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Carbondale

  • Blogs

    May 22, 2012

    John Denver peak-naming effort still alive, says fan leading the charge

    Last year, Littleton resident J.P. McDaniel's push to name the east peak of Mount Sopris after singer John Denver made national headlines -- but a story last week implied that the campaign might have reached its expiration date. Not so, says McDaniel, who stresses that her slow and steady approach i ... More >>

  • Dining

    May 17, 2012

    Phat Thai doesn't need to be authentic, just good

    Last year, Littleton resident J.P. McDaniel's push to name the east peak of Mount Sopris after singer John Denver made national headlines -- but a story last week implied that the campaign might have reached its expiration date. Not so, says McDaniel, who stresses that her slow and steady approach i ... More >>

  • Blogs

    April 12, 2012

    John Hickenlooper celebrates Colorado's Oscar, Grammy wins

    Years before he won an Academy Award, filmmaker Daniel Junge was a barback at the Wynkoop Brewing Company -- and yesterday his former bosshosted a reception to celebrate not just Junge's recent Oscar win for best short documentary, Saving Face, but also Ryan Tedder's Grammy -- a real double whammy f ... More >>

  • Blogs

    April 4, 2012

    Filmmaker Anson Fogel on Colorado's stunning new tourism campaign

    This week a series of nine "Come to Life" television spots promoting Colorado tourism began airing in target markets across the country, with an emphasis on outdoor summer adventure. To get that vibe just right, the Colorado Tourism Office brought in a team including Denver-based ad agency Karsh/Hag ... More >>

  • Music

    March 22, 2012

    Jazz guitarist Dale Bruning looks back on his love of music and teaching

    This week a series of nine "Come to Life" television spots promoting Colorado tourism began airing in target markets across the country, with an emphasis on outdoor summer adventure. To get that vibe just right, the Colorado Tourism Office brought in a team including Denver-based ad agency Karsh/Hag ... More >>

  • Blogs

    March 21, 2012

    Feds may investigate collaboration between school resource officers and ICE in Colorado

    Immigration advocates are hopeful that a new agreement between the Roaring Fork School District and three local police departments will put an end to the controversial collaboration between school resource officers and federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE. But they also fear that the ... More >>

  • Blogs

    January 23, 2012

    Pasquini's plants its newest pizzeria in Cherry Creek

    It wasn't long ago that I demoted Cherry Creek to a culinary wasteland -- or something like that -- but as soon as the words slipped from my fly trap, I had to eat them. Over the past few months, Cherry Creek has been blitzed with new restaurants: La Merisse, a French spot, unlocked its doors in Jul ... More >>

  • Blogs

    December 8, 2011

    Watch the film Cold online and learn what chilly temps are really about

    Photo by Cory RichardsDennis Urubko, Simone Moro, and Cory Richards at the summit of Gasherbrum II in February​If you've been bitching about the freezing temperatures this week here in Denver, get a dose of perspective tonight at 7 p.m., when Outside Magazine will be presenting the online prem ... More >>

  • Blogs

    November 1, 2011

    Five must-see movies at the 2011 Adventure Film Festival this week

    ​The 2011 Adventure Film Festival gets under way in Boulder this week with a free Adventure Film Community Night at the Patagonia store at 1212 Pearl Street on Thursday at 7 p.m. and a Photographer Seminar at REI Boulder, 1789 28th Street, on Friday at noon, before the first screenings at the ... More >>

  • Blogs

    October 11, 2011

    The Pullman, Mark Fischer's new joint in Glenwood Springs, makes Esquire magazine's Best New Restaurants roster

    Lori MidsonThe Pullman, Mark Fischer's new restaurant in Glenwood Springs, just nabbed a spot on Esquire magazine's Best New Restaurants list.​In late August, while on a food journey in Glenwood Springs, I had dinner at the Pullman, the newest restaurant -- a farm-to-table venture -- from ch ... More >>

  • Music

    September 15, 2011

    The Kevin Costner Suicide Pact doesn't stick to a script

    Lori MidsonThe Pullman, Mark Fischer's new restaurant in Glenwood Springs, just nabbed a spot on Esquire magazine's Best New Restaurants list.​In late August, while on a food journey in Glenwood Springs, I had dinner at the Pullman, the newest restaurant -- a farm-to-table venture -- from ch ... More >>

