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Rodeo show back in the saddle
The show must go on, Town Council decided this week. Elected officials agreed to fund the summer rodeo’s relocation costs, enabling the Western spectacle to continue this year. more...
  04/21/2009 4:38pm
Pre-schoolers get library cards of their own
The Pitkin County Children’s Library was filled with little Snowmass readers this week. The pre-schoolers of The Little Red Schoolhouse gathered to receive their blue bags and very own library cards, part of the Raising a Reader program.
  04/14/2009 4:11pm
SNOWMASS SCENE: Village men step up to inspire 8th grade boys
From 1998 to 2005, 8th grade boys at Aspen Middle School and other schools throughout the Roaring Fork Valley would come to class one day each spring to find all the girls missing. 
  04/14/2009 2:43pm
News in Brief
No go for CC improvements

Town Council denied a request this week put forth by owners of deed-restricted Country Club homes to fund renovations.
  04/08/2009 11:46am
'Cowboy up' could be phrase of past in Snowmass
Stetson in hand, organizers of the 36-year-old Snowmass Rodeo are again looking for money in order to operate this summer. The situation may be more dire this year than ever because of decreased donations and the need to make costly changes to the...
  04/07/2009 5:22pm
Vets welcomed by community and dignitaries
The welcome mat is out in the Roaring Fork Valley for the military men and women who come to National Disabled Veterans Winter Sports Clinic to test themselves on the ski hill and in a number of other adaptive sports including sled hockey, rock climbing,...
  03/31/2009 7:04pm
Dogs of peace
These days, “the dogs of war” is a term used for mercenaries, but time was when ancestors of mastiffs and pit bulls led the armies of Alexander the Great and Julius Caesar to victory.
  03/31/2009 6:52pm
Vets share stories from WWII to Iraq
Disabled veterans can alpine or cross-country ski, snowboard, snowmobile, play ice hockey, fly fish and scuba dive during the winter sports clinic. Yet the week-long event offers veterans something more: Camaraderie. Participants span generations and...
  03/31/2009 6:47pm
'Bring it out, talk about it'
Started in 2000, the Veterans History Project of the Library of Congress collects the oral histories of war veterans and the civilian workers who supported them from World War I to the present conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan. 
  03/31/2009 6:36pm
The adaptive ride
No one questions the fierce heart of disabled veterans, their courage or determination. With the help of advanced modern technology, no one questions disabled veterans’ ability to rip down the mountain, either.
  03/31/2009 6:30pm
Bo Derek: 'I feel like a lucky American'
A model, actress, animal rights activist and honorary chairperson for Veterans Affairs, Bo Derek has combined her star status and her resounding voice of advocacy to help support the disabled veterans who have come to Snowmass Village for the 23rd Winter...
  03/31/2009 5:58pm
Shortsfest reels in serious, amusing, amazing films
The much anticipated Aspen Film’s Shortsfest starts up April 1 for a five-day Oscar-qualifying international competition. A vast variety of short features will be screened and judged by a panel of professionals, with an awards ceremony scheduled for...
  03/31/2009 5:51pm
Monothon: A race to make art and raise money
New York may have the marathon, but Snowmass Village has the monothon. For the second year running, Anderson Ranch Center for the Arts has facilitated the creation of unique monoprints, which will be auctioned off Tuesday, March 31, during the monothon...
  03/27/2009 1:45pm
The vets are coming, the vets are coming
As evidence of what President Barack Obama called America’s “unyielding commitment” to our nation’s veterans, more than 400 severely injured veterans – 34 of whom hail from Colorado – will take part in the 23rd National Disabled Veterans Winter Sports...
  03/24/2009 4:33pm
Snowmass announces non-profit grants
The Citizen’s Grant Review Board recently allocated grants to local charitable and human services applicants for 2009, doling out funds amounting to $61,000.
  03/24/2009 4:28pm
Cops on top
A swarm of police descended on Snowmass last week to compete in the 20th annual North American Police Ski Championships. With slopes freshly powdered, cops enjoyed some killer ski days, a sense of camaraderie and some friendly competition.
  03/18/2009 2:52pm
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