Telluride locals generally have a smile on their face and exude an overall sense of well-being, especially when snow arrives before the end of September like it did today. Although we love the mountains, when the off-season hits many of us head out to the ocean to...
[caption id="attachment_45497" align="aligncenter" width="695"] Fall in Telluride from the Gondola[/caption] Telluride, Colorado. Formidable mountains ring the valley and the aspens are beginning their stunning flame-out in the late September heat. The little town bustles even in so-called off-season, alive with locals with a little less to...
In an article in elephant journal, Julie Bernier, a hatha yoga teacher and Ayurveda Wellness Educator, questions the choices many make in combining various foods together and wonders if that has led to health food stores carrying so many types of antacids, antidiarrheals, and laxatives. Because America is a...
Health technology writer Mark Sullivan takes a look at the potential of Apple's HealthKit technology in this VentureBeat article, a potential he sees as pretty significant. We’re at the end of the beginning of a consumer-centric health revolution — and so far, it’s been pretty boring. With...
Brian Barrett, Editor in Chief, at Gizmondo offers up 8 very compelling reasons why, if you’re not already, you should be drinking boxed wine. Any possible objection you have to boxed wine is wrong, and I am here to tell you why. It's better than you remember. Let's...
Telluride Science Research Center signs agreement to lease with Town of Telluride for 17,500 square foot site The Board of Directors of the Telluride Science Research Center (TSRC) announce today the signing of an Agreement to Lease with the Town of Telluride to bring the only independent,...
This October marks the end of a three-year, 1.6 million, grant that brought increased focus on health and wellness for students in Telluride and Norwood. The Telluride Medical Center (TMC) was awarded a coveted Carol M. White Physical Education Program (PEP) grant from the U.S. Department...
A long time ago, when I was twenty-something and at the apex of my carefree partying lifestyle, I was shocked to learn that an older friend of mine—a mother of two—smoked pot. “But, you’re a mom!” I said. “How do you think I can play Candyland...
Michelle Higgins, who covers residential real estate for The New York Times, writes about the changing times in Brooklyn. What was once an affordable alternative to living in Manhattan, is becoming too expensive for many. By many measures, Jeff Huston and his wife, Lisa Medvedik-Huston, arrived...
