Traducción por Dolores Duarte Con la inteligencia artificial (IA) en auge y la tecnología mejorando este fenómeno a un ritmo acelerado, es inevitable que sus capacidades progresen más rápido de lo que algunos de nosotros podemos hacer para seguirla. La IA ya puede hablar con la gente, escribir historias e incluso crear obras de arte […]
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Siente la ferocidad: El primer aniversario de las Roaring Divas en drag
Las Roaring Divas, el feroz grupo de artistas drag del valle de Roaring Fork, se preparan para celebrar su primer aniversario el 30 de abril. Durante un año, han estado organizando, promocionando y deslumbrando a las audiencias con sus actuaciones alegres y empoderadoras, demostrando que el drag no es solo una forma de arte, sino […]
Restauranteros traen amistades duraderas a nuevo emprendimiento en Carbondale
Traducción por Dolores Duarte Si has pasado últimamente por el antiguo restaurante Mi Casita, te habrás dado cuenta de que el papel marrón que cubría las ventanas ha sido retirado, lo que permite a los transeúntes asomarse y satisfacer su curiosidad natural. Situado en la esquina de Weant Boulevard y Main Street, La Raza espera […]
Holy Cross rate restructuring sparks controversy
On March 1, Holy Cross Energy (HCE) informed its customers that the Glenwood Springs-based cooperative’s electricity-rate structure was being significantly modified. The first round of the new rates, which are to be rolled out over a period of three years, are set to take effect starting Sept. 1. In addition to an overall increase in […]
Basalt Report: New logo approved
On April 25, Basalt Town Council convened for its regular meeting to discuss Midland Avenue, approve a new logo and fill a final open committee open seat. During the public comment period, Crown Mountain Board of Directors candidate Shelley Lundh introduced herself, asking for the Council’s vote in the upcoming May 2 board election. Freeman […]
Carbondale Report: Mark O’Meara bids farewell
The latest in Town staff turnover, Utilities Director Mark O’Meara will be retiring on Monday. Words of praise for O’Meara shared a relatively short agenda with an update from the Youth and Family Advisory Council and other items. To kick it off, Trustees approved a consent agenda that included a proclamation for “Doctor Dandelion Day” […]
Rain or shine… or sleet or snow
Constantly changing spring weather has hardly slowed school athletics at Roaring Fork High School (RFHS). Admittedly, one girls soccer game against Basalt was twice postponed due to inclement weather, then ended in a tie on another snowy day! The rematch was fought on April 25 and won by Basalt, 4-3. The next RFHS home games […]
Nostalgia and hope converge in new VOICES project
This weekend, April 28-30, audiences will have three opportunities to view the pilot production of a new flagship VOICES project, “Sage Voices: Precious and Endless.” “Sage Voices” is the fourth in a rotation of spring and fall shows, each occurring every other year. Similar to “Nuestras Voces,” “Women’s Voices” and “Queer Voices,” it is a […]
Regional mycology club convenes in Carbondale
The Western Colorado Mycological Association (WCMA) will host its inaugural meeting in Carbondale at the Third Street Center at 7pm in the Calaway Room. The organization is a new branch of the Colorado Mycological Association, based in Denver, and focuses on educating people of all ages on all things fungi. This meeting will act as […]
Carbondale residents mark their historic homes
Perhaps you recall a Sopris Sun article that was printed at precisely this time last year, which is appropriate as this is a story of historical nature. The article, “Taking pride in history,” explained that, at the time, there was but one Carbondale resident who had a sign posted expounding upon the historical significance of […]
