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Articles in Sep 28, 2007, issue of Colorado Springs Business Journal

• Colorado Springs Retail Briefs: September 28, 2007
  by Joan Johnson
• Pikes Peak region appears to be bucking the decline
  by Becky Hurley
• Keepin it Real: Comments from Colorado Springs-area realtors
  by Becky Hurley
• Moshrefi takes holistic approach to healing, treating the body
• Las Vegas not ruling out any of its water options
  by John Hazlehurst
• Lower prices, technology create new dawn for solar energy in
  by John Hazlehurst
• Colorado Springs Financial Briefs: September 28, 2007
• Nevada's prosperity inextricably linked to Sin City
  by John Hazlehurst
• The benefit of an Energy Star rating
  by Joan Johnson
• Colorado College receives National Science Foundation grant
• Colorado Springs Medical Briefs: September 28, 2007
  by Amy Gillentine
• The baddest of the bad? What are the worst buildings in Pikes Peak
  by John Hazlehurst
• Former CIA Director James Woolsey: common ground for tree huggers,
  by Amy Gillentine
• Pikes Peak Regional Hospital, a new era in health care
  by Becky Hurley
• Colorado Hospital Association report covers average costs of various
  by Amy Gillentine
• Las Vegas betting on far-away water deals
  by John Hazlehurst
• Time constraints fueling growth in cleaning industry
  by Joan Johnson
• Colorado Springs Utilities embracing green approach
  by John Hazlehurst
• Energy Star label puts savings in the pocket, not down the drain
  by Joan Johnson
• Tryba Architects selected as 'firm of the year'
• Volunteers needed for Make a Difference Month in the Pikes Peak
• Commentary: Maybe all the problems with the GOP are actually good
  by John Hazlehurst
• Colorado Springs Real Estate Briefs: September 28, 2007
  by Becky Hurley
• Insulated concrete forms an efficient building alternative
  by Becky Hurley
• 208 Commission tours Colorado to get public input about health care
  by Amy Gillentine