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PHOTOS: Night glow welcomes 51st balloon festival to Snowmass (opens the original)
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The 51st Snowmass Balloon Festival got underway Friday with the popular night glow at Snowmass Town Park. While keeping the balloons on the ground, pilots and crew were able to fire up the burners for a truly unique light show to the delight of the guests. The balloons were scheduled to go airborne both Saturday and Sunday mornings, weather permitting. A young guest enjoys the night glow as part of the 51st Snowmass Balloon Festival on Friday, Sept. 25, 2026, in Snowmass Village.Austin Colbert/T
PHOTOS: Aspen Fire remembers the fallen on 25th anniversary of 2001 terrorist attacks (opens the original)
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American Airlines Flight 11 crashed into the World Trade Center’s North Tower at 8:46 a.m. on Sept. 11, 2001. About 17 minutes later, Flight 175 struck the South Tower. By 10:30 a.m., the Twin Towers â which had stood for nearly 30 years â had both collapsed, forever altering the New York City skyline. All told, 2,977 victims died during the 9/11 terrorist attacks, including those aboard Flight 77 when it crashed into the Pentagon and those aboard Flight 93 when their hijacked plane crashed
PHOTOS: Second annual Golden Hour Aspen unites golden retriever community (opens the original)
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The second annual Golden Hour Aspen, a community event uniting golden retrievers and their owners, took place on Sunday afternoon at Aspen Meadows Resort. Created by Snowmass local Jackie Akerberg and her girlfriends back in March, the second iteration brought even more golden fanfare. It also served as a fundraiser for Tattered Paws and Golden Hearts Rescue, a non-profit organization that saves at-risk dogs from neglect, abuse and unsafe environments. Dogs greet each other during the second ann
Preps: Summer is over and the Friday Night Lights are finally back (opens the original)
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Summer, we hardly knew you. Classes being back in session means the beginning of a new high school sports season. While some teams are already playing, others will get going over the coming days. Here’s a quick rundown by sport to get us ready for the action. The Friday Night Lights are back. This week is officially “zero week” with a handful of area teams set to take the field. This includes Basalt football, which travels to Rifle on Friday night for new head coach Danny Popish’s debut. Kickoff
PHOTOS: Exploring the galaxy and beyond with Stars Above Aspen (opens the original)
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People of all ages converged on Monday for the 10th annual Stars Above Aspen A joint event organized by Aspen Skiing Company alongside the Aspen Center for Environmental Studies, guests were able to learn about the wonders of the night sky by looking through real telescopes at more than 11,000 feet of elevation. Various educational and craft stations were also available to explore, as well as a sunset yoga session. A child happily chases down a large bubble at the “bubble science” station during
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