphor for the evolution of the nation's fast-food industry.'
Memorial's road to health
University of Colorado Hospital pledges $1 billion-plus toward capital investment and a medical-school campus at UCCS.
No money to make money
City, county torpedo area governments' chance to multiply funds for 2012.
No consequences in dog shooting
Hunters go out in search of coyotes, but instead fire on a collared pet, 'with impunity.'
End of the Springs' budget battle
Quite a few are saying Council should fall more in line with the mayor.
Warm welcome for immigrants
A look at Catholic Charities' Family Immigration Services, and the library district's LitSource.
Noted: Ray Marshall headed to trial
Also: City hires drilling expert, rep suggests "economic gardening," more.
Columns
Time for some special presents
What are fitting gifts for three Dougs and dozens more locals?
Bach's next showdowns
2012 will test Bach in ways that none of his predecessors ever imagined.
Measuring sticks and heroes
In throwing open the fire station door, Casey jabbed some sensitive nerves.
Who do we think we are?
The city's branding fiasco prompts a look in the mirror.
CannaBiz: Uncertainty surrounds CBS4 report
Also: Cripple Creek works it out.
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Letters
Tim Leigh's Memorial shift, an atheist on Tebow, some Greek philosophy and more.
Now we'll see the real Broncos
The Broncos have come too far this season to fold their tent now.
Chase's TV 'greedwashing' leaves a stain
The TV show's message: Chase is a generous philanthropist that wants only to benefit humanity.
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Stranger than fiction
All the weird news that's fit to print.
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Advice Goddess
'These two have been there, done each other.'
Food & Drink
Thai plus-plus
Asian cuisines on grand display at southside Satay.
Bubble-icious
Here's something that will likely make you a contrarian — and quite popular — on New Year's Eve.
Side dish: Trinity grows
Also: Royal Buffet opens, Einstein Bros. expands.
Music
G. Love's special source
With help from the Avett Brothers, the eclectic frontman covers some of his favorite songs
Home alone
Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeroes singer Jade takes time out for a solo spin
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Reverb
Hip-hop wasn't the only live music in the Land of Reverb this past weekend.
Playing around
Who's playing where, and when, at area venues this week.
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Big gigs
Upcoming concerts here and around the region.
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Sound advice
The Black Keys, Will Sexton, Various Artists
Film
Director's cut: The Adventures of Tintin, and War Horse
This season's double-dose of Spielberg captures everything he does brilliantly, and everything you miss when it's not there.
Dark ink: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
The feel is radical nouveau Bond flick, complete with Daniel Craig.
Monkey business: We Bought a Zoo
It's rated PG, which means that the stakes can't be that high.
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Movie picks
Our reviewers' recommendations for films playing around the area.
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Cinefiles
Cinematic Titanic Live: War of the Insects; Colombiana; Look: The Series, Season 1
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Opening this week
Three flicks we've reviewed this week, plus The Darkest Hour.
Visual Arts
All for 113, 113 for all
After Geoff Lasko moved his gallery out of town, the artists who had been showing there took over.
Calendar
Special Section
Douglas Bruce: a different perspective
For Bruce, shrinking government was a crusade. It was a war between good and evil, and he was the white knight.
Bonus CineFiles: The Simpsons, Futurama, Point Blank, Tora! Tora! Tora! and Stars and Stripes Forever!
Follow Marge getting breast implants, and Homer going to rock ’n roll fantasy camp with Mick Jagger.
County attorney bites the dust
Louis will leave in six months for private practice
