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La reunión municipal ordinaria de Carbondale del 10 de mayo contó con la asistencia de todos los administradores. Después de dar reconocimiento a una buena cantidad de estudiantes del mes, se escucharon los comentarios de personas que no aparecen en la agenda.
El residente Arn Menconi… read more →
Celebrate Earth Day
You are invited to join an Earth Day celebration in Carbondale on Friday, April 22, at 4:30 pm.
Meet in the old City Market parking lot to learn about Xcel Energy, divestment and No Mow May.
Listen to or march with the Earth Day Band up the… read more →
A junction point is a meeting place where trails converge. In modern times we may think of an intersection where two streets or highways cross.
Our world is much more than street intersections. Our world is a beautiful web of life-sustaining junction points. Originally, our ancestors were in direct relationship… read more →
Opinion by Frosty Merriott
For two decades and through two public referendums, many of us in Carbondale — think Town Mothers or simply citizen activists — struggled and labored, marched and met to have development along Highway 133 done right. We wanted just the right development,… read more →
By George Bohmfalk
Several years ago, I wrote a monthly column for The Sun about food. That ended for various reasons, but I have a selfish interest in writing this one. It’s also a generous reason, as I hope to introduce some of you to a delightful new…
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Michael Francisco es un residente de la ciudad de Carbondale quien trabaja en el City Market de Aspen. En la víspera de Navidad, 2020, Francisco fue arrestado dentro del City Market de Carbondale por alegaciones de 1) conducta desordenada 2) resistir arresto y… read more →
Michael Francisco appeared for another hearing in Carbondale Municipal Court the afternoon of March 8. It culminated in yet another continuance — the third of a series since Jan. 11.
Expecting a large turnout, which they were right about, the Town of Carbondale limited attendance to 25 people…
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Michael Francisco has lived in Carbondale for 10 years. He grew up in Belize, where his father was a police officer, before moving to Los Angeles (LA) when he was 15. He is currently 54 years old. In Belize, Francisco was not familiar with racial profiling as a law enforcement… read more →
The Town will now allow restaurant liquor licenses — but not liquor stores — within 500 feet of school property.
The Dec. 8 trustee decision was a bit of a departure from the staff proposal to tackle issues with the City Market complex’s proximity to a Colorado Rocky Mountain School… read more →
