Aspen family urges everyone to consider kidney donation
Melville: Saving a life is a no-brainer
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A decade of excess, neon jumpsuits and shocking murders
Aspen Historical Society hosts exhibit on ’80s
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Anna Battista and Karen Thacker of Aspen’s Melville family seek to raise awareness about the impact of organ donation as Anna awaits a kidney transplant....
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Anna Battista, 34, is on dialysis awaiting a kidney donation. She is the granddaughter of legendary Aspen innkeepers Marian and Ralph Melville.
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The grand opening for the exhibit “Aspen in Excess: The 1980s… Small Town, Global Hotspot!” happens Wednesday from 4 to 7:30 p.m. at the Wheeler/Stallard Museum....
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Visitors checked out the exhibit “Aspen in Excess: The 1980s… Small Town, Global Hotspot!” at the Wheeler/Stallard Museum. The show, put on by the Aspen Historical Society, opened June 16 and the grand opening is Wednesday from 4 to 7:30…...
Aspen participates in ‘Here & Now Tour’ to address climate cost
Community members, elected officials and local conservation leaders joined together Thursday at Aspen One’s Buttermilk Lodge for a local “Here & Now Tour: Building Local Resilience to Climate Disasters,” part of a statewide listening engagement initiative aimed at strengthening C...
Garfield Clean Energy column: What if we BikeThere?
Colorado’s Bike Month is here, and Bike to Work Day is rapidly approaching. In celebration, BikeThere! Returns on Wednesday, June 24. BikeThere! is an annual celebration of biking across, between, and within our communities in the Colorado River and Roaring Fork valleys. Why “...
Voss: Heat stroke in dogs
The long days and pleasantly warm evenings are a reminder that summer is officially here. We are all excited to get outside and enjoy everything summer in Aspen has to offer, but rising temperatures are also a good reminder that our pets have different tolerances for heat than we...
How many gates does Aspen’s airport need?
Weather issues, safety regs and earlier flights prompt talk of 8 gates at new terminal
Walking through the stargate of non-alcoholic brands
NAs have come into their own at F&W Classic in Aspen
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Stephanie Honig is founder of the non-alcoholic wine brand Missing Thorn, born from the expertise of Napa Valley’s finest winemakers. The wine was poured at the Grand Tasting tent at the Food & Wine Classic in Aspen....
PHOTOS: The 43rd Food & Wine Classic comes to a close in Aspen
The Food & Wine Classic wrapped up its 43rd showing in Aspen on Sunday with a last round of seminars and one final grand tasting. Despite next summer’s closure of the Aspen/Pitkin County Airport for a major modernization project, organizers have confirmed the event will return...
Moon Mondays: Drift or decide
“Summertime and the livin’ is easy.” Or … is it? Summer in Aspen totally overwhelms me. It’s the best and the worst. As my great-grandmother used to say, “Damnit to hell,” there’s just too much going on. Forced choices in a river of “I want to do it all.” These are acutely f...
Local golf results: Aspen men’s and women’s associations from June 17-18
Aspen Women’s Golf Association from June 17LOW GROSS1st: Karin Hathaway 842nd: Virginia Newton 863rd: Heather Kroeger 884th: Amy Thompson 91LOW NET1st: Heidi Burkemper 742nd: Lucy Morgan 743rd: Irene Greiser 754th: Kathryn Henderson 78 Aspen Men’s Golf Association from June 18...
Shannon: ‘Usually safe’ is not good enough
The Aspen Times recently reported that the Bureau of Land Management has once again opened the door to the use of M-44 sodium cyanide devices on public lands (“Federal cyanide traps return to BLM lands, including Pitkin County,” June 14). I believe these devices should be bann...
Aspen Public Radio to broadcast Aspen Ideas Festival live talks
Aspen Public Radio is continuing its longstanding tradition of airing select live sessions from Aspen Ideas: Health and Aspen Ideas beginning June 23. Community members and visitors are invited to tune in on 91.5 FM in Aspen and 88.9 FM throughout the rest of the Roaring For...
No airport? No problem
Food & Wine editor says Aspen event will continue in 2027
The ‘backbone’ of Food & Wine in Aspen
Volunteers describe event as part work, part play
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Hunter Lewis speaks on the air with Aspen Public Radio’s Kaya Williams during Friday afternoon’s Grand Tasting at the Food & Wine Classic in Aspen.
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Patty McKinney fills glasses for The World Cup of Wine seminar on Saturday morning at the Food & Wine Classic in Aspen. She is one of about 490 volunteers who power the event annually....
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Sabato Sagaria and Gary Obligacion toast to the World Cup of Wines seminar during the Food & Wine Classic in Aspen on Saturday.
