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06 Aug Blessings and curses of the Summer Rains

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By Kris Holstrom The FLASH! BANG! of lightning and thunder strike again on Tomten Farm. The monsoons began just after the 4th of July and have held steady. It’s a blessing and a curse in our region. Blessings after a dry June – the garden,...

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06 Aug Alacazem 2011.08.04

Posted at 06:57h in Advice by Cynthia Hansen Zehm 0 Comments

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August 4 to 11, 2011   Visible Planets: Morning: Mars and Jupiter  Evening: Saturn Dancing Divas and Laughing Lions We experience the exact point of mid-summer on the cross-quarter day of August 7th this week, marking the halfway point between summer solstice and autumn equinox. This...

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05 Aug 35th annual Telluride Jazz Celebration: an overview with Paul Machado

Posted at 07:28h in Festivals, Old Events, Performing Arts by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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[click “Play” to hear Paul Machado’s overview of TJC, 2011]     The word “jazz,” originally “jass” was slang for love-making, what you did when you went to brothels at the turn of the 20th century. Then it became the kind of music played in...

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03 Aug Fighting for the Voices of the Present to Further the Future of Jazz

Posted at 17:33h in Old Events, Performing Arts by Telluwriter TIO 1 Comment

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by Cicily Janus Susan Gatschet-ReeseClint Viebrock photo Editor's note: Susan Gatschet-Reese is a dear friend, recently been let go by KUVO. We met at the Telluride Jazz Celebration, – coming up this weekend in Telluride – where we vowed to deepen our friendship by heading...

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01 Aug Telluride's Between the Covers: Cicero to sign "Relative Strangers"

Posted at 13:47h in Books+, Old Events by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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[click “Play”, Susan talks with Frank Cicero about Relative Strangers]   It was a slam dunk whenever part-time Telluride local Frank Cicero stood in front of a courtroom. A senior partner since the 1970s at the prestigious Chicago law firm of Kirkland & Ellis and...

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31 Jul shopping

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14 Mar Fashion FridayLifestyleShopping Fashion Friday: Styling 2024 Hottest Denim Trend! Erin Busbee’s Fashion Friday 2.0 brings back a popular TIO fashion blog, first featuring Kristin Holbrook of Telluride’s Two Skirts, now brought to you by nationally renowne Read More 29 Feb Fashion FridayLifestyleShoppingSlider Fashion Friday: Chic &...

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28 Jul Telluride Inside… and Out's Fashion Friday: Birds of a feather

Posted at 17:15h in Health and Fitness, Shopping by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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[click “Play”, Susan is tickled to be speaking with Ashley Deppen]   Talk about summer fashions and the conversation, according to our fashionista’s at Telluride’s trendy Two Skirts boutique, inevitably gets light. As light as a feather. Feathers (and fringe), remnants of the 1960s hippie...

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26 Jul Telluride Cajun Festival returns: Mia Borders, Friday, July 29

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[click “Play” to hear Susan’s conversation with Mia Borders]   Local Teddy Errico’s Telluride Cajun Festival is a little bit like the phoenix of mythology – or Harry Potter fame. Too much spice (music and food) burns it up, but the event inevitably returns better...

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26 Jul Cooking With the Season: Spicing Up Your Telluride Farmer’s Market Meals #2

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Learn How to Make Blueberry Brandy Crepes With Peaks’ Chef Lynn Tilyou by Emily Brendler Shoff   The new brunch at the Peaks Resort is one of the best-kept secrets in town. Andy and I went up there last Sunday and were blown away. Once...

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25 Jul Illustrator Etienne Delessert featured at Telluride Gallery of Fine Art

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[click “Play” to listen to Susan’s interview with Etienne Delessert]   His all caps bona fides set the bar high for his peers: more than 80 books, translations in 14 languages and millions of copies sold worldwide. No wonder Etienne Delessert is considered a father...

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