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Tune in every weekend for Aspen Public Radio's new locally-produced public/cultural affairs show. The program is a lively roundtable conversation about current events, politics, the arts and local doings with newsmakers and community members from around the Roaring Fork Valley. It also includes cultural reviews, ...
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Aspen to renew air quality monitoring
Aspen City Council is scheduled to discuss renewing its contract ...
Aspen City Council is scheduled to discuss renewing its contract to monitor air quality today. As Elizabeth Stewart-Severy reports, this is part of an ongoing effort to reduce pollution.
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Edible pot industry too young to regulate
This spring, the Pitkin County Commissioners granted a license for ...
This spring, the Pitkin County Commissioners granted a license for a marijuana-infused jerky producer in the Aspen Airport Business Center. But they weren’t happy about it.
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SkiCo endorses worker measures this election season
The Aspen Skiing Company is staying out of most election ...
The Aspen Skiing Company is staying out of most election decisions this year, but a few ballot measures have a direct impact on SkiCo and its employees.
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Valley Roundup for Oct. 24, 2016
Welcome to Valley Roundup. I’m Carolyn Sackariason. Millennials were the ...
Welcome to Valley Roundup. I’m Carolyn Sackariason. Millennials were the target of a recent column penned by a baby boomer who says he’s alarmed by the statistics, which paint a weak generation. Millenials are wimps But a columnist who is a millennial and
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Valley Roundup for Morning Edition, Oct. 21, 2016
Campaign finance reports show that valley residents are collectively supporting ...
Campaign finance reports show that valley residents are collectively supporting their candidates in the tens of thousands of dollars. Joining Aspen Public Radio’s Carolyn Sackariason for Valley Roundup this morning are Curtis Wackerle, editor of the
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TACAW leader faces challenges in first months on job
The Arts Campus at Willits in Basalt had a summer ...
The Arts Campus at Willits in Basalt had a summer full of ups and downs. The group hired its first managing director, Ryan Honey, but also faced lots of drama surrounding its budget and future funding.
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Authorities pursue leads in Glenwood Springs shooting
Police continue to investigate a possible murder-suicide in Glenwood Springs.
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ColoradoCare debated in Fort Collins
About 50 people recently weighed in on ColoradoCare at an ...
About 50 people recently weighed in on ColoradoCare at an event hosted by KUNC and the Fort Collins Coloradoan.
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Opponents tp Prop. 106 come out with television ads
Opponents for a measure that would allow terminally ill patients ...
Opponents for a measure that would allow terminally ill patients to take medication to end their lives launched statewide television ads Wednesday.
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APR's state ballot series: medical aid in dying
Voting “yes” on Proposition 106, known as the “End of ...
Voting “yes” on Proposition 106, known as the “End of Life Options Act” would legalize the use of life-ending medicine in some cases. A “no” vote would keep it illegal to prescribe or take the drugs.
