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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By: James Steindler
Five of the six Republican candidates for Colorado’s Third Congressional District (CD3) attended a public forum in Durango Tuesday, June 4. Candidate Jeff
By: James Steindler
All of the trustees were present for the regular meeting on Tuesday, June 11, including Chris Hassig who joined by Zoom from Massachusetts.
On Tuesday, June 18 cancer survivors, providers, friends and family gathered at Sayre Park in Glenwood Springs for a celebration organized by Valley
By: James Steindler
The Town of Carbondale Board of Trustees carried out its June 25 regular meeting at the Third Street Center. All trustees were in attendance with the exception of Chris Hassig.
Pool demolition A permit has been issued from the state and Town of Carbondale to begin demolition of the John M. Fleet Pool beginning the second week of July.
Ahead of a speaking event at Sopris Park on Monday, July 1, U.S. Secretary of Interior Deb Haaland joined Senator Michael Bennet and a few local Thompson
By: James Steindler
Carbondale Arts and the community are about to throw the biggest party of the year: Mountain Fair. So grab your kaftans, leave your shoes at home and get
Editor’s note: Historical information is referenced from the book “Glenwood Hot Springs Celebrating 125 Years” published by the resort in 2013. The
Carbondale has had a taste of Eastern culture and tradition on Main Street for quite some time. Those who lived here in the ‘90s and early 2000s likely remember perusing incensed Sherpa Imports; and Strange Imports has been nestled near the center of the Dinkel Building on Main Street in Carbondale for more than 10 years, but is now on its way out the door.
Insane-A-Cycle for saleKeen observers may have noticed the large motorcycle and rider sculpture in front of the Roaring Fork Co-Op on Highway 133 has
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