Aspen Public Radio Podcasts

On this week’s Mountain Edition, hosts Alycin Bektesh and Wyatt Orme present a compilation of the week’s news.

The building that housed Boogies’ Diner, one block from the Gondola in Aspen, is as classic as the milkshakes and burgers it served for decades.

The construction of the new Grand Avenue bridge is on schedule and residents in Battlement Mesa are breathing a sigh of relief. Joining News Director Carolyn Sackariason via Skype to update us on the week’s headlines is Randy Essex, editor and publisher of the Glenwood Post Independent.

A professional cuddling business closed its doors in Rifle last month after dealing with harassment from clients and the community.

The Roaring Fork School District has lifted the lock out placed on area schools early this morning.

A busload of elected officials took a spin around Aspen to check out new transit technology on Tuesday.

Battlement Mesa residents are learning to live with oil and gas development in their neighborhoods. But a recent proposal that would allow for injection wells has both government agencies and citizens groups concerned about water safety.

The Cornerstone Classical School in Basalt is one of two of its kind in the state. It’s a non-denominational Christian school, which prides itself on academic rigor.

Snowmass Village Town Council has created a new advisory board, with a focus on parks, open space, trails and recreation.

Public land near Carbondale will go into private holdings this week.