Telluride’s Backyard: Ballard Mountain
Ever noticed? The too-familiar tends to be ignored. I’ve lived in Telluride since 1985, and for the past eight years Ballard Mountain is the most prominent point just out my
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Summer Sunday: 6 Tips for Hiking with Young Kids
The mountains of Telluride beg visitors to play in them in the summer months. The endless trails lead those who are willing to follow up rocky peaks, across colorful meadows, and a
TSRC’s Town Talks: Molecular Science As It’s Happening Now
Nonequilibrium phenomena, biomagnetic particles, thermal transport, quantum trajectories, phrases like those reverberate through the halls of Telluride Science Research Center (TSR
Medical Moment: Summer Superfoods At Farmer’s Market
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Second Chance: Phase 2, Dog Den + Flash & Lilly
Second Chance Humane Society is really digging into Phase Two of its capital campaign, “Building Second Chances,” for the construction of new dog facilities on its 52 a
Beryl Bender Birch At 6th Annual Telluride Yoga Festival
Only when you can be extremely pliable and soft, can you be extremely hard and strong, Zen proverb The lady is everywhere you want to be at the 6th annual Telluride Yoga Festival,
EcoAction Partners: Walk the Talk
Empowerment – Education – Action Ever wondered about how to reduce your impact on the planet, but didn’t know how to make that happen? Would you like to be more involved with
Forrest Yoga at Telluride Yoga Fest, Allison English
Allison English found yoga as a teen while recovering from figure skating injuries and stayed with her practice through a dizzying array of life experiences. Her spiritual path led
Karl Straub Returns to Teach at Telluride Yoga Festival
Too aggressive in your yoga practice? That was Karl Straub‘s story until he met his eldest teacher, Swami Bua, who told him not to struggle because “Yoga is a gentle ar
Summer Sunday: Happy Campers
I never thought I would want to buy a camper. I was always a tent person, or a sleep-outside kind of person. But then, we had kids. The truth is, camping with kids is not that easy
Town Talks: Future of Planet Written in Forest Trees
“The idea was… Someone, somewhere may be willing to offset carbon emissions by supporting rainforest preservation in a developing country.” The quote is George Weiblen, A
Hot Shot Fourth of July Photo Contest: Who Won?
Look up the words “hot shot” and up pops a number of wide-ranging definitions: a private hauler, usually with a 1-ton pickup and a double or triple-axle trailer, who wi
Initiative Examines Impacts of Healthcare Reform in Telluride Region
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA), also known as “Obama Care,” goes into effect in less than 100 days, and the Telluride Health & Wellness Center Ini
Home Grown: Gunnison Gorge
If you have never been to the Gunnison Gorge, do yourself a favor and get there are fast as you can! The Gorge is one of the most spectacular whitewater, fly fishing and geologic
Second Chance: Bella, Beautiful & Homeless
My name is Bella and I have the very dubious distinction of being the perfectly adoptable cat at the Second Chance Humane Society shelter waiting for my new forever home longer tha
A Review of the New Sheridan Chop House
Editor weighing in on the New Sheridan Chop House (The girl can’t help it): The last time we wrote a serious review of the place was too long ago, back in December 2010. Clin
Madhuri Martin at Telluride Yoga Fest 2013: ShamMa Yoga
Where does shaman come from? Not the priest or priestess who can divine what is hidden. The word itself. Its root is “sham,” the origin of which yoga teacher and schola
Summer Fun at Pinhead, an overview
Does your kid love digging in the dirt? How about tinkering with things around the house? Do they love seeing things explode? If your kid is a curious creature, then Pinhead is the
Your Ah Haa Moment: “Sumptuous Summer Grilling” with Chef Bud
Grilling is as American as, well, fireworks on the Fourth of July. But has the thrill of the grill eluded you? Or are you are a backyard pro who wants to kick up his game? If ̶
TSRC Town Talks: Solar Fuel 2.0
A global problem with a global solution By 2100, the world’s global energy consumption will amount to over triple its rate in 2001. Currently, fossil fuels (oil, coal, natural ga
Summer Sunday: How to Pack a Perfect Picnic
Summer in the Rockies is short. Getting outside and dining alfresco is one of best ways to savor the heat of summer before it’s gone. But what are the best things to pack in your
Medical Moment: Seasonal Allergies
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Second Chance: Celebrate July 4 with your Dog
About 12 score years ago, America gained its independence, a feat we will soon be celebrating with parades, watermelons, fireworks, picnics, and… pooches. Yes, dogs have become a
Sixth Annual Touch-A-Truck Supports Mountain Munchkins
Fundraiser to benefit local infant & child care returns Saturday, 6/29 Mountain Munchkins Child Care and Preschool, operated by the Town of Mountain Village, hosts its sixth an