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January 2012

January

In the current issue of Local Color...

On the cover: Dancers from Ballet Now perform Dec. 10 during the Winter Festival on the stage behind Historic City Hall. Local Color photo by Mark Humbert

Sepia Tones: Rattlesnake Kate earned her nickname.
Big Picture: Outlook 2012 • City will celebrate past at new park • Brighton woos big and small business
News: Eagle View has landed; opens Jan. 17 • Staffers look forward to move • Wright stuff defines new center
Our Neighbors: Darlene Bowyer Staats is knot the ordinary girl next door • Former rodeo rider draws a bead on art
Time Exposure: There's magic in this classic musical: The Music Man coming to town in early February.
Made in Brighton: Dave Thomas carves his artistic niche.
Brighton's 125th Anniversary: Griffin name linked to Brighton pioneer.
Feature: Foundation supports hospital's goals.
Fresh Hues: Summit strengthens voice of youth
Book Review: Tragedy in paradise a true story
Screenings: May take Sherlock to figure this out

ALSO: Photo Gallery, calendar, and more...

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We published the first issue of Local Color in September 2004 with the idea of bringing Brighton together by sharing news and information about our community and our neighbors in a high-quality journalistic format. We have done that and have many more stories yet to tell. Together we can celebrate Brighton.