Hace varios años atrás leí el libro “Fahrenheit 451” por Ray Bradbury. Desde esa primera vez recuerdo vívidamente el pasaje al principio del cuento, cuando Guy Montag conoce a una chica curiosa llamada Clarisse McClellan que le cuenta sobre las carteleras.
“¿Ha visto [las carteleras] de sesenta metros que hay… read more →
El pasado 24 de mayo ocurrió una terrible tragedia en Uvalde, Texas. Una vez más, un joven armado con un arma de alto calibre entró a la escuela primaria Robb y cobardemente asesinó a estudiantes y facultad. Durante la brutal y caótica escena, la policía local, con ayuda de agentes… read more →
By Alex Menard
Editor’s note: This article is a response to a letter to the editor published June 9.
What is a weed? There are many ways to answer this question. A weed is a plant out of place. A weed is an unwanted visitor with undesirable features. A weed… read more →
By Larry Bogatz
Mature Content is a monthly feature from the Carbondale AARP Age-Friendly Community Initiative (CAFCI).
I appreciated Marty Gallagher’s Mature Content column last month: “Adjust, Accommodate, Repeat.” We do this all our lives, in ways both great and small, from the moment we leave…
read more →It was July 3, 2018, when we fled our Hillcrest home and the hotshots were called in. We watched from Willits as the choreographed fire dance began; flames popped up and the chopper released rains of red retardant. The hillside was studded with brush fires crowning our home.
Los vegetales crucíferos incluyen la rúcula (mejor conocida como arugula), la col china, el brócoli, las coles de Bruselas, la col, la coliflor berza, col rizada, rábanos, nabos y berros.
Los crucíferos son parte de la docena diaria del Dr. Greger en su libro “How Not… read more →
Ser padre de familia es una tarea atemorizante. No es fácil establecer un balance entre la familia, el trabajo, los hijos y otras ocupaciones. Además, en la actualidad los desafíos de la paternidad son mayores que nunca. Vivimos en un mundo y en un tiempo que representa una amenaza… read more →
By Roaring Fork Outdoor Volunteers
Special to The Sopris Sun
It’s always fun to put something into the ground and watch it grow, but Roaring Fork Outdoor Volunteers (RFOV) only plants trees occasionally…join us at Lazy Glen on June 21 to plant… read more →
I was a teenager already studying architecture in high school, and I wanted nothing but New York City. I wanted to live on a boat in a marina. I dreamed of tailored mini skirts; long, fitted blazers; and three-inch slingback heels. I would zip about in my charcoal gray Mazda… read more →
By Lisa Detweiler
New Castle Branch Library Associate
I love a good story about everyday people that also gives me a peek into a different time and/or place. “Chico & Rita” fits that description. Better yet, it tells the story through the rhythms of… read more →
