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Aspen found itself in the deep freeze Thursday after light snow fell Wednesday, leaving 4 inches atop Aspen Highlands and 3 inches at Aspen Mountain.
Frigid weather settles across much of Colorado
Frigid weather has settled across much of Colorado. The National Weather Service reported that it was minus 13 in Leadville at 7 a.m. Thursday.
Ed Quillen: Celebrate Repeal Day
My bartender daughter Columbine has advised me that this Saturday, Dec. 5, should be celebrated.
Editorial: Mining company comes through with cleanup
Decades of environmental problems in northeast Denver's Globeville neighborhood soon will come to an end as a mining company emerges from bankruptcy and makes good on its obligations.
Summit Stage revenue, ridership drop in 2009
Although Summit Stage revenue has taken a big hit during the past year, the county's free transit service is committed to offering full service this winter, including the route up to Arapahoe Basin.
Mountain Law: Home-rule vs. state power: An ongoing struggle
Can a Colorado "municipality" pass a local ordinance that contradicts a state law? The answer: It depends.
Asarco bankruptcy deal will aid Denver cleanup
A century-old smelter site in north Denver will get millions of dollars in environmental cleanup funds from the resolution of a bankruptcy case with Asarco Inc.
It started out as one of those innocuous trips to Denver, just for a little fun, and I guess in the end, that's what we had.
Summit Stage service to Leadville set to start in Jan.
A federal grant will help the Summit Stage and Lake County start offering public transportation between Leadville and the Frisco Transit Center.
Thomas and Temperance Gully, along with their four children, left their beloved Tipperary, Ireland, back in 1862, bound for the land of promise, America! The potato famine that had devastated their country had driven young and old alike to find a new life in a new world.
Special pictorial postmark honors Leadville Tabor Opera House's 130th anniversary
Starting Friday, the Leadville Post Office will offer a pictorial postmark to celebrate the 130th anniversary of the Leadville Tabor Opera House.
Minturn worries about bus routes
Minturn business owners, locals say reduction in routes will have big impact on town that's a few miles from I-70 MINTURN, Colorado - Chris Bennett has to walk 45 minutes along the white line on Highway 24 to get to and from his bus stop at the Forest Service station in Minturn - the walk is one of his only options now that the ECO bus service to ...
An Italian family's early years in Glenwood Springs
Immigrant Stories is a project of the Community Integration Initiative. The initiative is gathering the recollections of immigrants and their families from Aspen to Parachute.
One dead in Vail bar shooting; suspect jailed
A long-time Vail resident allegedly opened fire in a popular bar here Saturday night, killing one man and wounding three, police said.
October 2 Bailey Mae McGarry was born to Jamie & Johnathan McGarry of Silverthorne October 3 Kristoffer Daniel McCarthy was born to Patrick McCarthy& Annette Bergsland-MCarthy of Georgetown October 5 James Michael Calvin was born to Heather Leonardi & Everett Calvin of Buena Vista Hadley Josephine November was born to Megan & David November of ...
Hotchkiss 1st Baptist welcomes new pastor
Beginning ministry at Hotchkiss First Baptist Church are Pastor Jake Defield and his wife, Liesl shown with their children Cori, Kaylie, Micah and Kaitlyn; and Trevor.
Griego: Reunion sparks look at roads North
Upon the advent of the 50th reunion of North High School's class of 1959, it occurred to Alan Iannacito that while it is interesting to learn what became of classmates after graduation, he really wanted to know how they ended up at North in the first place.
Will too many pot dispensaries saturate the market?
No one seems to know how many medical marijuana dispensaries have opened in Colorado in recent years, although a frequently expressed estimate is that "a lot" of the centers are operating.
Hey, Spike! tells of movies, art and elk
It was back in the Kingdom of Breckenridge in the early '70s when carpenter Michael Longueira spotted a new sign on his way into town to the jobsite: City of Dogs.
William M. Swentzell, 49, passed away suddenly in Denver, CO on Oct. 22, 2009. Will was born in Leadville, Colorado and graduated from Lake County High School.