Carbondale Mayor Dan Richardson flips the page to another chapter after opting not to run for a second term.
To be fair, Richardson served for the second part of his predecessor’s term; so, has served close to two terms already. He pointed out that six… read more →
For as long as I can remember, my goal in life has been to change the world — for the better. I started off my career focused on clean energy and sustainability in the built environment because it was the most interesting way for me to change the world. After… read more →
The prospect of clamping down on short-term rentals drew robust participation at a Carbondale Board of Town Trustees special meeting on Dec. 21. More than 20 people joined the board and staff, online and in-person.
The discussion was framed by the efforts of Community First Carbondale (CFC), a group formed… read more →
Por Dan Richardson
Traducción por Dolores Duarte
El verano suele ser la estación más ajetreada de la ciudad, pero este verano se ha salido de lo normal. Como padre de dos estudiantes de high school, nuestro verano terminó oficialmente la semana pasada, así que… read more →
By James Steindler
In last week’s print edition of The Sopris Sun, I misquoted Mayor Dan Richardson in a News Analysis regarding the town’s response to the Christmas Eve incident and, more specifically, the community forum which took place on Tuesday, June 29.
During…
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Despite our incredibly strong and compassionate community, Carbondale is not immune from
unfortunate situations arising from time to time. My expectation is that the Town will carefully
evaluate the incidents that took place at City Market last December in more depth and in…
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Overview
In its bucolic setting, Missouri Heights rises over 1,000 feet above the valley floor. It’s a place without much noise or light pollution; home to ranches, farms, small residential subdivisions and equestrian facilities.
Presently, Garfield County is reviewing plans by Ascendigo Autism Services for a 126-acre recreation/education…
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Roberta McGowan
Sopris Sun Staff
As Garfield County struggles to contain the pandemic, both the public health department and the Carbondale Police are determined to convince everyone to respect the ordinances and guidelines now in place.
Police Chief Kirk Wilson said, “We respond to calls…
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