This week, Basalt’s town council discussed an upcoming two-day closure on Midland Avenue as well as this year’s budget. This meeting also marked the last for councilor Glenn Drummond, who […]
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The last time I saw Rob Lowe
When I was a kid, my sisters and I would ride our bikes endlessly around Sopris Village in El Jebel. Our dad lived there, and it was like sci-fi Nancy […]
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Basalt Report: Hearing planned for development on Emma Road
This week, Town Council convened for a regular meeting to discuss items including a potential housing development at 431 Emma Road and the possible timeline for the next stages of […]
Our Cultural Crisis as a Death/Rebirth Opportunity
In this presentation Rev. Dr. Dia Lynn will address some of the pressing issues that are causing distress to many members of our community. What feels like a problem individually […]
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Basalt Report: Focusing on child care
Prior to its regular meeting, Basalt Town Council held a joint work session with the Eagle County Commissioners. Mayor Bill Kane introduced the council and emphasized Basalt’s commitment to conserving […]
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Letters – Oct. 21, 2021
Trash kills bears As I left my house to go to work this morning, I observed – yet again – that a neighbor along my street had their trash can […]
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Comp plan update gets rolling
Carbondale, like the rest of the world, is changing fast. As the town grows and adapts, it’s incumbent upon local government to guide development in a way that is beneficial […]