Medical Moment: Lower Dose Drugs for Women?
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Second Chance: Spotlight on Adoptable Babies
Hello, my name is Shepp and I am one of the featured pets at Second Chance this week. (Don’t tell my brothers, Stan and Seth though, they might get jealous. ) We came to Second C
Hotel Madeline Telluride Has New Owner
Affiliates of Northview Hotel Group (“Northview”), in partnership with a fund (the “Partnership”) managed by an affiliate of Apollo Global Management, LLC (NYSE:APO) today
Moab Music Festival: Music in ‘A Miracle of a Place’
If you’re looking to get out of town for the Labor Day Weekend, you just might want to consider The 22nd Annual Moab Music Festival which opens this week with both indoor and
San Miguel Resource Center: Call for Advocates
“Being an advocate is one of the most rewarding things I have done in my time in Telluride, but in addition, the skills I learned in advocate training have been as useful in my d
Summer Sunday: Sutcliffe Vineyards
It’s not always easy to keep house guests happy in Telluride. Especially when they’ve been to our box canyon over a dozen times and are finding Bear Creek a little predictable.
Ralph Lauren to Introduce Wearable Technology at the US Open
New York Times fashion writer Ruth La Ferla, reports on the wearable technology from Ralph Lauren that will be making its debut at the US Open Tennis Championship. TENNIS HAS an em
Pinhead: Summer Wrap Up
It was a busy summer for the Pinhead Institute. I now have a lovely insect collection (picture attached), courtesy of my 12-year-old son Wiley and his fabulous Pinhead Bug Camp
The 6 Beers You Should Always Have in Your Fridge for Killer Pairings
Mike Reis, a Writer for Seriouseats.com and a Certified Cicerone (look it up!) working as Minister of Education for California-based distributor Lime Ventures, is more than happ
8 Reasons You Should Teach Yoga
Deciding to become a yoga teacher can be a life changing decision, especially if you live the corporate lifestyle. The decision to teach yoga usually follows a major life event suc
Is Summer Different Now?
A long time ago and far away, say, in the halcyon (not really) days of the 1950s and 1960s, summer meant road trips, day camp, and ice cream. Labor Day is fast approaching and with
5 Ways Mountains Can Help You Lead A Happier, Healthier And Longer Life
Abigail Wise, a healthy living writer with the Huffington Post, takes a look at “5 Ways Mountains Can Help You Lead A Happier, Healthier And Longer Life.” “The m
B.K.S. Iyengar, Who Helped Bring Yoga to the West, Died Wednesday
Khrisnamacharya was the renowned Indian yoga teacher, Ayurvedic healer and scholar widely regarded as the father of modern yoga. He is responsible for bringing yoga to the West, b
Second Chance: Volunteering
Why volunteer? Let me recount the reasons. Help save an animal’s life! Your efforts will help an animal get ready for a new home. The needs of animals coming into the shelter v
Summer Sunday: Off to Kindergarten
The end of summer always feels too abrupt. I’m never ready for the transition to cooler temperatures and shorter, busier days, but this time it’s going to be an e
The Rise of Beefcake Yoga
Here is an inspiring article by Alex French about the debilitating toll that professional wrestling has taken on many of its participants and one man’s crusade to help these
Places That Make You Say ‘Om’: Yoga Retreats for Every Personality
As one of the founders of RE:Treat, a yoga-inpired lifestyle adventure company, I do concur with this article’s author that “yoga is not a one-size-fits-all activity.&#
Telluride Theatre: “Bread & Circus,” An Insider Lifts the Curtain
“Visionaries, leaders, heroes—those close to the edge of neuroticism—have moved out of the society that would have protected them, and into the dark forest, into the world of
Second Chance: Hit by a Car
Believe it or not, there is actually a chapter in most Veterinary Internal Medicine books that is entitled “HBC — for Hit By Car.” As a profession, we refer to it
Telluride Adaptive Sports: 16th Annual Bob Miller Golf Classic
Fundraiser takes place Thursday September 11, 2014. On Thursday, September 11, 2014 the Telluride Adaptive Sports Program will host their 16th Annual Bob Miller Memorial Golf Class
Telluride Mushroom Fest: Serious Science at Fun Party
The 33rd annual Telluride Mushroom Festival, Saturday, August 16 –Tuesday, August 19, focuses on four main tracks within mycology: Culinary, Medicinal, Entheogenic, and Mycoreme
Regional Medical Center Site Selection: Public Forum 8/12
The Site Selection Public Forum will also be available for livestream at tellmed.org. The Telluride Hospital District (THD) has announced they will host a Public Forum to discus
Telluride Foundation: Kristin Holbrook of Two Skirts, 2014 Citizen of the Year
Telluride Foundation plans celebration for Kristin on Wednesday, Sept. 24, at Arroyo Wine Bar The Telluride Foundation’s Board of Directors held its bi-annual meeting on Ju
Two Skirts & SMRC: Clutch for the Cause Thursday
It’s the bag she’s in. When the Telluride Foundation announced that Kristin Holbrook of Two Skirts as the 2014 Outstanding Citizen of the Year, the press release cited “her u