Season liberally and don’t fuss with the meat
Bobby Flay on display in Aspen, cooking steak dishes from around the world
Celeb chef Andrew Zimmern returns with a mission beyond the plate
A familiar face at the Food & Wine Classic, Andrew Zimmern returns to Aspen as one of the event’s marquee culinary personalities — a true celeb chef fans have grown to know. The four-time James Beard Award winner and Emmy-Award winning celebrity chef is a global food advocate ...
Foodstuff: Midday meal
Prospect at Hotel Jerome continues to cater to a variety of different tastes and timetables, with a summer weekend brunch newly on offer. This comes just in time to nurse any potential Food & Wine Classic in Aspen hangover you might be pushing through. The 11:45 a.m. start time a...
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Food & Wine Classic delivers in downtown Aspen
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The Aspen-Pitkin County Housing Authority asked homeowners to provide additional documentation for the 2025 biennial affidavit.
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Mariela Camacho, chef-owner of Comadre Panadería in Austin, Texas, displays her gansito snack cakes during one of Friday’s Grand Tastings at the Food & Wine Classic in Aspen. Camacho was recognized as one of Food & Wine’s Best New Chefs…...
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Christina Helmer, global brand ambassador for Don Fulano Tequila, pours a sample of blanco tequila during one of Friday’s Grand Tastings at the Food & Wine Classic in Aspen....
Food & Wine Classic: All in the food family with Phil Rosenthal
Editor’s note: A version of this story appears in The Aspen Times annual Food & Wine magazine. Pick up a copy now for more on the festival. It seems everybody loves Phil. That would be Phil Rosenthal, host of the hit streaming food and travel series “Somebody Feed Phil” an...
Mountain Mayhem: Louis Vuitton’s Savoir Rêver comes to Aspen
I recently had the chance to experience “Louis Vuitton Presents Savoir Rêver Aspen, a Journey Through the House’s Most Exclusive Métiers and Artisanal Savoir-Faire,” hosted at Dunbar Ranch up Independence Pass. Several of us were part of the first group for a special preview, cha...
PHOTOS: Celeb chefs abound at Aspen Food & Wine Classic opening ceremony
A few hours after the Aspen Chamber Resort Association’s unofficial kickoff luncheon on Thursday, the Food & Wine Classic truly got underway with its opening ceremony at St. Regis Aspen. A private affair, the event brought out some of the biggest names in the world of celebrity c...
Summer season kickoff
Aspen chef Emily Oyer raises two ears of corn above a cooking demonstration table during the Aspen Chamber Resort Association’s annual Hotel Jerome luncheon to kick off Food & Wine weekend and the summer tourism season. Corn accompanied the main…...
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Dick Merritt worked for many years at Aspen Highlands as a ski instructor, ski patroller, safety manager and as the mountain’s vice president.
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The Sterling Aspen is closed temporarily while it seeks a new liquor license.
Hotel Jerome hosts 6th annual Epicurean Passport
GM wants weekend to be ‘celebration of the town of Aspen’
Welcome back: Food and Wine Classic returns to Aspen
Editor’s note: A version of this story appears in The Aspen Times annual Food & Wine magazine. Pick up a copy now for more on the festival. In our ever-evolving world, some things deserve recognition for their longevity and stability. This year marks the 43rd edition of th...
Snowmass selects updated Mall Transit Center option to present at community roundtable
Snowmass Town Council received an updated proposal Monday of the first phase of improvements for the Mall Transit Center project, with two primary options. The phased approach was developed beginning in 2025, with phase one including improvements to the Roaring Fork Transporta...
CLEER to host ‘BikeThere!’ from Parachute to Aspen
Clean Energy Economy for the Region is bringing “BikeThere!” — a day-long event celebrating biking — to communities from Aspen to Parachute for Colorado’s Bike to Work Day on June 24. “BikeThere!” provides an opportunity to connect with local communities, exercise and allevia...
CLEER to host ‘BikeThere!’ between Aspen and Parachute
Clean Energy Economy for the Region is bringing “BikeThere!” — a day-long event celebrating biking — to communities from Aspen to Parachute for Colorado’s Bike to Work Day on June 24. “BikeThere!” provides an opportunity to connect with local communities, exercise and allevia...
Local golf results: Aspen women’s and men’s associations June 10-11
Aspen Women’s Golf Association from June 10LOW GROSS1st: Peggy Sontag 872nd: Camille Cook 883rd: Karin Hathaway 934th: Mary Cunningham 94LOW NET1st: Clarity Fornell 732nd: Amanda Flynn 743rd: Irene Greiser 744th: Rose Abello 75 Aspen Men’s Golf Association from June 11LOW GROS...
1968 plane wreck on Independence Pass remains to be cleaned up
The wreck of a small aircraft that has been sitting in the trees above Independence Ghost Town and slowly deteriorating in the harsh subalpine environment for the past 58 years is still waiting to be cleaned up. Independence Pass Foundation’s Executive Director Karin Teague su...
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