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March 2026
Posted inRincón de la Creatividad
Empanaditas argentinas
¿Antojo de unas empanadas argentinas? Prueba esta receta fácil y deliciosa. Rinde aproximadamente: 10 empanadas Ingredientes Nota: Asegúrate de que los discos digan “para hornear”, no para freír. Preparación Déjalas enfriar un poco y disfrútalas con chimichurri, ají, salsa chipotle o cualquier salsa o aderezo de tu preferencia. Sabores del Sol
Posted inNoticias
Tierras públicas y regulaciones de gases de efecto invernadero amenazadas desde Washington D.C.
A solo tres meses de iniciado 2026, la nominación de un nuevo director de la Oficina de Administración de Tierras (BLM, por sus siglas en inglés) y la derogación del Hallazgo de Peligro de 2009 de la Agencia de Protección Ambiental (EPA), que regula las emisiones de gases de efecto invernadero, representan nuevas amenazas para […]
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El representante federal de Estados Unidos Joe Neguse intenta realizar una visita de supervisión en la oficina de ICE en Glenwood Springs
El representante federal Joe Neguse (demócrata por Colorado) intentó realizar una visita de supervisión el miércoles en la oficina del Servicio de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas de Estados Unidos, conocida como ICE, ubicada en 100 Midland Ave. en Glenwood Springs, mientras se dirigía a una reunión pública en Gypsum. El edificio, conocido como Midland […]
Posted inEnvironment
Fire & Water takes cinematic journey along Colorado River and through wildfire
The Middle Colorado Watershed Council (MCWC) will host the second event of its 2026 Fire & Water Speaker Series next week. The Rifle-based nonprofit organizes events each spring to engage community on topics around water, wildlife and humans within the Colorado River Basin. The first event, hosted last month, introduced hydrologist and writer Robert R. […]
Posted inSports
Playoff run ends in quarterfinal loss for girls basketball; spring sports underway
It was a little bit further than they’d gone before, but a lesson in what it will take for the Roaring Fork High School girls basketball program to compete at the state championships level. The No. 8 Lady Rams bowed out in the quarterfinal round of the Class 3A Championships at the University of Denver’s […]
Posted inLocal Government
Marble Report: Treasure Mountain Ranch changes tack; wildfire worries aired
Crystal Valley Echo readers may be familiar with DJ Sugar Monkey’s former synopses of Marble’s Board of Trustee meetings. The pen-named author has offered to add a Marble Report to The Sopris Sun’s robust mix of local government meetings coverage. Those interested in the latest from Crystal were in for some answers during the Marble […]
Posted inArts & Entertainment
Curated Calendar – March 19 to March 31
THURSDAY, MARCH 19 THIRD THURSDAY BOOK CLUBThe Carbondale Library’s Third Thursday Book Club discusses “The Book of Lost Names” by Kristin Harmel from 2 to 3:30pm. ARTISTS IN RESIDENCEAnderson Ranch Arts Center welcomes 15 new artists to its residency program with a slide night for them to share their artwork from 4 to 5pm. Attend […]
Posted inLocal Government
RFTA Report: Rifle and Garfield board members appointed, comments heard on Hogback funding
The March Roaring Fork Transportation Authority (RFTA) meeting moved forward several easement resolutions, created new board member positions for representatives of Garfield County and the City of Rifle and considered funding strategy options for Hogback transit services beyond November 2026. While RFTA has assured Hogback commuter routes until November, the organization is seeking collaborative solutions […]
Posted inLocal Government
GarCo Report: Property value complaints, South Bridge permit dispute, CPW Commission woes
The Garfield County Commissioners (BOCC) meeting opened Monday without public comment. The board jumped right into five property valuation abatement hearings, three of which were resolved in the appellant’s favor due to distinct, clerical errors. County Assessor Jim Yellico and his team denied two requests that did not involve clerical errors. Remember, we’re looking at […]