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11 May Mountain Village event calendar: May

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May marks the end of the spring off-season and the beginning of yet another calendar-filled summer season. Please take note of the transportation changes that will occur at the end of the month. Moreover, the opening of the gondola signifies the official opening of Mountain Village's...

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10 May Telluride AIDS Benefit announces fund allocation

Posted at 19:17h in Around Telluride, Beyond Telluride, Health and Fitness by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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The Telluride AIDS Benefit (TAB) is pleased to announce that it will give over $100,000 to five HIV/AIDS charities in Colorado and Africa. TAB will distribute the funds to the Western Colorado AIDS Project, Denver Children’s Hospital Immunodeficiency Program, Brother Jeff’s Community Health Initiative, Ethiopian...

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08 May Razz-a-ma-tazz: Call it Cannabis

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by Art Goodtimes I threw a hissy fit in Norwood last week. At our regular meeting of the San Miguel County Board of Commissioners. It’s something that’s bugged me for years. My poor colleagues and staff had to put up with my ranting on and...

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07 May Alacazem 2010.05.06

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May 6 to 13, 2010    Visible Planets: Morning: Jupiter  Evening: Venus, Mars and Saturn  Taurus and the Four Gates of Avataric Descent It’s green, green, green down here on Wright’s Mesa. The quickly melting snows of spring have left us with thick carpets of emerald...

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05 May Your Ah Haa Moment: Diana Fayt

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Telluride's Ah Haa School for the Arts's Visiting Artists program, one of the many gems in the wide-ranging curriculum, is a magnet, drawing students to town from all over the country as well as locals. Ceramicist Diana Fayt teaches "Nature on the Surface," June 4...

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04 May Telluride/Durango welcome Gunter Pauli, founder of ZERI

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[click "Play" to listen to Susan's conversation with Gunter Pauli]   Kris Holstrom of Telluride's The New Community Coalition welcomes her colleague Gunter Pauli, founder of ZERI – Zero Emissions Research Initiatives  –  to town today, May 4, for an informal chat with anyone interested...

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03 May Coming up at Telluride’s five-star Wilkinson Public Library

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Monday, May 3: Free film, "Pirate for the Sea," 6 p.m. A longtime militant environmentalist is held up for close scrutiny in "Pirate for the Sea," a homemade-style documentary in which filmmaker Ron Colby's admiring stance doesn't shroud the downside of the subject's relentless approach. A...

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02 May Telluride Mountainfilm announces more 2010 film selections

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The 32nd annual Mountainfilm Festival will be the biggest ever with more venues in operation, more special guests and more programming. Festival Director David Holbrooke describes Mountainfilm as thriving.  “We are particularly excited about the festival this year,” he says. “We have a very strong...

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01 May Telluride Inside…and Out: Ben Clark in the Himalayas, Dispatch 8

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Editor's note: For eight years, Telluride local/mountaineer Ben Clark and a few friends/professional colleagues have made Spring treks to the majestic mountains of the Himalayas. Follow his adventures on Telluride Inside… and Out, including links to his regular podcasts. If you have missed any of...

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30 Apr Telluride Mountainfilm Moving Mountains Symposium focuses on extinction

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Featuring presenters drawn from science, industry, arts and the media, and in keeping with the International Year of Biodiversity, Mountainfilm launches its 32nd annual Festival on Friday, May 28, with an in-depth look at species extinction. “We are living in the sixth major extinction on...

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