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26 May Dr. Jeff Ptak goes skin deep

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[click "Play" buttons to hear each conversation with Dr. Ptak] Dr. Jeff Ptak is the surgical dermatologist at the Telluride Medical Center. He is also aboard certified plastic surgeon (since 1989) with a private beauty business in town. Nowadays with a sagging economy, real needs...

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14 May Sheridan Arts Foundation presents “The Audition” May 15

Posted at 02:10h in Old Events, Performing Arts by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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(editor's note: We did get the video uploaded, finally, so take another look.) The play's not the thing. "The Audition" is simply a vehicle for a talented group of Telluride teens. Watching them in rehearsal, it was obvious how much they love and respect their...

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03 May Food for thought: ChefBud at Wilkinson Public Library

Posted at 12:45h in Foodies by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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[Press the "Play" button to hear Telluride's ChefBud ] ChefBud's new program, Books and Cooks, premieres at Wilkinson Public Library at noon, Tuesday, May 5. You won't find Telluride's Bud Thomas stranded on some high horse when it comes to preparing food. The talented young...

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18 Apr Wilkinson Public Library: Green film series

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[click "Play" button to hear Susan's interview with Joanna Kanow] On April 20, 6 p.m., Telluride's Wilkinson Public Library in collaboration with The New Community Coalition and Joanna and Daniel Kanow’s EcoSpaces continues its Green Film Series with "Addicted to Plastic: The Rise and Demise...

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12 Apr Razz-a-ma-tazz: Saving the world one tub at a time

Posted at 01:00h in Around Telluride by Telluwriter TIO 0 Comments

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by Art Goodtimes (a more-or-less monthly on-line column for TIO) The International Herald Tribune/New York Times took a swipe at Telluride March 25th, with Bernstein’s “True Environmentalist, or Mountains of Vanity?” calling out “hot tub environmentalists” for driving the town’s finances into the ancient glacial...

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03 Apr RSVP preached resilience in the face of change to Riley and the Pols

Posted at 06:00h in Around Telluride by Telluwriter TIO 0 Comments

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(Part of "Telluride Inside…and Out's" ongoing support of The New Community Coalition and related change agents, such as the Regional Sustainability Visioning Project, is to keep the post-meeting dialogue going. County commissioner/poet Art Goodtimes writes "Razz-a-ma-tazz: a more-or-less monthly on-line column for TIO."Below he comments...

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01 Apr Powered by Poop

Posted at 07:32h in Around Telluride by Clint Viebrock 0 Comments

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Telluride mayor Shu Scraper looked approvingly at the mess stuck to his Vibram soles. "This is the future of Telluride." Local inventor/entrepreneur Ford Chariot has designed a plant to turn dog waste into electricity. Town council has approved construction of a $50 Million facility to...

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26 Mar The Palm is alive with The Rep/Coral Society’s “Sound of Music,” through March 29

Posted at 17:44h in Old Events, Performing Arts by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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Allergies? Dust? Something in the air at Telluride's  Palm Theatre was making me tear up while watching Tuesday's dress rehearsal of the Telluride Repertory Theatre/Telluride Choral Society's cosy and warm production of the terminal blockbuster, "The Sound of Music." Surrender. Cry uncle. Guaranteed you, like...

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26 Mar Doers: Amy Van Der Bosch

Posted at 06:00h in Personalities by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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[click "Play" button to hear Amy's podcast]  Intermediate School math teacher Amy Van der Bosch is poised to become Telluride's sweetheart. Listen to her describe her path to Telluride and Maria in "The Sound of Music," and talk about her fellow cast members and director,...

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09 Mar Rainbow Fish, a musical for grades K-2 March 14, 6:30 p.m. at The Palm

Posted at 06:45h in Around Telluride, Old Events, Performing Arts by Susan Viebrock 0 Comments

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Focusing on family-centric entertainment, Telluride's Michael D. Palm Theatre is a major player in the town's cultural economy. Friday night, March 13, will be a lucky night for opera fans, when the Palm features The New York Metropolitan Opera's production of "Madama Butterfly," part of...

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