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Residents out of the transit loop
BURLINGAME RANCH — The 84 households at Burlingame Ranch — the city’s newest affordable-housing complex — collectively pay...
May 12, 12:03 AM

Councilman bears the market

All about runoff

Skico manager returns to work after unpaid leave

Rio Grande Trail almost complete

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Five 'Horns runners heading to state
Basalt distance runner Chiara Del Piccolo didn't need to compete in Friday's 3,200 at the regional meet in Grand Junction.
May 11, 12:59 PM

Like father, like son

Titans shock Basalt

’Horns hope to go from fifth to first

Triumph on Capitol

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Partners in Time

Jorma Kaukonen observes that he and Jack Casady, his partner in Hot Tuna, could hardly be more different in personality.
May 8, 3:22 PM

Barry Smith turns the page to ‘Baby Book’

Edwards pursues music career at her own pace

‘Birdie’ lets kids be kids (easier said than done)

Kennedy’s latest adventure — at home, in Carbondale

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ASPEN TIMES WEEKLY

Call him Mr. Basalt
Leroy Duroux seems like an unlikely candidate to be the guy...

The Push up the Pass
Despite the occasional, unexpected snow shower, the snow is...

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Dirt dogs Snowmass Club golf course workers Nate Stacey and Shane Uber clear debris and sediment from Brush Creek on Sunday morning. The duo used power tools, shovels and crowbars in order to clear out restricted areas in the upper section of the creek for irrigation of the golf course. (Ryan Shorney / Special to The Aspen Times)

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