Strang Ranch will be hosting their second annual sheep dog trial this weekend with competition from 8:00- 4:30 each day. The competition begins friday with the “Open”. There are competitors from seven different states all checking out the field, vying for purse money, and trying to qualify... Read more →
Sheep Dog Karma In Missouri Heights
SOURCE: Strang Ranch Sheep Dog Trial Strang Ranch will be hosting their second annual sheep dog trial this weekend with competition from 8:00- 4:30 each day. The competition begins friday with the “Open”. There are competitors from seven different states all checking out the field,... Read more →
Lamping Lectures America
In comment #1 Dawn Lamping lectures America and urges us to get back to the laws that made us great. Read More →
Chef Dava’s Sustainable Journey
“I invited my neighbor Miss Jodie over this morning for a Squash Blossom Breakfast,” she blogs. “I’ve had a hankering for weeks now since Mona Esposito fed me one on my delivery route in Aspen, and boy was I hungry for them. I stuffed them with a mix of Haystack Smoked Chevre... Read more →
What’s in the Box From Chef Dava
We should have Tomatoes, Gala Apples, Peaches, Summer Squash, Cucumbers, Beets, Carrots, Cilantro or Basil, Jalapenos, New Potatoes, Garlic, Ground Cherries ( aka Goose Berries ) and Edamame Sounds good to me! I am really enjoying this fresh cuisine. I invited my neighbor Miss Jodie over this morning... Read more →
The Next Added 100 Million Americans
According to Katie Couric, Brian Williams and Charles Gibson, the United States surpassed 300,000,000 people in October 2006. Their current demographic predictions, based on immigration-driven growth levels, show America adding 100 million people by 2040. (Source: Fogel/Martin March 2006 “US Population... Read more →
Wall Doesn’t Sit Right For Rat
Post Blogger Wharf Rat has been mulling the notion of a wall along the United States border with Mexico. “Down in the pit of my stomach,” he blogs, “the idea of a border fence festers like the remnants of spoiled milk downed with reckless disregard for the carton’s expiration... Read more →
What You Need To Know About Our News Hole
Yes–it’s true–you don’t actually have to go to any of the newspapers any more, because the Aspen Post News Hole delivers the daily RSS feeds from the local Aspen, Glenwood, and Vail dailies–and relevant stories from the Denver papers as well. Click here every day for a fast... Read more →
Hybrid RFTA Buses Cost ‘Twice As Much’ To Run
City of Aspen finance chief Paul Menter tells Post Time News the new hybrid RFTA buses “cost at least twice as much as those running on diesel.” “It;s my job to let [Aspen City Council] know how cost-effective certain projects while be, but in the end it is up to them to make the decisions,”... Read more →
Take A Hike With Post Bloggers
Following in the footsteps of B. Jon Traylor, Post blogger Edward Troy organizes a hike for those who like to blog and blab. Read More →