Stories published December 31, 2005

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• Massaro: Charlie Truscott, professor, artist
• Parker: New Year's Eve dining available
• Lehndorff: Robbed of my refuge
• Shulgold: Dance groups face a fragile new year
• Recovered original movies underscore nation's foibles
• Designs on justice
• Bornstein: DCPA diets by the numbers
• Experts weigh in on the year
• Hundreds gather at vigil for teens killed in car wreck
• The glide downhill faster than drive up
• Fan grabs Web sites just in case Hick runs
• Running with an opportunity
• Up and down
• Kubiak, Texans might talk during bye week
• Turin will be Bloom town
• Krieger: All you need is love to negotiate sports world in 2006
• Brisebois is making point to find answers
• It's a surprise party
• Readers' forum, December 31
• Carolina's Vrbata off to Chicago
• No teeth again for Avs
• Princeton shocks Denver in tourney
• Philly spoils Gait's coaching debut
• Regional scene, December 31
• Red Sox, Orioles might swap stars
• Finish line, December 31
• CSU is 11-2, but tough part is next
• Anthony ready for a challenge
• Freed from secret, skater excels
• Northern Colorado puts end to longest losing skid in nation
• Maroney to leave Minnesota, enter NFL draft
• Ski resort bonanza
• Extra!, December 31
• Suspect's death leaves mysteries
• Hawkins is finalizing staff at CU
• Briefing, December 31
• Denver's top cop on tightrope
• Littwin: It's time to look back - and ahead
• Johnson: A nagging feeling about the new year
• For this enthusiast, skiing never gets old
• Field tips, December 31
• She can't believe it, but she's about to turn 60
• United's creditors onboard
• Colorado funds gain for 3rd year
• Loss for Dow ends '05 with a whimper
• The ticker, December 31
• Downtown sky to light up
• Food bank dishes out 16 million meals a year to needy
• Man serving life loses appeal in related case
• Man to return to N.M. in theft of explosives
• Judge: Bail to stay put for teen held in slaying
• State index's 16.9% gain in 2005 far ahead of S&P
• Deep snowpacks bode well for water supplies
• Jail fatalities run gamut
• CU's minority admission, grad rates on par
• Jail suicide watch
• At century mark, stock show's CEO looks 'round the bend
• Business briefs, December 31
• Condo kickoff scores big
• Reuteman: Road ahead for Denver looks wide as new I-25
• The future is now
• Letters, December 31
• Denver Inc.: Focus on this: Buy one Ford; get another free
• Shed weight, get bonus
• Blake: Report finds Dems grousing about state's media outlets
• Seebach: Don't Matisse the cat; it'd rather be chasing Rodins
• Power meals, December 31
• Comcast VP finds adventure in his work, family
• Ventures, December 31
• My heroes, December 31
• Letters to the Editor, Dec. 31
• Regulation clutter
• Disasters mar overall trends
• Talk back to the media, December 31
• Kopel: New study detects media's liberal tilt
• Cross - country skiing trail of the week, December 31
• Survival imperative? Shelter a must
• Simons: Organization at good price
• There's resolution in the air
• Winter: Stuffing a wild closet
• Cameron: Office-party politics
• Happy new you!
• Home stretch, December 31
• More than 300 films ready to vie for best-picture Oscar
• Pearson: Half-full or half-empty, raise your glass to 2006