Halloween for Kids: ‘70s Versus Today
BOO! Did I scare you? Not likely. But this article by Jacqueline Wilson in the Huff Post just might. If not exactly scare you, it should at least make you long for the good old
BOO! Did I scare you? Not likely. But this article by Jacqueline Wilson in the Huff Post just might. If not exactly scare you, it should at least make you long for the good old
Have you ever seen a pet look happy in a Halloween costume? I haven’t, but you people keep right on dressing us up anyway. And we indulge you because we love you so much (a
With all due respect to Starbucks et. al., aren’t we over pumpkin lattes by now? A favorite food writer and taste editor Alison Speigel from the Huffington Post, thinks so. An
I don’t watch TV much. I don’t really watch TV at all—we don’t have a cable or satellite account, so the only programs I see are on the iPad, the occasional s
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Being a momma is tough under any circumstances, but being a homeless mom is simply not right. So for this week’s Pet Column promotes two wonderful mommas whose loving devo
Leaves are falling with the temperatures. Winter is around the corner. And winter means comfort food: meat loaf, chile, roasts, mac and cheese – and casseroles. Casseroles? Reall
$20K DONATION RESULTS IN NEW MEDICAL CLINIC FOR HOMELESS PETS Homeless pets at Second Chance Humane Society will soon be getting better access to medical care than ever before than
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Telluride Mountain Club offers off-season fun with adventure, outdoor & environmental films Join the Telluride Mountain Club (TMtC) for an evening of inspirational, adrenaline
Second Chance Humane Society recently announced its participation in Time Bank of the Rockies (TBR), a global grassroots initiative enabling members to exchange skills without a tr
Editor’s Note: It all started with a Wellness Conference that took place in March at The Peaks Resort & Spa. The talks featured part-time Telluride local Dr. Alan Safdi,
Telluride Foundation board member Davis Fansler appointed by Colorado Governor to Colorado Health Benefits exchange Board of Directors, replacing board member Richard Betts Davi
Regional high school students, Pinhead Institute interns, share their life-changing internship experiences with the community, Thursday, October 16, Opera House. Eight fabul
Wellness Counseling offers Low-Cost, Low-Intensity Preventive Care at the Telluride Medical Center New wellness counseling services at Telluride Medical Center (TMC) are paying off
In the human body, the biggest organ is the skin. The biggest organ of a dog or cat body is??? Don’t say fur! It’s the skin as well. And sometimes they have as much tr
“Telluride? Big mistake- you”ll never leave!” I had stayed for a few days with my friend Rico in Aspen, was headed for some solo camping in the Canyonlands, and g
How do we get more of the food grown locally actually on local plates? On Saturday, Oct. 11, the Colorado Farm to School Task Force hosts a stakeholder meeting and worksh
The Telluride Medical Center (TMC) will host its 35th annual Health Fair. The event takes place Saturday, October 11, 8a.m. – 11a.m. at the Ah Haa Art School on Depot Avenue, in
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Grammy-nominated artist to play Club RED at the Telluride Mountain Village Conference Center on Thursday, October 9 Grammy-nominated artist, Matisyahu– Yiddish for “Gift of G
Hello humans, my name is Godric. If you’ve been to the Second Chance shelter recently you’ve probably seen me sleeping in my favorite bed. I sleep a lot in the afternoon becaus
When I ride the Gondola into town, it’s only a matter of time before I’m identified as a “local.” Usually, it happens by the second tower. Then, the inevitable two ques
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. Alth