The Gazette back issues from April 2002:
Rockies in for a treat in St. Louis
Apr 01, 2002;
It's time to say goodbye, thanks for all the memories
Apr 01, 2002;
HONOR ROLL
Apr 01, 2002
BRIEFS
Apr 01, 2002
BACK PAGES
Apr 01, 2002
BRIEFS
Apr 01, 2002
THE BUZZ/ TALK, TIDBITS & TRIVIA
Apr 01, 2002
Joke's on you!/ April Fools' Day means pranks - funny and foul
Apr 01, 2002;
LOCAL BRIEFING
Apr 01, 2002
PEOPLE
Apr 01, 2002
Area teens above average for births, drugs, suicide
Apr 01, 2002;
Kaman latest to leave city
Apr 01, 2002;
Smaller retailers feel pinch when big neighbors bail
Apr 01, 2002;
Customers: Casualties of mega-merger?
Apr 01, 2002;
SATIREWIRED FOR FUN/ Book takes skewed look at business
Apr 01, 2002
High-tech jobs likely to grow/ Long-term forecast positive
Apr 01, 2002
A dose of sanity/ Federal judge dismisses suit brought against firearms manufacturers
Apr 01, 2002
Gunman robs four in Springs motel room
Apr 01, 2002;
Flare-up in Phoenix costs Foote two games
Apr 02, 2002;
Youngsters show way/ Goals by Vrbata, Hahl and Skoula help Avs dominate Predators
Apr 02, 2002;
At least Norwegian isn't being confused with 'old' Elvis stamp
Apr 02, 2002;
Four Liberty soccer standouts agree to attend UCCS
Apr 02, 2002;
Pryce will relocate for new job/ All-pro will move from tackle to end in an effort to bolster defense
Apr 02, 2002;
Doherty springs big Leake/ Senior left-hander strikes out 14 in 5-4 non-league victory over Mitchell
Apr 02, 2002;
One week, three champions/ Colorado Springs is host to youth hockey's capstone events
Apr 02, 2002;
PIKES PEAK TOP 10
Apr 02, 2002
Revising seizure law too risky, officials say
Apr 02, 2002;
Paralyzed officer wants law changed to aid family
Apr 02, 2002;
Child-abduction alert law signed
Apr 02, 2002;
Legislature has time for health insurance
Apr 02, 2002;
LETTERS
Apr 02, 2002
The doc's not in/ Federal policy shift runs off foreign MDs - to rural Colorado's loss
Apr 02, 2002
School suit goes to federal court
Apr 02, 2002;
Mercury spill at school keeps students out again
Apr 02, 2002;
Mountain lion, two cubs seen in Peregrine
Apr 02, 2002;
UNDER THE DOME
Apr 02, 2002
METRO
Apr 02, 2002
Collector will move cars/ Neighbors meet to resolve street-parking dispute
Apr 02, 2002;
Survey can give more buildings historic status
Apr 02, 2002;
OBITUARIES
Apr 01, 2002
YMCA took community effort/ Years of planning, cooperation went into building facility
Apr 01, 2002;
TRAFFIC WATCH
Apr 01, 2002
CRIME STOPPERS
Apr 01, 2002
More than an ordinary wall
Apr 01, 2002
YMCA goes southeast/ Neighborhood hopes facility will improve area
Apr 01, 2002;
Moving target
Apr 01, 2002
Springs teens will stage Columbine mock trial
Apr 01, 2002;
Events may get new limits/ City planners don't want to block downtown
Apr 01, 2002;
Charter school lifts Calhan enrollment/ Rural district gains 12 percent this year
Apr 01, 2002;
Sex assault awareness highlighted during April; Victim advocates stress help, prompt reporting, prevention
Apr 01, 2002;
Faithful unite for Easter tradition
Apr 01, 2002
Military still fuels local engine/ One out of three people in Springs linked to defense dollars in fiscal 2001
Apr 01, 2002;
Astronaut's childhood dream a flight away
Apr 01, 2002;
Expect warm, wet April with a possible winter storm
Apr 01, 2002;
Council reconsidering rejected Cragmor stoplight, new homes
Apr 02, 2002;
Commissioners OK spending $1.6 million to widen Woodmen
Apr 02, 2002;
He fired MacArthur, but the general got the last salute
Apr 02, 2002;
'Ball dropped' on data deal/ Howells upset contract wasn't put to bid
Apr 02, 2002;
BRIEFS
Apr 02, 2002
Fire battled near Lake George
Apr 02, 2002;
Fiery crash near Peyton
Apr 02, 2002
ACCURACY WATCH
Apr 02, 2002
Martial arts guru makes pointed TV appearance
Apr 02, 2002;
BACK PAGES
Apr 02, 2002
HELPING HANDS
Apr 02, 2002