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Rangelands cover 50 percent of the earth’s land surface, including much of the Roaring Fork Valley. But these ecosystems — a critical carbon sink — are under threat as climate change worsens.
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Snowmass patroller Katy Willcox has ski patrolled for a decade. As climate change makes winters increasingly unreliable, she decided that this season will be her last.
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Getting an abortion is often a daunting process. Abortion doulas can help, offering emotional and logistical support. One organization is trying to expand to rural Colorado, including the Roaring Fork Valley.
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They're urging the industry to adapt to a more diverse workforce
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Will a controversial project help address the region’s affordable housing crisis or make it worse? Developers answered questions about the proposal at Garfield County’s Planning Commission meeting Wednesday.
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A new indoor recreation area in Carbondale combines a place for kids to play with a coffee shop — serving both children and their caregivers.
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State Democratic lawmakers introduced a bill last month that would authorize local governments to tax homes that sit empty most of the year. Some Pitkin County commissioners were skeptical of the proposal.
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For longtime ski racer Jessie Young, the debut of ski mountaineering at the upcoming Olympics marks the culmination of her two-year journey to earn a spot on Team USA — and the heartbreaking reality of elite sports.
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The decline reflects a broader statewide trend that will result in smaller public school budgets, but Roaring Fork School District staff still overestimated the number of students it expected would enroll this fall.
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Protests erupted across the country following the death of Renee Good, who was shot and killed by a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer in Minneapolis on Jan. 7. Activists in Aspen sang at Wagner Park over the weekend to envision a more peaceful future.
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The attorney general’s office said the court ‘made numerous mistakes’ when deciding two near-total abortion bans were unconstitutional.
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Removing the flu vaccine from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's recommended vaccine schedule comes as Colorado and the U.S. face the worst flu season in decades.