JJ Caric, adoptada de China y criada en Pittsburgh, encontró una inesperada conexión consigo misma al mudarse al oeste de Colorado. Esta es su historia de autodescubrimiento, aceptación y comunidad en Grand Junction.
August 2025
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Resumen de noticias clave del Valle de Roaring Fork – Agosto 2025
El senador Hickenlooper inspecciona el centro ICE, se actualiza el incendio Derby, y Colorado redirige fondos de lobos a salud. También te contamos sobre el desfile del Día de la Papa, elecciones locales, y oportunidades de subvención en Carbondale. Hickenlooper visita centro de ICEEl senador estadounidense John Hickenlooper visitó la semana pasada el centro de […]
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Sanar es un acto de amor: Entrevista con Alejandra Rico sobre yoga restaurativo
Alejandra Rico encontró en el yoga restaurativo un camino de sanación. Hoy, comparte esta práctica con la comunidad en Carbondale a través de clases gratuitas llenas de presencia, contención y amor.
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Eventos comunitarios 31 de agosto – 7 de septiembre
Desde el Día de Concienciación sobre Sobredosis hasta sesiones de lectura con perritos y protestas por el Día del Trabajo, esta semana el Valle de Roaring Fork ofrece eventos comunitarios para todas las edades. Consulta horarios, lugares y detalles para participar en tu comunidad. DOMINGO, 31 DE AGOSTO DÍA DE CONCIENCIACIÓN SOBRE SOBREDOSISÚnete a varias […]
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Rifle and Glenwood Springs serve as a venue for car enthusiasts
This story originated from Sol del Valle and has been translated for English readers. On Aug. 16, Cars & Coffee Co. brought together around 150 people, along with approximately 100 cars and 20 motorcycles, for an event that celebrated a shared passion for the automotive world. The event organizer, Jesse Williams, who has lived in […]
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The not-so-great Crystal River dry-up
By Bill JochemsCVEPA Views The United States Drought Monitor classifies the Crystal Valley in a state of exceptional drought. Even though River Valley Ranch is within this exceptional drought zone, diners on the deck of the Homestead Restaurant can enjoy the magnificent, luscious green view to the south. They will not see the slightest hint […]
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Letters – Aug. 28, 2025
Corrections: Watch Duty has a staff of 20, plus 280 volunteers across the globe. The 25th Amendment provides the power to discharge the president when they are sick or incapacitated. Disability platesNext time you buy a new car or annually renew your existing plates, please consider the new black specialty plate, which supports people with […]
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Scuttlebutt & Calendar – Aug. 28, 2025
Potato Day paradeThe 116th Annual Potato Days is just around the corner, Oct. 3 to 5. One of its most beloved traditions is the parade, to be held on Oct. 4 this year at 10:30am. Parade floats must register in advance. The fee is $40 for commercial floats, but is free for nonprofits and youth […]
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Counting the bees: A glimpse into a Colorado bee survey
Aug. 14 was a beautiful sunny day near Independence Pass, where Jake Gottschalk spent his day on the mountainsides off of Highway 82 counting local bees. No, he’s not a census taker. Gottschalk is a western invertebrate and rare plant biologist for Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW), and his work that day included collecting data […]
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Artist collaboration and a sprinkle of AI at heart of 54th Mountain Fair stage
This past Mountain Fair saw good weather, food, drinks and a stage that hosted a myriad of acts who captivated the attention of fair-goers. The stage included a dancing skeleton, resembling La Calavera Catrina, entirely on par with the theme of “Bailamos” or “Let’s Dance.” The design of the mainstage was the result of a […]