Wendy Moore By Bob Schultz School servant leader Director of thespians Bravo Wendy Moore! End of the Leaves By Jampa Leaves, most fallen down Follow me in on my shoes Crunching under foot. Ahhh…Fall By Kitty Riley At last the pall of Summer heat is lifted Breezes toss gold Coins from aspen trees That meld […]
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Going, but not gone
Fall is a time of transition, so it only makes sense that my impending transition would happen during this season. There is no easy journey to times of change. Our trees grow green with foliage in the spring but traverse a wide range of weather, fire, wind and rain to reach the other side of […]
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Mature Content: This run is for experts only
Opinion by Ron Kokish My son and 10-year-old grandson were skiing expert terrain on an unfamiliar mountain. When they arrived at a particularly risky slope dad said, “Wait here until I get to the bottom, then follow my line down.” Dad descended and turned to wave his son forward only to see the boy already […]
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Scuttlebutt/Community Calendar – Oct. 20, 2022
SCUTTLEBUTT Ballots out It’s voting time! Check your mailbox for an official ballot in the coming days. Remember that your ballot must be returned to an official drop box by Tuesday, Nov. 8 at 7 p.m. Additionally, it is possible to vote in-person on that day. Visit www.coloradosos.gov/voter to locate the nearest box or polling […]
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Celebrando a nuestros emprendedores y lideres latinos por todo su esfuerzo
El Mes de la Herencia Hispana se cerró con broche de oro el lunes pasado en el restaurante Frida’s en Glenwood Springs. Este evento fue organizado por Crystal Mariscal LLC con patrocinio de Susana Salamun, Consejo Asesor de la Oficina de Empresas Minoritarias de Alpine Bank. Se celebraron lideres y negocios Latinos a través del […]
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Chisme del pueblo – 20 de octubre, 2022
Traducción por Jacquelinne Castro Las papeletas de votación en camino ¡Es hora de votar! Revise su buzón de correo para encontrar la papeleta de votación oficial el cual podría llegar en los siguientes días. Recuerde que su papeleta debe ser entregada en un buzón oficial antes del martes 8 de noviembre a las 7 p.m. […]
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Farm Fest, a success
By Antoinette Braiser Youth Correspondent From the evening of Oct. 14 through Oct. 16, Carbondale celebrated its agricultural heritage and future by selling local produce, enjoying a locally sourced meal together and exploring the Valley on bicycles.This first-time “Farm Fest” event was put on by Carbondale Tourism. “Carbondale’s heritage is rooted in agriculture and the […]
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Obituary: Wendy Moore, Feb. 18, 1947 to Oct. 5, 2022
Wendy Moore, a beloved and well-known teacher, school principal and theater artist, died Oct. 5 at her home in Glenwood Springs surrounded by her family. She was born in Milwaukee to Joseph and Bernice Preiss. Wendy graduated from Wauwatosa High School in 1965 and earned her BA in education from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in […]
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Obituary: Sandra “Sandie” Donham Gardner, Nov. 4, 1942 – Sept.18, 2022
You might want to know… Born in Chappaqua, New York to Mary and Hap Donham, Sandie graduated from Greely High School and later Syracuse University with a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. She had her children in Ithaca, New York, raised them in Mount Laurel, New Jersey and lived with Gary in Greensboro, North Carolina […]
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Work in Progress – Oct. 20, 2022
A letter to our editor By James Steindler When you’re away, We stay afloat, it’s true But, there’s something missing… Well, it’s just not the same without you The journey takes you far Curiosity in tow Colorfully documenting Wherever you go In a hostel in Éire Gazing over chimneys In a meadow Walled by rock […]