Josie Taris is a reporter based in Aspen, Colorado. With a focus on local news and events, Josie has written for publications such as The Aspen Times, Steamboat Pilot & Today, Grand Junction Free Press, and Vail Daily. Her articles cover a range of topics including outdoor recreation, community issues, politics, and environmental conservation.
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As of Friday afternoon, the Pitkin County Clerk and Recorder's Office had received nearly 6,800 ballots.
The two issue committees supporting the two competing Aspen-Pitkin County Airport ballot questions spent similar amounts in the latest financial reporting period, but the 1C-aligned group reported tens of thousands in cash on hand at the Oct. 27 deadline.
Based on the second wave of returns on Tuesday at 9 p.m., Pitkin County Board of Commissioner District 5 incumbent Francie Jacober took an
Pitkin County Manager Jon Peacock, Atlantic Aviation Executive Vice President Clive Lowe and others on Wednesday presented contract terms for a
Pitkin County will use reserve funds for next year’s round of runway repairs instead of passing off the cost to operators — and potentially customers — after setting the rates and fees schedule for fiscal year 2025.
The Pitkin County Library will have limited hours and no water access through Nov. 15 while crews reinforce plumbing pipes under the lower level. Programming and room reservations are largely uninterrupted.
The Colorado Court of Appeals upheld the dismissal of a lawsuit from a Basalt resident that challenged a development project in downtown.
By: Josie Taris
Rechargeable, electric consumer goods have emerged as a micro-level answer to the threat of climate change. While e-bikes and rechargeable, cordless vacuums have made lives easier, fire officials warn of the risk of lithium-ion batteries when not cared for properly.
By: Josie Taris
Pitkin County and Atlantic Aviation are close to signing a 30-year lease for the fixed-base operator, or FBO, role at the Aspen-Pitkin County Airport. Both sides say the terms are mutually beneficial, but some in the general aviation community are wary about potential cost increases.
Aspen resident and climate nonprofit leader Jacquelyn Francis said that at her fourth Conference of Parties, COP29, the global climate solutions community is somewhat apathetic about the United States’ likely absence from the scene during the upcoming Trump administration.
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