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Aspen · AspenBusiness leaders in the Roaring Fork Valley gathered on Wednesday morning in a forum hosted by the Aspen Chamber Resort Association (ACRA) where they learned how to better civically engage their businesses and their employees. ACRA leaders hosted the forum to discuss the importance of civic engagement from a business perspective to foster successful businesses in the community whose goals are being supported by their elected officials. Several s…See the Story
ACRA encourages civic engagement among local business leaders
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Aspen · AspenBasalt Town Council unanimously voted to oppose the ballot question on an upcoming special election that aims to retroactively limit the multi-million dollar infrastructure and beautification project of downtown Basalt’s main street. The ballot question asks voters to consider strengthening the town’s commitment to spending bond funds and limiting the reconfiguration of parking downtown. The special election will be held May 21 via mail ballot.…See the Story
Town of Basalt formally opposes ballot question targeting Midland Ave construction project
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Aspen · AspenThe Aspen Music Festival and School and Theatre Aspen announced their fifth annual co-production of the 9-time Tony Award-winning “Fiddler on the Roof in Concert” for a one-night-only performance on Tuesday, July 23, at 7:30 p.m. in the Michael Klein Music Tent in Aspen. “2024 marks our fifth production with AMFS, and we’re thrilled to commemorate that anniversary with ‘Fiddler on the Roof,’ one of the longest-running shows on Broadway and an ag…See the Story
AMFS and Theatre Aspen team up for ‘Fiddler on the Roof’
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Wildfires · AspenFive acres at the base of Crown Mountain near Emma burned Wednesday after a ditch fire appeared to spread and spark a wildfire. No people, livestock, or structures were harmed or damaged in the burn....See the Story
Wildfire burns 5 acres at base of Crown Mountain
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Aspen · AspenThe 41st annual Food & Wine Classic in Aspen released a series of special ticketed events, including a one-night-only celebration of the Gramercy Tavern in honor of the restaurant’s 30th anniversary. Tickets are reserved for Food & Wine Classic in Aspen pass holders and are available on the website. Feature events for this year’s Food & Wine include: A Great American Restaurant — celebrating 30 Years of Gramercy Tavern: On Saturday, June 15, Foo…See the Story
Gramercy Tavern to celebrate 30th anniversary during 41st Food & Wine Classic in Aspen
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Aspen · AspenAs the weather begins to warm, we begin to think about summer. Now is the perfect time for young people to secure their summer jobs. When I look back on my young working career, my summer jobs hold some of my most cherished memories. It was a place to learn and grow my skills, have fun, help my community, and figure out what I didn’t want to do after college. Summer jobs are one of the most influential tools we have when embarking on a career p…See the Story
Youthentity: Students, now’s the time to secure summer jobs
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Aspen · Aspen“For the Birds: The Birdsong Project” and bird conservation non-profit the National Audubon Society announced a summer slate of event programming in Aspen with a collection of local organizations and events at local festivals. “Birds have inspired art for millennia with their multi-colored plumage, their long-distance migrations, and their birdsong. Birds also tell us that they need our help. Through the Birdsong Project we can inspire people a…See the Story
‘For the Birds: The Birdsong Project’ coming to Aspen this summer
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Aspen · AspenIt’s time for Pitkin County to renew its Climate Action Plan (CAP), a document that will guide the county’s climate work through at least 2030. “2030 is a big kind of check-in date in the climate world,” said Michael Port, the county’s climate action analyst, at Tuesday’s work session. The CAP identifies overarching goals and actions for specific Pitkin County departments in both climate change mitigation and adaptation work. Greenhouse-gas emi…See the Story
Forecasting climate goals, PitCo board eyes airport and transportation as areas for mitigation and adaptation
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