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THURSDAY, MARCH 26 CLIMATE WEEKRocky Mountain Institute is kicking off the second annual state-wide Colorado Climate Week, hosting two panel discussions

I'm writing this because I want to see more teenagers at the No Kings protest on March 28. We should be at these protests because we are all affected by what the Trump administration and Congress have been doing, whether you know it yet or not.

The Town of Basalt will hold its regular municipal election on Tuesday, April 7. Three council seats are up for election, each to serve a term of four years. Ballots have been mailed and can be returned by mail, or dropped off anytime at the ballot box behind the Basalt Town Hall, 101 Midland Avenue, through April 7 at 7pm.

On this episode of Everything Under The Sun, we hear from author Hamid Ran who fled Iran in 2008 after facing persecution for his work as a journalist. He now lives in New Castle and wrote "Before the West: First Light on Unknown Lands" about his journey as a refugee. Tune in to Everything Under the Sun on KDNK.org every Thursday at 4pm.

VOICES Radio Hour is brought to you by VOICES in partnership with KDNK, The Sopris Sun, and Connection is Medicine Foundation. Each episode we share

Correction: Near New sales are reportedly down an average of $200 to $300 per day from last year, not per week as stated in last week's article.

MARBLE MUSEUM The Marble Historical Society's museum opens for the season and remains open daily (except Mondays) from 11am to 4pm. For a tour, call 970-963-9815.

Since mid-April, Carbondale’s Glow Studio has been certified to help clients glow even more. Owner and acupuncturist Lorrie Fissenden passed her advanced

CR 108 bridge Repairs continue on the County Road 108 bridge over the Crystal River near the Colorado Rocky Mountain School (CRMS). The

THE ART BASE The Art Base hosts “Carter Johnson: Acrylic Painting” as part of its Young at heART Thursday series. For more information, visit tinyurl.com/mvap7v2t