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13 Dec Telluride (and World) Citizen Richard Holbrooke
The world claimed him, but Telluride loved him. Tonight we learned of the death of Ambassador Richard Holbrooke. Telluride, his nation, and the world have lost a friend and champion. The loss of Richard Holbrooke will be felt on the world stage, but in this...07 Dec Put Your Wheels in Motion
Come on, you know you wanna! Don’t you want to be able to make coffee mugs, ice cream bowls? They make great gifts and trust me, people LOVE them. Well, our very own Goedele Vanhille will be teaching Beginning Wheel Throwing next weekend and it’s...04 Dec Cover story: Mason lends art to Rubadeau's new Telluride mystery
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[click “Play” to hear vintage Roger Mason on painting and book covers] If you live in the R-1 school district, you know the name “Rubadeau.” But I am not talking about her. I am talking about him. After a nine month publishing odyssey tracked...
01 Dec Telluride Council for Arts and Humanities presents TAG Holiday Bazaar
Bazaar at Telluride High School, December 3-5 In her poem "One Perfect Rose," the acerbic writer Dorothy Parker bemoans the fact it's her bad luck to always get "one perfect rose," not "one perfect limousine, do you suppose?" from her true love. With money to...12 Oct Lunafest celebrates women in film
The excerpt above is from "The Translator," a film by Sonya Di Renzo, and one of the films selected for the Lunafest from the 600 or so entries the organization receives each year from aspiring women filmmakers. Women make less than 6 percent...