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06 Feb TIO introduces Indian Ridge Farm & Bakery and its owners

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[Click "Play" button to hear Susan's interview with Barclay Daranyi about eating locally] The New Community Coaltion has asked "Telluride Inside…and Out" to function as its primary mouthpiece for dynamic information about its many initiatives as Kris Holstrom and her team develop programs for the...

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04 Feb More on the walk

Posted at 23:47h in Around Telluride, Fine Art, Old Events by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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  At Lustre, 171 South Pine: At this Thursday's Art Walk, Telluride’s Lustre Gallery is hosting a trunk show of Gurhan’s bling blockbusters. The designer's claim to fame is pioneering the revival of 24-karat gold, transforming the ancient metal into fine, contemporary jewelry. “Gurhan is...

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04 Feb Behind the Fling: What the SMRC is all about

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[click "Play" button to hear interview with Nancy Anderson] Melanie Montoya, Nicole Hagan, Melissa Sumpter,Nancy Anderson, Angela Goforth, Lauren Shaddox On Saturday night, February 7, 7:30 – 11:30 p.m., the San Miguel Resource Center holds its annual “Chocolate Lovers Fling,” an all-out bash and the...

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02 Feb Maegan Boyce, SMRC Advocate

Posted at 16:11h in Around Telluride, Health and Fitness, Old Events by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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[ click to hear the interview with Maegan Boyce]   Maegan and Peaks co-worker Zabe James The San Miguel Resource Center is a small nonprofit with only five employees, yet it provides a menu of services of  that includes: Short-term counselingFollow-up contactSupport group treatmentEmergency shelter/safehouseInformation...

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02 Feb Beneficiaries of Telluride AIDS Benefit: CHIP

Posted at 15:34h in Around Telluride, Health and Fitness, Old Events by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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 [ Click to hear Susan's interview with Jessica Forsyth]    The CHIP team It was the wish of the Telluride AIDS Benefit’s muse, Robert Presley, to keep WestCAP healthy. The community-based referral, advocacy and service provider helped him in his fight against AIDS and remains...

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02 Feb The 2009 Telluride Jazz Celebration announces line-up

Posted at 13:34h in Around Telluride, Festivals, Old Events, Performing Arts by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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 Since 1977, the San Juan Mountains have been the site of an annual cultural event produced by the Telluride Society for Jazz. The Telluride Jazz Celebration combines performances on outdoor stages in during the day with theater and club shows at night: the best of...

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31 Jan The world according to “Grease”

Posted at 17:33h in Around Telluride, Old Events, Performing Arts by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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The Sheridan Arts Foundation's Young People's Theatre stages "Grease" at Telluride's Sheridan Opera House, Feb 6-8 Hindsight is not always 20/20. Sometimes it needs glasses. When Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey penned "Grease" in 1971, Americans were nostalgic for the white picket fence days of...

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31 Jan Dr. Susanna Hoffman’s Super Bowl recipes

Posted at 16:21h in Foodies, Personalities by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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the background The Showtime hit, "The United States of Tara," is about one woman with a multiple personality pile-up. In Tara's case, the condition is pathological. In Dr. Susanna Hoffman's case, it is merely circumstantial: her interests are as wide ranging as her achievements and...

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31 Jan Alacazem 2009.01.29

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January 29 to February 5, 2009Visible Planets: Morning: Saturn  Evening: Venus "It feels like a fresh start with communicative Mercury turning direct on January 31, vivacious Venus firing into impulsive Aries on February 2, and assertive Mars moving into innovative Aquarius on the 4th. The...

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28 Jan The soft center of the San Miguel Resource Center’s annual “Fling” is a chocolate buffet

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[click “Play” to hear Susan’s interview with Jill Roisman]   Poster by Kim Hilley Chocolate predates Telluride (and its famous Fling). The history of chocolate actually dates back at least 1,500 years, when the Mayans of Central America crushed cocoa beans into an unsweetened beverage....

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