James Steindler is a journalist based in Carbondale, Colorado. He writes for The Sopris Sun, LLC, focusing on local news and events in the Carbondale area. James covers a wide range of topics, including community events, local government, and human interest stories.
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James Steindler focuses on local news and events, predominantly covering community activities, social events, active lifestyle, and government announcements in the Carbondale area of Colorado. His articles often feature local achievements and issues.
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Launchpad heats up Carbondale Arts (CA) offices will be closed for the holidays from Dec. 24 to Jan. 6.
In the not-so-distant past, people have talked about how living in the Roaring Fork Valley is like being in a bubble, protecting us from the contention of what lies beyond. And, in this idealistic mountain town, with its vibrant, connected and whimsical community, there is good reason to be grateful for the comparable security it provides. As it turns out, however, the Valley just might not be as insulated from the trials and tribulations outside of the bubble.
Look at all you’ve done this past year, “Carbondale, the Roaring Fork Valley and beyond,” — to quote KDNK! It’s been one heck of a cycle and The Sopris
Honoring President CarterGovernor Jared Polis has ordered flags to fly at half-staff from sunrise to sunset for 30 days to honor the life and service of
Chanukah is celebrated every year by the worldwide Jewish community to commemorate the strength of its people, culture and religion withstanding the siege and persecution of the Syrian ruler Antiochus Epiphanes and the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem in 168 BCE . A Jewish resistance, led by the Maccabee family, took back the Temple, but there was only enough oil to keep the ner tamid (eternal light) aflame for a single day. Miraculously, the ner tamid remained lit for eight days, by which time a messenger returned with more oil.
Jeanne Souldern and James Steindler interview Lynn Aliya about her new book, “Speakeasy: A Radically New Approach to Public Speaking (Less Fear, More Fun).”
Cookie incidentThe Carbondale Police Department reported that two middle schoolers felt sick and tested positive for THC after eating homemade cookies
For Carbondale Historical Society Vice President Will Grandbois, the upcoming Winter Speaker Series event is particularly near and dear to his heart. “Pages of the Past” will delve into The Roaring Fork Valley Journal — predecessor of The Sopris Sun. Besides Grandbois having been editor of The Sun, his mother, Rebecca “Becky” Young, started The Valley Journal with her then-boyfriend, Pat Noel, just shy of 50 years ago.
By: James Steindler
James Steindler chats with Will Brandbois and Lynn Burton about the roots of journalism in Carbondale, specifically The Valley Journal.
Justice DinnerThe Roaring Fork United Methodists Justice Ministries Team is hosting a Justice Dinner and panel discussion at 6pm on Friday, Jan. 17, in
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