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Our Army was known for being an effective killing machine, until it was handed guerrilla wars far beyond its numbers.
Glenwood Springs Post-Independent
Snowmass firefighter brings aid, toys to Kenyan islanders
Snowmass Village firefighter/paramedic Brandon Potter prepares to hand out stuffed animals to children in the African village of Kolunga, an island community in Lake Victoria, Kenya, last year.
Liquid Sky and Junk at Snowmass placed in receivership
Liquid Sky and Junk restaurants in Snowmass Base Village have been put into receivership as a result of business owner Scott DeGraff defaulting on a $2 million loan to his landlord, court documents allege.
Still no decision on Thompson annexation in Carbondale
Town trustees remain undecided on whether to annex a 10.2-acre section of land that would include dedication of the historic Thompson family farm house for a museum, and allow zoning for up to 85 new houses.
No on midvalley recreation center
A lot of well-intentioned people support the effort to plan and eventually build a new indoor recreation center in El Jebel, but the Crown Mountain Park and Recreation District Referendum 4A is a bad idea.
Save Snow: Aspen joins worldwide environmental protest, proves adequate at spelling
As you can see, 300 people spelled out "Save Snow" on the base of Aspen's mountain on October 24 as part of 350.org's "International Day of Climate Action." They were one of 5,248 participating rallies worldwide.
Hunter Bar takes shot in Aspen
A new nightspot, the Hunter Bar, will open this weekend in an Aspen space that has seen its share of ventures come and go.
Old Snowmass haunted barn raises funds for education
The public is invited, Friday and Saturday, to a Halloween haunted barn for children in Old Snowmass.
Boo, who? It's Halloween, again
It's time for Halloween. Kids aged 3 to 6 can celebrate for four days by attending a Halloween Story Hour at the Pitkin County Library on Wednesday, Oct.
Bicyclists encounter twine strung across Aspen-area Trail
Twine strung tautly enough across the Rio Grande Trail to injure a speeding bicyclist has prompted an investigation by the Pitkin County Sheriff's Office.
Mel Blumenthal: A quiet off-season in Snowmass? Hah
Unfortunately, several hot button issues keep interrupting what otherwise has been a very tranquil fall season The Aspen School Board finally came to their senses and agreed to deed restrict their recently acquired Owl Creek property to employee housing or other school district purposes for as long as the district retains ownership of the property.
The times, they are a changin'... Read the papers lately? It seems like the pendulum has swung once again.
When is the orgasm so good that murder is incidental to its release? Is the life of a 12-year-old child worth it, or the life of anyone, for that matter? We'll never know the answers, of course, because we're not the ones motivated by such hideous insanity.
A friend of mine who lives in Nairobi e-mailed me in the middle of Balloon Boy. "I continue to marvel at how Denver always seems to get these big-ticket stories," said Nick Wadhams.
Some signs of progress visible at Base Village in Snowmass
Winter bookings for the new Viceroy Hotel in Snowmass Village are in the "seven figures" - but one positive sign for the resort's beleaguered Base Village project.
Eduardo had a problem. The president of the sophomore class, he had been given to expect a fire truck - through somebody's father - for the pep rally two nights hence.
Special districts in the Roaring Fork Valley face a taxing issue
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Pitkin County lays off four workers
Three full-time Pitkin County employees and one part-time worker were laid off Tuesday afternoon in the wake of budget decisions made by county commissioners.
Aspen Music Fest CEO Fletcher stepping down
Alan Fletcher will step down as president and CEO of the Aspen Music Festival and School, the organization announced Tuesday.
Vacant land on Roaring Fork gets interest in Pitkin, Glenwood chat
Could close to 300 acres of vacant land along the Roaring Fork River in Garfield County be had for $10 million? Not necessarily, but the prospect generated mild interest Tuesday during a joint meeting of Pitkin County commissioners and members of the Glenwood Springs City Council.