Carolyn Sackariason
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Aspen Ambulance District heads into 2023 in the black instead of red
Next year looks brighter for the Aspen Ambulance District with an additional $2.4 million coming in annually. → Read More
Altruistic sale of Aspen property equals more educators
ASPEN — The Aspen School District has not wasted much time in finding places for its employees to live since securing $50 million in voter-approved bonding dedicated to housing teachers and staff. The district has spent... → Read More
New regulations on short-term rentals in Aspen are in effect
New rules for short-term rentals in the city of Aspen go into effect on Friday. → Read More
Aspen electeds consider changes to downtown parking experiment
Aspen City Council will consider alterations to the downtown bike lane and parallel parking experiment. → Read More
Big plans laid out for new Aspen trail and improvements at Cozy Point Ranch
ASPEN — Aspen City Council on Monday spent a few hours doing site visits at Cozy Point Ranch and the location of a new trail along the western side of Maroon Creek Road as a precursor... → Read More
Underground surprise will cost Paepcke Transit Hub another $300K
The city of Aspen continues to absorb increased costs to the Paepcke Transit Hub, which will be completed this fall. → Read More
New restauranteur for Rio Grande building could be chosen by fall
Locals and visitors could be eating in a new affordable restaurant in space owned by the city of Aspen this winter. → Read More
Pitkin County officials agree to look at new funding sources for affordable housing
Pitkin County elected officials agreed Tuesday to consider new funding sources for affordable housing. → Read More
Public polling on short-term rental tax begins this week in Aspen
The city of Aspen is gauging the public’s opinion this week on whether a tax on short-term rentals is appropriate. → Read More
Business owners spew frustration at Aspen’s electeds over bike lane experiment
Aspen City Council is hearing an earful from people upset with the changes on Cooper and Galena avenues. → Read More
City of Aspen predicting economic slowdown
The local economy is facing some headwinds with inflation and staffing shortages. → Read More
Child drowns in El Jebel canal
A child has died in El Jebel after falling into a ditch with fast-moving water. → Read More
Move over, cars: Bikes getting their own lane in downtown Aspen
Cyclists and bikers will have their own dedicated lane on Galena Street and Cooper Avenue by the end of the month. → Read More
Survey says Aspenites are unhappy with quality of life
Aspen residents are feeling disenfranchised, according to a recent city survey. → Read More
City of Aspen receives one bid for child-care provider
The city of Aspen received just one bid in a national search for a child care provider. → Read More
Continuous drought keeps Aspen under tight water restrictions
Stop using water is the message from the city of Aspen as the community continues to suffer drought conditions. → Read More
Aspen Saturday Market ripe for weekend debut
The Aspen Saturday Market begins this weekend and runs through mid-October. → Read More
Expect construction delays on Aspen’s Main Street this summer
The rebuild of the Paepcke Transit Hub on Main Street in Aspen this summer will cause traffic delays. → Read More
Aspen’s Next Generation board lacks participation
The city of Aspen’s Next Generation Advisory Board is all but defunct due to a lack of interest and participation. → Read More
Aspen City Council OKs residential moratorium extension
Aspen City Council made a move on Tuesday to extend the moratorium on residential development until August. → Read More