Potato Days parade Big grey elephant came down Main.It got our attention, till we saw its intention,Vote GOP and elect Jeff Hurd.But this is CARBONDALEAnd we don’t want no moreCorruption, destruction and war.So thanks for the show Mr. Hurd,But we’ve got to go for Romero,GO FOR ROMERO. Bill JochemsCarbondale Yes on 5C In an election […]
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Letters – Oct. 15, 2026
CORRECTIONS: Laurie Chase’s name was misspelled in last week’s Glenwood Report; Age-Friendly Carbondale was mistakenly referred to as “Pet Friendly Carbondale” in last week’s calendar. Vote Godes Having served on Rifle City Council, I know firsthand that many of the biggest issues facing our communities do not stop at city limits. Transportation, infrastructure and economic […]
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Letters – Oct. 8, 2026
Correction: Last week’s coverage of the Regional Candidate Forum held at the Ute Theatre misstated that the forum was on Tuesday, when it was in fact on Monday, Sept. 28. Potato Days It happens a lot in Carbondale, feeling proud and grateful for a vibrant community that cares. And Potato Days bring that feeling in […]
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Letters – Oct. 1, 2026
CORRECTION: The Sopris Sun misprinted the date of a Town of Carbondale legal notice published in the Sept. 24 issue of The Sun. The misprint stated that the legal notice was published on “September 24, 2016,” rather than the correct date of “September 24, 2026.” Support library levy I am writing today to urge your […]
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Letters – Sept. 24, 2026
Corrections: Sopris Sun photographer Bob Rugile’s last name was misprinted on last week’s cover as “Rubile.” A disclaimer regarding the assisted use of AI for the Sol del Valle translation last week was missing. Lastly, the Sept. 3 article, “Debate heats up around Amendment 84,” was written and titled ahead of the measure being relabeled […]
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Letters – Sept. 24, 2026
Corrections: Sopris Sun photographer Bob Rugile’s last name was misprinted on last week’s cover as “Rubile.” A disclaimer regarding the assisted use of AI for the Sol del Valle translation last week was missing. Lastly, the Sept. 3 article, “Debate heats up around Amendment 84,” was written and titled ahead of the measure being relabeled […]
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Letters – Sept. 17, 2026
CORRECTION: The Sept. 10 column “Stopping the extermination of our wild horses” misstated that photojournalist Scott Wilson’s upcoming CU Museum of Natural History exhibit will be focused on wild horse roundups. The exhibit will be focused more generally on the history of the horse in North America. Only in Carbondale Jeannie Perry’s column devoted to […]
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Letters – Sept. 10, 2026
Corrections: Last week’s “Vision from within” article mistakenly reported that the windows of the historic home were original; the printed headline, “Rearranged Castle Creek development sees reapplication,” should have read “Cattle Creek”; the Sol del Valle article, “A story of love, survival and resilience comes to Aspen,” mistakenly stated Theatre Aspen’s Solo Flights Festival runs […]
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Letters – Sept. 3, 2026
Support each other Sept. 10 is World Suicide Prevention Day — a day to remember, raise awareness and remind one another that hope and help are available. For Seed Peace, this day carries an especially personal meaning. Sept. 10 was also the birthday of Casey Piscura, whose life and legacy inspired the creation of Seed […]
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Letters – Aug. 27, 2026
CORRECTION: The “New gray wolf pups make a new pack in Colorado; wolf deaths continue” article published on Aug. 19 misstated that a Colorado Wolf Tracker Facebook post had been created and erased in May. The post was made on Aug. 17 and was no longer visible by Aug. 18. The real land grab Recently, […]