Paul E. Anna is a journalist for The Aspen Times, focusing on local news and events in Aspen, Colorado. With a passion for capturing the essence of the community, Paul's articles cover a range of topics including outdoor activities, local culture, and the unique lifestyle of Aspen residents.
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Indulge me if you will be so kind, as this is a personal memory. You see, it was fifty years ago this July 4 — that would be this upcoming Thursday — that I spent...
If you were out and about earlier this week in the Roaring Fork Valley when the rains came in the late afternoon you may have seen some of the many rainbows that graced our skies.
The problem with this valley is there is just too much stuff to do. Sometimes it seems like we spend more time scheduling things to do than actually doing them. I guess it’s a good problem to have but occasionally it can be downright exhausting.
I'm here to tell you that of all the summer activities that you can do, few can be as downright satisfying as a healthy nap. Just taking the time on a hot July afternoon to lay your head back and take a load off your feet is time well spent.
Today, we will see the opening ceremony of the Games of XXXIII (that's the 33rd) Olympiad in Paris, France. Over the next 16 days over 10,000 athletes from around the globe will participate in athletic competitions that will provide them with memories that will last a lifetime. And for viewers, both in person and on television, memories will also be made.
One of the Roaring Fork Valley’s most inspiring non-profits is the Bridging Bionics Foundation. For close to a decade now the organization, founded by Amanda Boxtel, has been changing the lives of individuals who have lost mobility and the ability to walk due to neurological impairment.
We all know that life, even in a place like Aspen, has its ups and downs and just like everywhere else those of us who live here need to get out every once in a while.
This week, especially early in the week, we were blessed with weather conditions that have left us with rainfall figures for the year that are just about average. And that is a good thing.
In case you had not noticed, football season is back.
The bears are going through
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