August 2023 – Page 6 of 10

Tanzanian Tooth Fairy teams up with The Cocoa Club

by Myki Jones August 16, 2023November 17, 2023

Annie Zancanella has been providing free quality dental care to extremely remote tribal communities outside Arusha, Tanzania for the past six years, now going on seven. For six months at a time, she will fly with a medical team to distant villages where she teaches dental hygiene and shares her dentistry knowledge, while treating mild […]

News, Uncategorized

Scuttlebutt & Community Calendar – Aug. 17, 2023

by Raleigh Burleigh August 16, 2023November 17, 2023

Update Cesar Herrera-Romero, 20, was arrested on June 7, 2023, on a warrant for two charges of sexual assault on a child. Although initially reported that Herrera-Romero was part of the Roaring Fork United Soccer Club (RFUSC) coaching staff, RFUSC President Kevin Jardine released a statement explaining that he had only expressed interest in coaching […]

News, Uncategorized

Steve’s Guitars presents Rupert Wates

by Myki Jones August 16, 2023November 17, 2023

Rupert Wates, an award-winning singer-songwriter based in New York, will be taking the Steve’s Guitars stage on Aug. 20. This melodic folk singer has been performing original music since he left Oxford College and has been playing guitar since his teenage years in London, England. His songs capture vivid images of folklore stories as he […]

Columns, Opinion, Uncategorized

CVEPA Views: When is a reservoir not a reservoir? Thoughts on Mobley’s Corral and the Crystal Augmentation Plan

by Dale Will August 16, 2023November 28, 2023

By Dale Will The headline on Heather Sackett’s recent coverage of the Crystal Augmentation Study caught my eye: “Janeway site promising for Crystal River backup water supply.” (See Aspen Times, July 22, 2023 or www.aspenjournalism.org) For those of you not following this study, the West Divide Water Conservancy District (WDWCD) and the Colorado River Water […]

Obituaries, Uncategorized

Gertrude “Rusty” Burtard – Aug. 13, 1927 – July 17, 2023

by James Steindler August 16, 2023November 17, 2023

Rusty was born in Bonne Terre, Missouri to John and Catherine Fenton. She was the sixth of seven children. She is survived by her children Gene (Linda), JoAnn, Becky, Mary Whitworth (Rocky), and Jeff (Bambi). Along with 19 Grandchildren, 29 Great Grandchildren, 6 Great Great Grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. She is preceded in […]

Letters, Opinion, Uncategorized

Letters – Aug. 17, 2023

by James Steindler August 16, 2023November 17, 2023

Helmets As a recovering brain injury victim, I was appalled at your cover feature on WE-cycle (The Sopris Sun, Aug. 10-16). One of the recommendations listed on the front page was to wear a helmet when riding. There are six out of six cyclists gleefully disregarding this advice. I call helmetless riders “organ donors” and […]

Español, Noticias, Novedades, Uncategorized

Chisme del Pueblo- 10 de agosto

by Vanessa Porras August 9, 2023November 30, 2023

Traducción por Jacquelinne Castro Investigación de burro La oficina del alguacil del condado de Eagle está investigando la muerte de una mula, la cual fue disparada y asesinada en algún tiempo entre la noche del sábado 22 de julio y la mañana del domingo 28 de julio, en Frying Pan Road en Basalt. Si tiene […]

Español, Noticias, Uncategorized

Evento de SANA para combatir la inseguridad alimentaria y el estigma

by Jeanne Souldern August 9, 2023November 30, 2023

Traducción por Dolores Duarte En los condados de Garfield, el oeste de Eagle y Pitkin persiste una lucha silenciosa: una batalla contra la inseguridad alimentaria, la cual se define como un acceso inadecuado o irregular a alimentos nutritivos. Safe and Abundant Nutrition Alliance (SANA), es una red local de voluntarios preocupados por la inseguridad alimentaria […]

Español, Opiniones, Uncategorized

VOICES Radio Hour: La si se pudo

by Vanessa Porras August 9, 2023November 30, 2023

Por Andrea Harris Cumplíendo 25 años, vi mi vida como un lienzo en blanco y me di cuenta de que sólo un cuarto del lienzo estaba pintado. Descubrí que yo era la artista y podría pintar algo que orgullosamente colgaría en la pared o algo que escondiera vergonzosamente. Así que el 3 de febrero de […]

Español, Opiniones, Uncategorized

Sopa de Letras: Cafeteando a lo jarocho

by Angelica Breña August 9, 2023December 3, 2023

Veracruz es uno de los estados de México y de ánimo que vive en muchos de los corazones de los inmigrantes de este valle. Ha sido la casa de músicos, artistas, extranjeros y hasta piratas. Agustín Lara, conocido como “El Flaco de Oro” le llama, “Rinconcito donde hacen su nido las olas del mar”. Les […]