EARTH MATTERS: WASTE NOT, WANT NOT
Glued to the screen spellbound, I watched a person portraying a traditional Native American sitting on horseback staring at something so horrific that tears were painfully running
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FARM TO TABLE: RECIPES FROM INDIAN RIDGE
Editor’s note: For those who may not have known the story, we introduced Indian Ridge Farm & Bakery a few weeks with the first recipe from Barclay Daryani, co-owner. You can
FASHION FRIDAY: DRESSING FOR BLUEGRASS
Though our summer calendar features back-to-back events, Telluride does not have a lock on the market. It’s that time of year when open-air festivals from Bonnaroo to Glaston
SUMMER SUNDAY: BRINGIN’ ALOHA TO THE ROCKIES
I like to say that the only thing that can rival winter in the Rockies is summer in the Rockies. But, on hot summer days, I also crave refreshing ocean winds, cool water and a sand
MEDICAL MOMENT: ARE SUNGLASSES ESSENTIAL FOR CHILDREN?
Telluride Inside… and Out is proud to feature the Telluride Medical Center’s MEDICAL MOMENT, a weekly column that answers common medical questions in pop culture. Have
EARTH MATTERS: BREAKING OUT OF THE DISASTER CYCLE
Disasters do not just happen, and the physical environment is only one of many factors that causes or exacerbates disasters. Understanding the combination of ecological and sociocu
FARM TO TABLE: RECIPES FROM INDIAN RIDGE
Editor’s note: For those who may not have known the story, we introduced Indian Ridge Farm & Bakery last week with the first recipe from Barclay Daryani, co-owner. You ca
NATE SOULES MEMORIAL FUN RUN SATURDAY
There’s a new race this summer in Telluride: The Nate Soules First Annual Memorial Fun Run and Kids Carnival. Organized by Rainbow Preschool’s Board, the race happens this Satu
ECOACTION PARTNERS: GREENHOUSE GROWING AT SCHOOL
Well almost. We are gearing up. At the last Telluride School Board meeting the addition of a Growing Spaces Growing Dome as a learning lab and contributor to the school food system
TELLURIDE ARTS: LOCAL WEARABLE ARTS
A night of fashion and design showcasing local wearable arts The brainchild of jewelry designer Christopher Beaver, Telluride Arts hosts a special evening to unveil new work by a s
SUMMER SUNDAY: CAMPING INSPIRES BRILLIANT PARENTING
The great outdoors has inspired writers to craft brilliant works of literature, artists to create brilliant masterpieces, and after what I’ve already witnessed this summer, I’d
FIVE STARS: INVESTING IN YOUTH
When I joined Telluride’s Wilkinson Public Library in 2005, I immediately noticed two opportunities: growing adult programs and offering reading recommendations to a communit
MEDICAL MOMENT: KIDS AND CONCUSSIONS
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EARTH MATTERS: WATER SCARCITY
Living at the headwaters of the San Juan River in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado, it is relatively simple to take for granted the seeming abundance of freshwater in our clear moun
FASHION FRIDAY: THE WINNING OLSEN TWINS
Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen are winners. Big time. The Olsen twins are tiny women with a giant presence in the fashion world, made larger with the recent announcement that these sty
FARM TO TABLE: RECIPES FROM INDIAN RIDGE
Editor’s Note, an introduction: Indian Ridge Farm and Bakery was born in 1999 when Tony and Barclay Daranyi purchased 100 acres of land in Norwood, Colorado from Loey Rindgui
MEDICAL MOMENT: BEST WAY TO TREAT A BEE STING
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ECOACTION ROUNDTABLE: GARDENING IN DROUGHT
Gardeners, farmers, ranchers, water managers, hikers, bikers, pretty much anyone who spends time in the outdoors, will have noticed the lack of moisture this spring. We got a wee b
DECOR 8750: IKAT, “KAN” YOU?
YES! Tweed Interiors “kan” definitely do ikat. Ikat patterns became hip a few years back, but this trend does not appear to be fading away anytime soon. From ikat pillo
ACADEMY IN ACTION: A CHILD’S UNIVERSE
“Teaching children about the natural world should be treated as one of the most important events in their lives,” Thomas Berry The fearlessness and fascination in children
TELLURIDE HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION: IT TAKES A VILLAGE
Telluride High School Class of 2012 held their graduation ceremony Friday afternoon at the Michael D. Palm Theatre. Today, Saturday, June 2, there was another celebration at the Pa
EARTH MATTERS: DEAD ZONES IN OUR WATERS
Every state is an ocean state. I have said it before – in this very column, Earth Matters – and it is a common refrain among those who work on ocean issues. This is not just be
SAF’S 21ST ANNUAL WILD WEST FEST: OVERVIEW
The Sheridan Arts Foundation celebrates the beginning of the summer season by putting out the welcome mat for 45 inner-city youth from the Boys & Girls Clubs of America. The gr
FASHION FRIDAY: NEUTRAL SHOES
With summer around the corner, are you ready to strut your stuff in the nude? I am talking about nude-colored and other neutrals in footwear of course. Can’t decide what