MAGAZINE
December 2008
Web Exclusive: Lethal Divide
Natasha Gardner, Patrick Doyle

A guide to understanding capital punishment in Colorado and arguments on both sides of the issue.

The Politics of Killing
Natasha Gardner, Patrick Doyle
Fifteen years after the Chuck E. Cheese massacre in Aurora, the shooter is still on death row. Nathan Dunlap's only...
Desperately Seeking Denver
Shari Caudron

Searching for the true beating heart of our tough-to-pin-down hometown.

Web Exclusive: The Cookie Crunch
Cheryl Meyers

Our guide to a festive (and budget-friendly) cookie-decorating party.

Comfort and Joy
Cheryl Meyers

An elegantly offbeat gathering at a Riverfront residence proves that holiday entertaining shouldn't follow a formula.

Web Exclusive: Recipes from 2008's Best New Restaurants
Kazia Jankowski

Chefs from this year's top dining spots share their kitchen secrets.

Best New Restaurants
Amanda M. Faison

This year, the top eateries in the Mile-High City present more than just tasty cuisine. In uncertain times, these eight hotspots offer approachability, affordability, and a great excuse to have a little fun.

DEPARTMENTS
Time to Sparkle
Look to local jewelry designers for gifts-or a festive touch to any ensemble.
Book Nooks
Lose yourself in a story at one of Denver's indie booksellers.
Creation Station
Show your stuff at the new Denver Community Museum.
Literacy Lapse
Colorado struggles to keep its residents reading.
To Market We Go
Get your good tidings in Georgetown this month.
Atmosphere
  • Is Colorado's economy faring better than most?
  • Sports
  • Adventure
  • Culture
  • Books
  • Get Involved
  • Day Trips
  • Home
  • Holiday
  • Shopping
  • Fashion
Editor's Report
Back in the Glam
More than four years into a $1.5 billion revitalization, Vail's allure is finally returning.
Don't Mess with Colorado
How do Coloradans hate Texans? One man--born in Colorado, now living in Texas--counts the ways.
Horsin' Around

Winter is the best time to view one of Colorado's wild mustang herds.

Life According To... Bernard Amadei
University of Colorado professor Dr. Bernard Amadei, the founder of Engineers Without Borders, talks to 5280 about his work helping developing communities around the world with small-scale engineering problems.
Nature: Horsin' Around
Winter is the best time to view one of Colorado's wild mustang herds.
First Person: Don't Mess with Colorado
How do Coloradans hate Texans? One man--born in Colorado, now living in Texas--counts the ways.
Issues: A Farewell to Arms
Dave Anver ran a booming business for years, eventually becoming Colorado's largest gun dealer. So what made him finally decide to close up shop?
Getaways: Back in the Glam
More than four years into a $1.5 billion renovation, Vail's allure is finally starting to return.
Best Bets
Letters
Caviar Dreams
Affordable caviar an oxymoron? Nope- try these.
Suds and Sweets
Jennie Dorris

Local beer and dessert make for a perfect winter pairing.

Tea Treks
Snowshoers take it one step--and one sip--at a time.
Magic Ingredient: Pueblo Chile

Heat up a dish with this fiery, flavorful chile.

Back for More... Bisque

A Lakewood favorite gets another bite.

In My Kitchen: Edward and Kristi Janos, Cook's Fresh Market

As the owners of Cook's Fresh Market, a gourmet food emporium downtown, Edward and Kristi Janos don't have to look far to find quality ingredients for their home kitchen.

Reviews: Elway's Downtown

Fighting for steak-house supremacy in Denver.

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