Enter Circadian Coffee, the long-awaited, and now in-business, drive-thru coffee shop in El Jebel. Located in the plaza by the El Jebel Laundromat, it’s a convenient place to sit while you wait for your laundry or even pull a boat through on your way to Ruedi. It’s been more than three years in the making, […]
Sofie Koski
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Visitar Maroon Bells gratis
¿sabías que puedes visitar Maroon Bells gratis? Todo lo que necesitas es hacer una visita a la biblioteca.
En las bibliotecas de Glenwood Springs, Basalt y Pitkin County, los usuarios pueden solicitar en préstamo un pase gratuito para el transporte a Maroon Bells. Cada pase cubre tanto el viaje en autobús como el estacionamiento en el garaje de Aspen Highlands.
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Checking out the Bells
Picture the scene: Friends from out of town are visiting the Roaring Fork Valley for the first time and you’ve offered to show them around. The first place that comes to mind is Maroon Bells. It’s an obvious choice. They are, after all, among the most beautiful and most photographed landscapes in the Rocky Mountains. […]
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Mountain-made for mountain style: Mariposa Hats
“I think everybody has the dream of doing something artistic, we all do. We all have artistic components in our lives, and they just come out in different ways,” says Susan Jordan, local milliner (hat maker) and owner of her own business, Mariposa Hats. Jordan has been in the Valley for over 20 years, originally […]
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Learning lessons and having fun with SoL
“Little Women” is a beloved coming of age book written by Louisa May Alcott about family, pain and new beginnings. It follows the March family in Civil War-era New England, and the adventures of sisters Beth, Jo, Amy and Meg, as they grow up. They endure hardships and ultimately a tragic loss, but their strong […]
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"Feeling Walls" explores the fragile edge of art
Sara Ransford has been living in the Valley since 1977, moving from Carbondale to Aspen, and then back to Carbondale. She worked as an art teacher at both the Carbondale Middle School and Carbondale Elementary School during the ‘80s and ‘90s, where she met Diane Kenney, a fellow art teacher at Colorado Rocky Mountain School […]