Subject: Ted Hackworth

• Off Limits

  August 20, 1998

• Off Limits

  Who's on First?

  February 21, 2002

• Letters to the Editor

  May 3, 2001

• Backwash

  June 14, 2001

• Backwash

  June 21, 2001

• Follow That Story

  November 1, 2001

• A Chemistry Experiment

  September 26, 2002

• Go Figure

  Denver's last dance for the '90s.

  May 8, 2003

• A Whole New Ballgame

  The man who drove a stake through Guide the Ride may take aim next at Pat Bowlen's stadium tax.

  February 19, 1998

• Off Limits

  Taco hell

  November 20, 2003

• Hopin' for Business

  Ignoring skeptics, Denver pushes ahead with its plans to bail out a convention-center hotel. Will anyone check in?

  October 11, 2001

• Board Games

  When a boardmember refused to go with the flow, Metro's plan to handle Lowry wastewater got down and dirty.

  April 26, 2001

• Looking Up, Downtown

  Historic Denver puts together an unlikely alliance to save some of the city's coolest buildings.

  January 4, 2001

• A State of Denial

  Denver's legal team takes a beating in a police-brutality case.

  October 12, 2000

• Give Them a Hand

  The city lays all its chips on the table in a risky play for a new hotel.

  May 18, 2000

• Don't Be Dense

  A Denver neighborhood fights city hall and wins -- for now.

  April 20, 2000

• A Failure to Communicate

  Is the media to blame for Tom Sanchez's dismissal?

  February 17, 2000

• Big Boss Lady

  CRL knows how to buy friends and influence people.

  November 4, 1999

• Off Limits

  April 15, 1999

• Off Limits

  March 18, 1999

• Off Limits

  December 3, 1998

• Off Limits

  September 3, 1998

• Off Limits

  April 30, 1998

• Off Limits

  April 2, 1998

• Post Mortem

  March 5, 1998

• Bill of Fare

  The meter ran out on this DIA concessionaire.

  September 25, 1997

• The Jet Set

  The go-go years of the 1980s resurface in a bid for the old Stapleton Airport.

  September 25, 1997

• Denver International Air Pork

  Out at DIA, the wish list keeps expanding--and the debt keeps piling up.

  July 31, 1997

• Sister Sludge

  Activist Adrienne Anderson stirs up the sewage board with a warning on plutonium.

  July 24, 1997

• Dripped Dry

  As metro cities buy up high country water rights, Park County's ranching heritage is evaporating.

  July 10, 1997

• Off Limits

  March 20, 1997

• Tee Time for Norm?

  Denver's former DA has his irons in the fire at City Park's troubled golf course.

  February 20, 1997

• Off Limits

  October 31, 1996

• Conventional Wisdom

  The Colorado Convention Center is nearly brand-new--and according to Denver's civic boosters, it's already too small

  September 5, 1996

• The City's Slippery Slope

  Winter Park gets ready for a run at the city council.

  August 29, 1996

• Letters

  April 18, 1996

• Running Out of Patients

  Denver General gets ready to launch a downscale marketing campaign.

  April 4, 1996

• BOWLEN FOR DOLLARS

  DENVER'S FAVORITE CANADIAN MILLIONAIRE WANTS A STADIUM SUBSIDY. HERE'S WHAT HE WON'T TELL YOU ABOUT IT.BRONCO BULLY PAT BOWLEN PLAYS SMASH-MOUTH POLITICS IN HIS QUEST FOR A NEW STADIUM.

  December 20, 1995

• MISSING LINKS

  THE NEW CONSULTANT FOR THEY CITY'S GOLF PROBLEMS IS NO DUFFER--HE'S THE MAYOR'S PAL.

  December 6, 1995

• FOR YOUR AMUSEMENT

  THE CITY IS UP TO ITS NECK IN THE OLD ELITCH'S--AND NOW IT'S CLAMMING UP.QUEASY RIDERS THE BATTLE OVER THE OLD ELITCH'S THROWS A CITY COUNCILMAN--AND HIS CONSTITUENTS--FOR A LOOP.

  July 19, 1995

• DOWN BY LAW

  THE CITY'S CONTENTIOUS TOP LAWYER COURTS POLITICAL TROUBLE.SECRET AGENT DAN HE'S YOUR CITY ATTORNEY. BUT DAN MUSE SAYS YOU'RE NOT HIS CLIENT.

  February 22, 1995

• A LOAN AGAIN, NATURALLY

  A CASH-FLUSH CITY AGENCY MEASURES SUCCESS--AND CONTROVERSY--ONE INVESTMENT AT A TIME.

  February 1, 1995

• RISKY BUSINESS

  THE CITY LOANS $270,000 TO A BUSINESSMAN WHO PILED UP DELINQUENT DEBT.

  November 23, 1994

• TERMINAL WEIRDNESS

  THE CITY SUES A DIA SUBCONTRACTOR. AND THEN REHIRES HIM.

  September 28, 1994

• CAN'T WE ALL GET ALONG?

  NOT WITHOUT "FACILITATORS," WHO ARE GETTING IN TOUCH WITH PLENTY OF TAXPAYER MONEY.

  September 14, 1994

• THIS LITTLE CITY WENT TO MARKET

  THE CITY'S BRAGFEST ABOUT KING SOOPERS MOVING ITS HEADQUARTERS TO STAPLETON APPEARS SLIGHTLY OVERSTATED.

  September 7, 1994

• TROUBLE IN THE 'HOOD

  WHO CONTROLS THE NEIGHBORHOOD WATCH PROGRAM: WEBB OR THE COPS?

  August 3, 1994

• FRIENDLY SKIES

  BUSINESS IS BOOMING AT DIA FOR WELL-CONNECTED KING HARRIS.

  July 27, 1994

• THE $1 MILLION MAN

  MAYOR WEBB'S SAFE CITY SUMMIT WAS SUPPOSED TO MAKE THE SUMMER SAFER. BUT IT HASN'T BOUGHT POLITICAL PEACE.

  July 27, 1994

• GENTLEMEN PREFER BONDS

  FOR THE FIRMS THAT CRANK OUT DIA'S FINANCIAL PAPERWORK, THE PROFITS ARE SKY-HIGH -- AND THE WORK IS ALL LEGAL.

  May 18, 1994