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Carbondale withdraws from regional crime task force (opens the original)
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The town of Carbondale's Board of Trustees voted unanimously to withdraw from a special law enforcement task force in Garfield County on Tuesday night over concerns that its board had not adequately clarified the group’s role in immigration enforcement. Special Problems Enforcement and Response, or SPEAR, is a small team of local investigators with training in drug enforcement, human trafficking, auto thefts, and robberies, among other major crimes. They also collaborate with state and federal a
A Colorado fire chief never stops (opens the original)
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Editor's Note: This story references mental health crises. For the suicide and Crisis Lifeline, dial 988. On a Thursday morning earlier this summer, Jake Andersen didn't go into the office. Up most of the previous night, he spent a few hours on his back porch trying to decompress. Clutching a cup of coffee and petting his 150-pound Swiss mountain dog named "Tug Boat," Andersen donned his stress like the uniform draped over his shoulders each day; he's used to the weight. As the chief of the Aspe
A Colorado fire chief never stops (opens the original)
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Editor’s Note: This story references mental health crises. For the suicide and Crisis Lifeline, dial 988. On a Thursday morning earlier this summer, Jake Andersen didn’t go into the office. Up most of the previous night, he spent a few hours on his back porch trying to decompress. Clutching a cup of coffee and petting his 150-pound Swiss mountain dog named “Tug Boat,” Andersen donned his stress like the uniform draped over his shoulders each day; he’s used to the weight. As the chief of the Aspe
‘Aspen’s living room’: 50 years of the pedestrian mall (opens the original)
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In the minutes before 10 a.m. on June 27, a crowd of parade goers rushed around on the drought-strained grass at Wagner Park, pinning and adjusting the last pieces of their costumes. Musicians tuned their trombones and trumpets under Aspen Mountain’s collage of green hues. A familiar throng of Aspen locals scuffled among themselves — cheeks flexed with excited anticipation — hugging friends and waiting for the Mallfest 50 Art Parade to begin. The brass band counted down to their first number. To
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