Sprazzo, un nuevo restaurante de temática italiana, abrirá en Main Street (con suerte) “a tiempo para las fiestas”, dijo Justin “Chester” White a The Sopris Sun. El restaurante operará bajo el mismo paraguas empresarial que Main Line Social, otro nuevo restaurante actualmente en construcción en la Highway 133. Chester, el propietario de ambos proyectos, es […]
December 2025
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Novedades: Subvención para Bridging Bionics, Reconocimientos para CMC y Más
Conoce las noticias más destacadas de la semana: una subvención histórica para Bridging Bionics, reconocimientos nacionales para CMC, oportunidades de empleo y voluntariado, avisos comunitarios y más información relevante para Carbondale y el Valle Roaring Fork. Bridging BionicsLa organización Bridging Bionics Foundation especializados en neuro-rehabilitación anunció el lunes 1 de diciembre que recibió una subvención […]
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Colorado busca al menos 500 millones de dólares en financiamiento para salud rural del mega proyecto de ley republicano
Los funcionarios de salud de Colorado buscan al menos 500 millones de dólares en financiamiento para atención médica durante cinco años para las comunidades rurales, ya que los recortes de Medicaid y otros servicios de red de seguridad están por implementarse. El financiamiento provendría de la Ley One Big Beautiful Bill, la misma legislación que […]
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Sabajón Colombiano o Ponche Crema Venezolano
En estas festividades, disfruta de esta deliciosa bebida colombiana ,o cóctel casero para acompañar la comida y departir en familia. Nota: Se puede preparar una versión con o sin licor Ingredientes: Instrucciones: Sabores del Sol
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Works in Progress
Drift By Eric Matthew Olander The rip roaring world is in a crazy phase, with the big blue moon winking, Drift (lounging in the wheel barrow) cracks a Red Stripe — Rastaman vibration, Yeah! Jah; one love — and lets the cap roll into the mud and feathers, shakes his head at the long and winding […]
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Ps & Qs: Pro-life for the planet
This column is dedicated to Paul Weyrich and the nuns. One of my biggest fears is instant reincarnation. When people have a near-death experience, they often report seeing a light at the end of a tunnel. But what if that light is the fluorescent bulb in the delivery room, and boom! — you’re on to […]
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Free-for-All Book Fair returns to Glenwood Springs with nearly 10,000 free books
The third annual Free-for-all Book Fair will take place on Saturday, Dec. 13 at the Glenwood Springs Community Center. The event is organized by board members Rebecca Percy, Brynne Gordon, Caitlin Causey and Karen Urnise — all mothers, professionals and book lovers. The event started with approximately 2,000 books in New Castle; this year, nearly […]
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At the Aspen Art Museum, Glenn Ligon inspects the record
Glenn Ligon’s exhibition, “Break It Down,” opened at the Aspen Art Museum on Nov. 21. The show explores the artist’s work over three decades, focusing on how a portrait of the self is created by examining external sources. As a Black man, Ligon consistently uses institutional documents to show the friction between his personal life […]
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Alphabetized, a new look at Jasper Johns
“Jasper Johns: a whole can only be a part” opened Dec. 2 at the Powers Art Center, marking a shift in the museum’s curatorial approach. Previously, exhibitions were curated in-house by the museum director. This exhibit is curated by the first Jasper Johns curatorial fellow, Jessica Eisenthal. The fellowship is a new program designed to […]
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Curated Calendar – Dec. 4 to Dec. 13
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4 ASPEN AIRPORTDrop by the Aspen/Pitkin County Airport to preview conceptual design options, ask questions and help guide the next phase of the process. Session 1 is from 11:30am to 1:30pm. Session 2 is from 4:30 to 6:30pm. Learn more at www.aspenairport.com/modernization STEM EXPLORATIONJoin the Aspen Science Center for STEM Exploration Hour at […]