Halle Zander
All Things Considered Anchor and ReporterHalle was born and raised in Nashville, Tennessee before she traveled to California to study environmental analysis at Pitzer College.
She's been an educator at the Aspen Center for Environmental Studies and at the Andy Zanca Youth Empowerment program, where she taught youth radio and managed a weekly public affairs show. She was a freelance broadcast journalist for both KDNK and Aspen Public Radio before joining the APR staff full-time in September 2021.
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Los residentes de un parque de casas móviles de Glenwood Springs están intentando comprar su propiedad con la ayuda de la organización sin fines de lucro de justicia social Manaus. Pero debido a las condiciones de los préstamos, todos se ven presionados para conseguir dinero y acelerar el traspaso de la propiedad. -
Pitkin County is now asking residents and visitors who speak a language other than English to download the app, ReachWell, which delivers emergency and community messages in 100 languages using AI translation software.
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Residents of a mobile home park in Glenwood Springs are trying to purchase their property with the help of social-justice nonprofit Manaus. But lending conditions are putting pressure on everyone to raise money and speed up the transfer of ownership.
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The application for a short-term rental license at a cabin on the back side of Aspen Mountain owned by Mine Claim LLC was withdrawn last week in a letter sent to Pitkin County.
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Aspen Skiing Company’s Auden Schendler co-authored a letter outlining racial justice action steps for the ski industry. His colleague gives details on how the company is trying to diversify and educate its guests and staff.
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Los estudiantes de la Alianza de Género y Sexualidad de Aspen High School dieron una presentación para los maestros con consejos sobre cómo apoyar a los estudiantes transexuales. Se inspiraron, en parte, en el conjunto de herramientas de "género expansivo" adoptado recientemente por el distrito escolar de Roaring Fork.
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Locals dream of winning a chance to buy a home in the first Snowmass Village housing lottery of 2023The Town of Snowmass Village operates a lottery system to determine who can purchase the homes in its highly competitive, deed-restricted, workforce housing program. And in the first drawing of 2023, a handful of local business owners were vying for a four-bedroom located behind the town’s recreation center.
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Students in the Aspen High School’s Gender and Sexuality Alliance developed a presentation for faculty with tips about how to support transgender students. They were inspired, in part, by the Roaring Fork School District’s recently adopted “gender expansive” toolkit.
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Meeting Santa can be overwhelming with the bright lights, loud music, and long lines. But Challenge Aspen hosted a “Sensory Santa” event yesterday to offer a more approachable way to meet the famous holiday personality.
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Fourteen visually-impaired students from North Carolina and Tennessee learned how to ski with Challenge Aspen over the weekend.