  • Blogs

    August 3, 2011

    John Denver: Petition to name peak after him armed with 2,800 signatures and ready to mail

    ​We are one step closer to having a peak near Carbondale named after Henry John Deutschendorf, Jr., who was born in Roswell, New Mexico. You probably know him as John Denver, which is the actual name the eastern peak of Mt. Sopris will take if J.P. McDaniel has her way. This week, she's report ... More >>

  • Culture

    March 10, 2011

    Warhol in Colorado reminds us there are still "cute boys and nutty girls" in Denver

    ​We are one step closer to having a peak near Carbondale named after Henry John Deutschendorf, Jr., who was born in Roswell, New Mexico. You probably know him as John Denver, which is the actual name the eastern peak of Mt. Sopris will take if J.P. McDaniel has her way. This week, she's report ... More >>

  • Blogs

    November 23, 2010

    Immigration and Customs Enforcement's latest roundup: 85 "criminal aliens" busted by ICE

    ​Immigration and Customs Enforcement continues to emphasize that it's focusing on arresting so-called criminal aliens -- and it's lassoed plenty in these parts of late. In September, ICE busted 78 people -- and of the 6,617 folks grabbed in the Denver area during fiscal 2010, 4,447 were said t ... More >>

  • Blogs

    October 15, 2010

    Zagat releases America's Top Restaurants guide -- and Fruition is voted No. 1 in Colorado

    ​We now have a copy of the Zagat 2011 America's Top Restaurants Survey in our grubby little hands. The guide, better known as the "burgundy bible," ranked 1,552 restaurants in 45 major markets across the country, including Colorado, based on votes from more than 153,000 diners. The Survey als ... More >>

  • Blogs

    June 14, 2010

    Charlie Sheen can serve Aspen's community one of these five ways

    ​Charlie Sheen was supposed to sign off on a sweet plea bargain last week. Rumor has it that the Pitkin County Sheriff is recommending a work-release program for the actor in exchange for his pleading no contest to felony menacing and 3rd-degree assault and criminal mischief in connection with ... More >>

  • Blogs

    June 4, 2010

    A half dozen prison songs for Charlie Sheen's "Aspen vacation"

    ​With Charlie Sheen's upcoming jail sentence for domestic abuse getting whittled down by the minute, the Two and a Half Men star may wind up with a slap on the wrist for slapping his wife. The latest report says that Sheen could possibly serve his 30-day sentence for felony menacing, misdemean ... More >>

  • News

    May 6, 2010

    Sci-fi phenom Paolo Bacigalupi has seen the future -- and it's scary as hell

    ​With Charlie Sheen's upcoming jail sentence for domestic abuse getting whittled down by the minute, the Two and a Half Men star may wind up with a slap on the wrist for slapping his wife. The latest report says that Sheen could possibly serve his 30-day sentence for felony menacing, misdemean ... More >>

  • Blogs

    September 17, 2009

    Medical marijuana in Colorado: A directory

    Herbal Connections dispensary (photo by Aaron Thackeray)​ Colorado's medical marijuana business is booming -- or, if you prefer, blooming. You can read about the growth in Joel Warner's feature story or The Latest Word's marijuana category, which includes reviews of dispensaries. But if you ju ... More >>

  • Blogs

    September 9, 2009

    Mile Highs and Lows: Peace in Medicine Center

    ​As Colorado's medical-marijuana industry grows, marijuana dispensaries of all types and sizes are proliferating around the state. Some resemble swanky bars or sterile dentist offices; others feel like a dope dealer's college dorm room. To help keep them all straight, Westword will be offering ... More >>

  • News

    July 30, 2009

    In Colorado, it's not about why the wildlife cross the road, but whether they'll survive the trip

    ​As Colorado's medical-marijuana industry grows, marijuana dispensaries of all types and sizes are proliferating around the state. Some resemble swanky bars or sterile dentist offices; others feel like a dope dealer's college dorm room. To help keep them all straight, Westword will be offering ... More >>

  • Dining

    February 26, 2009

    SAME Cafe: The restaurant where you pay what you can

    ​As Colorado's medical-marijuana industry grows, marijuana dispensaries of all types and sizes are proliferating around the state. Some resemble swanky bars or sterile dentist offices; others feel like a dope dealer's college dorm room. To help keep them all straight, Westword will be offering ... More >>

  • Culture

    January 31, 2008

    Telltale Marks

    There are three sides to this Story at Metro’s Center for Visual Art.

