Chacos memorial The memorial for Chris and Terry Chacos was such a beautiful event filled with so many wonderful stories filled with love and laughter. It was a walk back […]
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Letters – Aug. 11
Re: Lumberyard I think the new lumberyard will have some negative effects not mentioned in last week’s article. I would expect the folks at CRMS will hear the beep-beep-beep of […]
Letters – Aug. 4, 2022
Electric school buses I am a mom of two here in Carbondale. My kids will soon be of school age and will ride a diesel school bus that produces dangerously […]
Letters – July 14, 2022
Rodeo etiquette Once again, Carbondale’s rodeo season is off to a great start with great weather and great crowds! As always, the Carbondale Wild West Rodeo Association (CWWRA) board is […]
Letters – July 7, 2022
Dangerous by design Highway 133 through Carbondale is dangerous by design and an aesthetic eyesore that slices our town in two. You can help! Have you ever pushed a crosswalk […]
Letters – June 30, 2022
Calling all veterans On the Fourth of July, as we Americans celebrate our country’s independence and freedoms, we should remember the men and women who serve and have served in […]
Letters – May 26, 2022
Dandelion Day Thank you Carbondale community for one of the best Dandelion Days I have ever experienced. My heart is so full of gratitude for the joy and love that […]
Letters – May 12, 2022
Forward momentum on CORE Act I was enthused when I heard that the Colorado Outdoor Recreation and Economy (CORE) Act, the legislation to protect the Thompson Divide, received a markup […]
Letters – May 5, 2022
Do you care? On April 21, the commissioners of the Roaring Fork Valley Regional Planning Commission recommended by a three-to-two vote to up-zone the controversial Fields Development project. The three […]
Letters – April 28, 2022
Another invitation Last week we invited you to join an Earth Day celebration in Carbondale. Thank you to the great group of committed Carbondale residents who showed up with signs, […]