Construction staging to return to portion of lot, again, this summer
Assessing an aging storm water system comes with added logistical challenges
Ballooning Real Estate Transfer Tax monies create options, questions
Outdoor face covering requirements were planned for Tuesday night discussion
Request, less than in 2021, is more than half of nonprofit’s budget
Troubling wildfire season will require multi-jurisdictional effort, community buy-in, say land managers
Council majority decides new review should stick to criteria, not opinions
Town endorses 2-to-1 ratio of rental to for-sale affordable dwellings
Emails sent by former jail inmate to BOCC members warned of an ‘active threat’
Fee-in-lieu rates rising; lodging incentives fallen out of favor
Clapper, DiSalvo get heated discussing ‘short-term’ fixes and ‘long-term’ solutions
Two existing homes on Ute Avenue that are part of the same development are requesting amendments to their original approvals in order to increase their square footage.
Pitkin County’s climbing COVID-19 cases mean return of restrictions
Right way to execute right-of-way usage, mask ordinance among considerations
Rescue Plan provides relief to valley towns and counties
APCHA board to look at state of homes for sale
Potential grant from state will help with 10-year lease
1,500 doses of single-shot vaccine administered without ‘any hesitancy’
Adds housing-needs study to scope of project
High-season voting gets another go
Hauenstein, Doyle pick up council seats
Percentage of job losses in December most for month in 30 years
Council discourages enclosed structures once weather turns
Some disagreement among elected officials about how best to move forward
Red Onion has indicated it will remain closed
Officials got word Sunday evening of more than 1,000 unexpected Pfizer vaccines
In what is expected to be an extensive work session this evening, the Aspen City Council will use lessons learned from COVID-19 response in the last year to guide ongoing policies for community vitality.
More than $20,000 at play in the crowded field
BOCC wants more transparency from state concerning vaccine allotment
County’s 14-day incidence rate drops below required 700 threshold
Vehicle, pedestrian, bicycle interactions cause dangerous intersections
Busy Aspen intersection has been ‘neglected’
Democrat says events of Jan. 6 solidified decision
Eight Aspen residents vying for three City Council seats
Officials sympathetic but steadfast in reasons for moving to red-level restrictions
Francie Jacober sworn in Tuesday to District 5 BOCC seat
Amid and despite talk of noncompliance, restaurant community tries to look forward
Since freshman representative supported objection to Biden’s election, calls for her removal
‘Critical’ programs not part of life on the inside during pandemic
Strongly worded, though edited, to be sent asking for motivation behind electoral college stance
County hopes to identify demand ahead of more vaccine becoming available
Newman: PitCo might have more success working with neighboring municipalities individually
Former city employee with more than four decades of service remembered fondly
Some exemptions apply, such as those commuting for work, education or medical reasons
$4.2 million proposed in 2021 budget, while other departments bracing for cuts
Restaurants put in a tough spot regarding how to operate
Residential neighborhood parking fee resumes Jan. 18
Some schools transition to distance learning through end of this week
Residents have until Dec 21. to throw hat in election ring
Town spends $3.3M after budgeting $1.5M
Public hearing on increased pay to be held Dec. 8
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