310 items found
Type:text
Subject:Community newspapers
Description:Black and white copy of two clippings from an issue of The Thunder that reports on the 2,000th family set to move to a new home in Thornton
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Subject:Community newspapers
Description:Black and white copies of news clippings taken from issues of The Thunder. These clippings include three editorial pieces written by Jerry Carley, co-editor of The Thunder.
Type:text
Subject:Community newspapers
Description:Black and white copy of the editorial page of The Thunder volume 1, number 14. The Thunder was the direct successor to Town Talk and began being published before incorporation
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Subject:Community newspapers
Description:Black and white copy of the remainder of the editorial page of The Thunder volume 1, number 14. The Thunder was the direct successor to Town Talk and began being published before incorporation
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Subject:Community newspapers
Description:Black and white copy of the second page of The Thunder volume 1, number 14. The Thunder was the direct successor to Town Talk and began being published before incorporation
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Subject:Community newspapers
Description:Black and white copy of the second page of The Thunder volume 1, number 23. This page includes editorials and advertisements.
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Subject:Municipal officials and employees
Description:An informal instructional document for continuing editors of The City Chatter. It contains workflow tips and advice.
Type:image
Subject:Construction projects; Golf courses
Description:Black and white photo depicting a crane lifting a large sign reading "Thorncreek--Thornton's Championship Gold Course" onto a stone platform. A man stands a few yards to the right of the crane and observes the installation of the sign. [show more]
ID: COTRG0203014
Type: image
Subjects: Municipal officials and employees--United States--Colorado--Thornton
Type:image
Subject:Municipal officials and employees--United States--Colorado--Thornton
Description:Black and white photo depicting Chuck Warner, a former Thornton Animal Control Officer, opening kennels in the back of an Animal Control vehicle as another man stands to his right and also looks into the vehicle. The vehicle is parked on a residential street, and houses can be seen lining the street behind the two men. [show more]
Type:image
Subject:Street signs; Rural population
Description:Black and white photo depicting a stand alone sign on the side of a road that reads "reduce speed you are now entering Thornton--pop. 10256 today--F&S Construction CO." The population is displayed using individual squares with single digit numbers that fit into a rectangular holder on the sign front. [show more]