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Hoffmann Media Group, a media subsidiary of Hoffmann Family of Companies, purchased the Aspen newspaper this week, sparking questions about the future independence of the paper. Publisher David Cook tries to assure readers that they won’t notice a difference in their reporting.
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Hoffmann Media Group, a subsidiary of billionaire David Hoffmann’s private equity firm, is set to be the new owner of the Aspen Daily News. Newspaper leadership assures readers that the paper will not change, but new investments could bolster its digital services.
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Book Swap events are growing in popularity in communities across Colorado’s Front Range and in other parts of the country. They’re a way for readers to pass along gently used books to new homes, and pick up something fresh to read themselves. They’re also helping people make connections.
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Mi Chola will close its doors on Friday after almost 10 years, citing rising costs, a changing town and a difficult business climate. Owner Darren Chapple reflects on the challenges and celebrates with a final party.
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Students, families, and first responders mourn together.
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Aspen Journalism and Aspen Sojourner revived a decade-old project this summer, documenting 80 property owners in Pitkin County whose net worth exceeded $1 billion.
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Garfield County gives tepid response to funding presentation
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$12.5 million pledged from local government, private donors
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Mountain Action Indivisible, a volunteer-run advocacy group, organized a protest Saturday against a range of Trump administration policies and actions in coordination with similar demonstrations across the United States.
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Northern Colorado saw some of the state's biggest protests Saturday, but even smaller communities drew crowds.