  • Blogs

    November 16, 2007

    Best of Westword Winners: 1989

    There are three sides to this Story at Metro’s Center for Visual Art.

  • Culture

    January 25, 2007

    Japanese Art

    John and Kimiko Powers share their gorgeous collection at the DAM.

  • News

    May 18, 2006

    Clowns to the Left of Me

    Marc Holtzman's got a feeling that something in the Grand Old Party ain't right.

  • Music

    August 18, 2005

    Hootenanny

    Oakhurst injects roots rock with a heady dose of bluegrass.

  • News

    November 18, 2004

    Letters to the Editor

    From the week of November 18, 2004

  • News

    November 4, 2004

    Letters to the Editor

    From the week of November 4, 2004

  • News

    April 29, 2004

    The Importance of Being Holly

    Meet Holly Kylberg, the boldest of Denver's boldfaced names.

  • Culture

    March 25, 2004

    Now Showing

    Meet Holly Kylberg, the boldest of Denver's boldfaced names.

  • Dining

    August 29, 2002

    Bite Me

    To market, to market

  • News

    February 21, 2002

    Going Public

    Colorado Public Radio is selling itself as a kinder, gentler network. But its critics aren't buying it.

  • News

    December 13, 2001

    Crosstown Traffic

    Community-radio advocates and the Colorado Department of Transportation wind up in gridlock.

  • News

    October 11, 2001

    Frequency Free-for-All

    Getting a legal, low-power FM station on the air is easier said than done.

  • News

    October 4, 2001

    Gas Pains

    Drilling for natural gas on the Western Slope has punched holes in some residents' dreams of solitude. Others see it as the way of the West.

  • Culture

    May 3, 2001

    Thermo-dynamics

    The Foothills Art Center presents the current edition of the state's most significant ceramics exhibit.

  • News

    March 8, 2001

    Letters to the Editor

    From the week of March 8, 2001

  • Culture

    January 18, 2001

    All Hands Down

    The Arvada Center offers an uneven salute to some of the state's best craft wizards.

  • Culture

    September 28, 2000

    Short Stories

    Jerry Kunkel stars in the Robischon Gallery's season opener.

  • News

    August 17, 2000

    Can't Buy a Thrill

    Aspen's bizarre crime spree sent some of its favorite sons to prison -- and left the town wondering what went wrong.

  • Music

    July 15, 1999

    Punk Minus the Pop

    The Clusterfux get dangerous.

  • News

    May 27, 1999

    Terra Infirma

    Can bone-marrow transplants save breast-cancer patients? There's little middle ground in the debateand lots of uncharted territory.

  • Music

    May 6, 1999

    Taking Wing

    The Subdudes may be grounded, but Magpie's flying high.

  • News

    March 18, 1999

    Wise Gal

    Anne Slemmons took Michael Wise's money and ran for the border.

  • News

    September 17, 1998

    The Buckley Stops Here

    From questionable campaign contributions to administrative failures, Secretary of State Vikki Buckley's office has been a losing game.

  • News

    August 20, 1998

    Turning Water Into Whine

    When Gary Antonoff set up his own private government, the town of Lochbuie got soaked.

  • Culture

    February 19, 1998

    Hammers and Saws

    When Gary Antonoff set up his own private government, the town of Lochbuie got soaked.

  • News

    July 10, 1997

    Letters

    When Gary Antonoff set up his own private government, the town of Lochbuie got soaked.

  • Culture

    September 27, 1995

    GOING, GOING--GONE

    When Gary Antonoff set up his own private government, the town of Lochbuie got soaked.

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