Stuff by Ylice Golden

  • Locations: Obituaries Published

    Obituary - Margaret Manson Chain: January 24, 1942 - January 14, 2021

    Peggy’s sewing machine painted by protégé Sarah Meyer.

    Margaret (Peg/Peggy) Manson Chain, longtime owner of clothing design and repair firms Made in Aspen and Mountainside Sewing, passed away at home on Jan. 14 due to complications of congestive heart failure after a long battle with…

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  • Locations: Columns Published

    Scuttlebutt - February 4, 2021

    ReFUND Colorado
    The Donate to Colorado Nonprofit Fund (ReFUND CO) allows state taxpayers to donate a portion of their tax refunds to a Colorado-based nonprofit. This provides the sector with a funding boost and strengthens ties with donors. Learn more about the ReFUND Colorado campaign, timeline, eligibility… read more →

  • Locations: News Published

    Government Briefs - February 4, 2021

    CPW collars gray wolf
    Colorado Park and Wildlife collared a male wolf that entered the state from Wyoming. The GPS collar will help wildlife managers study the animal’s travel patterns as more wolves enter Colorado.

    Shed-antler collecting
    To protect wintering big-game animals and… read more →

  • Locations: Letters Published

    Letters - February 4, 2021

    Thanks to Will Grandbois
    It “takes a village” to create a town, a community, a place of commitment to each other… Historians like to witness and record the development, regulations, people and purpose of a community. Journalists have a unique role. One of the most honored and best records… read more →

  • Locations: News Published

    Thank you, Advertisers!

    The Sopris Sun depends on the thoughtfulness and generosity of many people, organizations, and businesses in Carbondale and throughout the Roaring Fork Valley. Our thanks to everyone who sends a letter, to our advertisers, hardworking staff and board members, the writers and photographers who make the paper what… read more →

  • Locations: News Published

    Police Report, January 28, 2021

    From Dec. 14 through Jan. 21, Carbondale Police handled 894 calls for service, including the following cases of note:

    Thursday Dec. 24 at 5:38 p.m. Officers responded to a trespass at City Market. The male in question was released with a summons.

    Saturday Dec.… read more →

  • Locations: Columns, News Published

    Scuttlebutt - January 28, 2021

    ReFUND Colorado
    The Donate to Colorado Nonprofit Fund (ReFUND CO) allows state taxpayers to donate a portion of their tax refunds to a Colorado-based nonprofit. This provides the sector with a funding boost and strengthens ties with donors. Learn more about the ReFUND Colorado campaign, timeline, eligibility… read more →

  • Published

    Valley of Love

    Share your love in the upcoming Valentine’s issue of The Sopris Sun!

    Let someone know how grateful you are, propose marriage, share your love for our beautiful valley or simply tell someone that you miss seeing them!

    Full on Love (Full page) – $400
    Big Hearted Hug…

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  • Locations: Columns Published

    Scuttlebutt, January 14, 2021

    PitCo moves into Level Red

    Beginning Sunday, Jan. 17, Pitkin County will implement a new public health order, eliminating indoor dining at all restaurants and improving enforcement of social distancing at ski resorts. The move was prompted by Pitkin County reporting the second highest incidence rate of COVID-19 in the… read more →

  • Locations: Opinion Published

    The Catastrophism of Coronavirus

    Opinion by Atzil Adam
    Special to The Sopris Sun

    “A human being is part of the whole world, called by us “Universe,” a part limited in time and space. He experiences himself, his thoughts and feelings as something separate from the rest — a kind ofread more →