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Issue #1 #issue020101	HISTORIC 25TH STREET PRESENTS: The Story of 25th Street by Ron Atencio	The history of Twenty-Fifth Street is a long and exciting history. The buildings that are left on this street have seen over a hundred years of life in three centuries ranging from the prairie pioneer days of the mid to late 1800's of Brownsville, to the railroad boom called the Junction City of the early 1900's to prohibition where underground life ruled the street ... READ MORE
Issue #1 #issue020102	OGDEN HISTORY: Lorin Farr, Ogden's First Mayor by Victoria Kerns	We all dread it, those fateful moments in life when we are thrown together with a total stranger to accomplish some assigned task. It happens during seminars, at meetings, at work, and even at parties. We all do our best to be good sports, but if you're like me, at this point you’re looking for the door! ... READ MORE
Issue #2 #issue020201	OGDEN HISTORY: Miles & Pomona Goodyear, Ogden's Father & Mother and Fort Buenaventura by Victoria Kerns	The fur trade business drew natives and Americans together. The business brought white (European-American) men into the North American Continent as supplies in the east diminished. This caused a blending of culture, custom and life styles. Relationships developed between the people of the two cultures. ... READ MORE
Issue #3 #issue030103	OGDEN HISTORY: Underground Tunnels of 25th Street by Jen Davis	They were home to gamblers, drinkers and prostitutes. Opium was the drug of choice there, and people from all walks of life visited -- always in secret. They were the center of a thriving underground business and pleasure arena where the unspeakable and immoral would occur. These were places where the wealthy and poor, the law abiding and criminal, would come together to partake of a world on common ground: underground. ... READ MORE
Issue #4 #issue030201	OGDEN HISTORY: Pioneer History with a Hispanic Twist by Victoria Kerns	The 24th of July would not necessarily be what it is today had it not been for a group of explorers in 1776. Consider the following background, the cast of characters, the historic adventure undertaken, and the results ... READ MORE
Issue #4 #issue030212	STREET SPEAK: The Voice of Belle London by Henrietta La Fleur	I have so many memories of the events in my lifetime, past and present. I am a voice and a spirit of times past. Yet, even though it is past I still live on in the streets and buildings that speak my name. My name is Belle London. ... READ MORE
Issue #5 #issue040101	OGDEN HISTORY: Celestials- Ogden 's Chinese by Victoria Kerns	The word "celestial" melodiously makes its way into my soul through my visual and auditory senses. Its endearing charm evokes pleasant thoughts of the most idealized setting. Celestials, as they come to mind, are a special order of beings that live within the highest social and cultural order ... READ MORE