Issue #1.8, December 2012 - Valley Voice Collection Archive Search Results
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An illustrated depiction of two men discussing local social issues by a covered wagon.
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A humorous reflection on the police attention given to our local bear population.
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Part 1 in a series of brief historical accounts of the history of Hayden and surrounding area from 1860 to 1880.
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A reminder of Steamboat's reliance on snowfall, both economically and culturally, and the potential impacts of climate change on our community.
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A personal reflection on being thankful for access to multiple outdoor recreation opportunities and the gear required to participate.
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A description of the types of guilt one can feel around the holiday period.
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Recipe and directions for making mulled wine for the holiday season.
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A brief history of how Champagne is made, it's value to the aristocracy, differences in vintage, and recommendations for less expensive alternatives.
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Page 1: Yepelloscopes - a humorous interpretation of a monthly horoscope, and Valley Verses (local poetry).
Page 2: Comics - a recurring compilation of humorous comics that reflect the Steamboat Springs community.
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Humorous dating advice with a focus on suggestions for getting out of an unsuccessful date.
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Advice for going green during the holiday season that includes categories such as food/kitchen, gift giving, travel, and decorating.
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A personal reflection on the concept of tolerance, and how an imagined super hero called Tolerance Woman might interact with people of differing views.
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The December issue of Valley Voice features contributions from Paulie Anderson, Matt Scharf, Scott Ford, Dagny McKinley, and other Routt County writers, artists, and historians. Subjects include local economics, history, fiction, agriculture, holiday etiquette, craft, sustainability, and wellness.
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A humorous encouragement to give white elephant gifts during the holiday season in order to save money.
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A personal reflection on how it feels to have a loved one battle cancer multiple times.
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Background information regarding the ancient Mayan end-of-the-world prediction expected to occur in December 2012.
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[First page] A work of fiction featuring the character Enna Rose as her pilgrimage ends and she begins the journey home.
[Second page: left column] The Wandering Rose, continued.
[Second page: right column] How and why the pilgrims consumed so much beer.
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An interview with local Steamboat Springs artist, Michelle Ideus.
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An reminder of how easy access to tourism-focused "fun" in Steamboat Springs creates economic opportunities but also enhances the community and quality of life of local residents.
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A work of fiction about a woman who attends an uncomfortable lunch invitation, seeking answers to her questions.