Una narración visual que mezcla arte, poesía y memoria ancestral. “Nuevo Mundo en Histojitas” invita a reconectar con la naturaleza y el legado cultural. – Raíces, semillas y sabiduría ancestral. Arte y reflexión en Nuevo Mundo en Histojitas.
October 2025
Posted inTiras y comics
Happy Halloween: divertida ilustración animada
Una colorida ilustración animada creada por Gerardo que celebra Halloween con calabazas sonrientes, luna llena y tres amigos listos para pedir dulces. Gerardo Santillan es un joven de 17 años con autismo que, con el apoyo de su familia y algunas personas más, en su camino se ha dedicado a crear arte desde muy temprana edad.
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Humor gráfico: ¿Vas a salir con el payaso de tu novio?
En esta breve historieta, una conversación cotidiana toma un giro literal y cómico. Humor gráfico visual con un toque absurdo. Más de Sergio Manto
Posted inRincón de la Creatividad
El demonio de la escalera
Cuando Fray Martín de Porres azotó al mismísimo demonio. Fray Martín de Porres fue un religioso de origen peruano, bien conocido por su humildad, caridad y servicio a los más necesitados. También llamado San Martín de Porres o el mulato de la caridad, sus virtudes eran notables, especialmente su humildad y su extremo compromiso con […]
Posted inLocal Government
Carbondale Report: Honing in on a 2026 budget
Tuesday’s trustee meeting, Oct. 28, was sparsely attended with the main focus being next year’s budget. All trustees were present with Jess Robison joining via Zoom. The consent agenda included meeting minutes, accounts payable and a special event permit for KDNK and Thunder River Theatre Company’s Halloween party — for which Chris Hassig, a KDNK […]
Posted inLocal Government
Basalt Report: Town celebrates Girl Scouts for making safety fun
During this week’s meeting, members of Girl Scout Troop 17080 were awarded with special new badges and a round of applause from Town Council for their contribution to Basalt’s Safe Routes to School project. Since 2022, the Town of Basalt has been investigating ways to improve sidewalks and pedestrian crossings around Two Rivers Road, Cottonwood […]
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RFSD Report: Language program reviews, superintendent evaluation, public outreach
In October, the Roaring Fork School District (RFSD) held two regular Board of Education meetings and a special session, Oct. 15, for a superintendent review. The board conducted its annual review of Dr. Anna Cole’s performance in the role. Next week, district voters will elect two new board members for four-year terms. Oct. 8 meeting […]
Posted inColumns
My heroes have always been cowboys
By Ron SpeakerGuest Column There’s an ache in the Valley these days — a silence that settles over the land like morning fog. In the span of a few short months, Carbondale lost three men who embodied everything I ever understood about what it means to live with honor, integrity and an unwavering commitment to […]
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All taxes have consequences, let’s rethink 7D
By Ross KribbsGuest Column With national politics polarizing the country minute by minute, it’s easy to forget that most politics is indeed still local. And in a town like Carbondale — enviably supportive and neighborly — the challenge isn’t in finding agreement, but in feeling free to disagree, particularly with those we respect and admire. […]
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Latin American Legends: The Demon on the Staircase
This Sol Del Valle story has been translated for English readers. Friar Martín de Porres was a Peruvian religious figure well known for his humility, charity and service to those most in need. Also called Saint Martín de Porres, or “the mulatto of charity,” his virtues were remarkable, especially his humility and deep commitment to […]