MAGAZINE
June/July 2004
Top of the Town 2004
Staff

For the eighth year in a row, 5280 brings you Denver's best stuff. With more than 280 winners, check out our biggest list yet of what's tops in the Mile-...

Private Stites Should Have Been Saved
Maximillian Potter

Private Nolan Stites of Colorado had all the the makings of an ideal soldier. Yet midway into basic training he...

DEPARTMENTS
Atmosphere
Stapleton's most fabulous welcome wagon; cleaning house at the Boulder History Museum; the Prius party hits the road; is Denver too hip to be square; our snap judgements; Hush - a bathroom worth talking about, and more.
Brad Corrigan
With his band, Dispatch, ready to call it quits, Littleton-born musician Braddigan is ready to go solo. Find out what's next for the local front man.
Great Outdoors
Tired of the corporate softball scene? Try kickin' back with a more recreational crowd. Kickball, the playground fave, is now made for grown-ups.
After Dark
Just in time for summer, our favorite bar-hopper tracks down three great patio locations for drinking in the sun.
Getaways
Steal away to Santa Fe for the opera season. What better way to enjoy the music than in Mother Nature's prime theater.
Ken Salazar
The Democratic side of the coin.
Events
A week-by-week calendar for the months of June and July. Plus, our best bets.
In the Kitchen

Fire up the grill with these mouthwatering recipes. Basic grill fare gets a new twist this summer.

Reviews

We rate: Mao Asian Bistro and Sushi Lounge, the Dushanbe Teahouse, Angelo's Pizza Parlor, and Le Central.

Dining Guide
The Mile-High City's most comprehensive restaurant listings, organized alphabetically.
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