Megan Webber is a reporter for Aspen Daily News and Go World, focusing on local news and events in Aspen, Colorado. With a passion for community journalism, Megan covers a wide range of topics including local government, environmental initiatives, cultural events, and social issues impacting the Aspen community.
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Aspen City Council would ultimately like to keep drivers on Main Street and out of the West End, and better yet — out of their cars and on buses or bikes.
House Bill 23-1255 intends to increase the housing supply in Colorado, but Aspen has a cap on how many residential development and redevelopment projects can be done in a year, so city staff asked council members for time to fix the land-use code.
Chanel Porchia-Albert said that in the fight for reproductive health and women’s rights, there is one piece of advice to keep in mind: “Be angry, be hopeful, but never be meek.”
Karen Bakker and Aza Raskin discussed how scientists are using artificial intelligence to decode animal communication and find out what they’re really saying.
By: Megan Webber
Wilderness Workshop, EcoFlight, Rep. Elizabeth Velasco and video creator Alex Haraus toured the skies on Thursday to see what the BLM’s proposed Public Lands Rule could mean for western Colorado.
The city of Aspen is planning to improve it customer service and communication with community members over the next two years and into the future.
The Lumberyard work session and public hearing on the related Ordinance 10, which has been continued twice, will continue at future Aspen City Council meetings.
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On this month's episode of Out and About, Clare and Madison are joined by Clare's twin Bow Williams to discuss cringe culture and how they experience it at Aspen High School.
By: Parker Wilson, Kaleb Cook, Megan Webber
On this month's episode of Dimensions In Diversity, hosts Kaleb and Parker discuss the upcoming DisAbility Film Festival as well as pop culture and Parker's new life as a working intern.
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