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Marolt: The sun will set in the east, if you ride like crazy
We probably have differing opinions about what is incredible. I was driving to work the other day and came around the bend in Owl Creek Road at the bottom of the hill on the quiet side of the airport.
Sandblasting the former Maroon Creek pedestrian bridge
A masked man maneuvers into position for sandblasting work on sections of the former Maroon Creek pedestrian bridge Friday.
Bear Carcass Found Dumped at Snowmass Villiage Trash Bin
Wildlife officials are investigating after someone shot and killed a black bear and dumped the carcass near a trash bin in Snowmass Village.
Ice Age fossil find is new discovery for tourists at Snowmass Resort
Snowmass Resort near Aspen, Colorado has capitalized on the recent fossil find at a reservoir near Snowmass Village with its Ice Age Discovery Center .
Leads sought in Snowmass Village bear killing
Contributed photo Colorado Parks and Wildlife on Friday released a shot of the black bear that was shot and dumped at the trash enclosure last weekend in Snowmass Village.
Aspen rape suspect Peter Nardi claims innocence
Charged with one count of felony sexual assault on Monday, Nardi visited The Aspen Times on Wednesday to make the case that he's innocent.
Wildlife Officials Investigate Bear Poaching Incident
One of the first poaching cases of the spring has Colorado wildlife officials worried after they found a bear next to dumpsters in Snowmass Village.
Dead bear found in Two Creeks garbage bin
Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials want to know why a dead bear was dumped near a trash enclosure in the Two Creeks subdivision of Snowmass Village on Saturday morning.
Pitkin County grants its first civil union
Ricardo Massolini, left, and James Ontko, both of Snowmass Village, present each other with rings after becoming the first couple in Pitkin County to seek a civil union.
Aspen gets two stages in 2013 USA Pro Challenge
Competitors pedal through downtown Aspen during the start of Stage 4 of the 2012 USA Pro Challenge.
Driller-fee measure runs out of gas
The oil and gas industry scored a rare win at the Colorado Capitol Tuesday, as a state Senate committee killed a bill that would have imposed a new fee on drillers in order to pay for local governments to plan for growth of the industry in their area.
Meredith C. Carroll: Guest Opinion
Editor's note: This column first appeared Friday in The Denver Post. After the body of George Aldrich Jr., 28, was found in December 2010 underneath the Maroon Creek Bridge west of Aspen, the coroner determined that his blood-alcohol level was 312 times the legal driving limit when he died.
3 Snowmass-area trails closing for calving season
Some trails in the Snowmass Village area are closing during primary elk calving season, so that cow elk who need to forage and nurse won't be startled or disrupted.
USA Pro Challenge lays out 2013 route
This year's USA Pro Challenge will start with a 66-mile circuit race between Aspen and Snowmass Village, while the vaunted "Queen Stage" will shift from Cottonwood and Independence passes to one involving Bachelor Gulch outside Beaver Creek.
M. Carroll: Resorts taking it to an extreme
The Colorado towns that market themselves to the world based on their unique mountain opportunities and frequent parties are having a tough time reining in the collateral damage, writes Meredith C. Carroll.