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Aspen Community Foundation selected 68 non-profit organizations spanning from Aspen to Parachute that will receive a portion of its $835K Community Grant this year.

Students in Basalt High School’s outdoor leadership class flew above the Roaring Fork Valley to see views of the Crystal River and Thompson Divide while learning about water conservation efforts on the Western Slope.

Nursing Homes without Walls launched a Buddy Program in 2022 that has been making a heartwarming difference for seniors across the province and they hope to help create more friendships.

Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park’s Summer Music raised nearly $26,000 for local charities with their Mountain series this year. This year the adventure park worked to benefit 14 Roaring Fork Valley nonprofits with their summer music...

10 local residents recognized for civic service, leadership, involvement

Matthew Zakrzewski, a 34-year-old nanny in California, faces life in prison after he was convicted on charges relating to his sexual abuse of 17 boys.

Matthew Zakrzewski served as a male nanny for families across Southern California and called himself "the original Sitter Buddy" on his website.

An Orange County nanny was convicted Tuesday of molesting 16 young boys and showing pornography to a 17th boy while they were under his care. Matthew Antonio Zakrzewski, 34, of Costa Mesa, was convicted by a jury of 34 felony counts, including lewd and lascivious acts with a minor under the age of 14, oral […]

Matthew Antonio Zakrzewski, 34, of Costa Mesa, California, has been convicted of 34 counts of molesting 16 boys aged between two and 12as well as showing pornography to a seventeenth

Matthew Zakrzewski, 34, who called himself a "Sitter Buddy," has been convicted of 34 felony counts for molesting 16 boys across Southern California.