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Aspen · AspenSnowmass Rotarians hosted the 21st annual Snowmass Wine Festival last weekend. Both the dinner at the Viceroy and the Grand Tasting were sold-out affairs. Earlier that same week, The Little Nell received global recognition for its esteemed wine list. The World of Fine Wine named the Nell the best hotel wine list in the world.See the Story
WineInk: Aspen and Snowmass
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Aspen · AspenIn Germany, the rules dictate that only six Munich-based breweries can use the Oktoberfestbeir label. A good brew in this category is a brilliant-amber-to-copper color with a rich, toasty, and bready malt aroma and flavor. For this taste test, I stuck with ones from Colorado-only breweries.See the Story
Bar Talk: Octoberfest taste test
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Aspen · AspenI am in my fifties, but I mostly fish and hang out with younger people, aka flat brimmers. Can flat brimmers and round brimmers get along? Heck, yeah. I’m talking about hats here, by the way. As a general rule, most people in their late thirties and beyond wear a hat with a rounded brim, and the younger set rocks the flat brim. I only know a handful of people here in the valley over forty who wears a flat brim, but I’m sure there’s more. Do roun…See the Story
On the Fly: Don’t judge a book by its cover
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Aspen · AspenTony Vagneur: The popular soap opera, masquerading as a Western, has captured viewers. He says the show coulda been filmed in the Roaring Fork Valley, if you ask him. He said there just wasn't anything, or at least not much, that was true to ranching or credibility.See the Story
Vagneur: Let me tell you about ‘Yellowstone’
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Aspen · AspenThe Aspen Thrift Shop volunteers meet to distribute our hard-earned funds. This month, the local non-profit recipients are: Youthentity, Aspen Valley Land Trust and Aspen Hall of Fame. Thank you to all who help us accomplish our mission by volunteering or donating.See the Story
Aspen Thrift Shop: Non-profit fund recipients
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Aspen · AspenThe Lumberyard project is a flight of fancy on the part of the city. They should abandon and manage the actual employee housing inventory that is already in place. Winter Park was able to finance and build housing for 332 units for $40 million. If they can do this, Aspen should be able to do so.See the Story
Smith: Take note from Winter Park
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Aspen · AspenAspen Historical Society applauds the City of Aspen Parks and Recreation Department on the addition of the Dolinsek Gardens. Visitors can step back in time at the park while enjoying the tranquil green space with its heritage trees, flowering meadow, and outdoor seating. We are confident the community will enjoy the new park as much as we do!See the Story
Aspen Historical Society: Applause for Aspen’s parks department
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Aspen · AspenFriends of Ponderosa Park is a volunteer corps that meets each Sunday at noon to collect and responsibly dispose of litter. To volunteer, please just show up at the Basalt Edible Garden or call Charles Barth at (970) 767-2532 for more info. To date, I have collected more than 85 pounds of litter, just in the last four weeks!See the Story
Barth: Ponderosa Park needs your help
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