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Despite pleas for leniency, judge opts for jail in Carbondale 'vigilante justice' case

With options exhausted, Mulcahy starts moving out of Aspen housing

A U-Haul truck and trailer parked outside of 53 Forge Road in Burlingame Ranch wait to be filled with the Mulcahy’s belongings in Aspen on Monday, March 8, 2021. (Kelsey Brunner/The Aspen Times) After a local District Court judge issued what amounts to an eviction notice Monday, former Aspen mayoral candidate Lee Mulcahy said he’s giving up his standoff with the local housing authority and leaving town. “We got a U-Haul … and we’re loading it up,” Mulcahy told The Aspen Times on Monday. “We’re moving out as fast as we can. The city attorney has defeated us and I am going back home to be with family in Texas.”

With options exhausted, Mulcahy says he's moving out of Aspen housing

A U-Haul truck and trailer parked outside of 53 Forge Road in Burlingame Ranch wait to be filled with the Mulcahy’s belongings in Aspen on Monday, March 8, 2021. (Kelsey Brunner/The Aspen Times) After a local District Court judge issued what amounts to an eviction notice Monday, former Aspen mayoral candidate Lee Mulcahy said he’s giving up his standoff with the local housing authority and leaving town. “We got a U-Haul … and we’re loading it up,” Mulcahy told The Aspen Times on Monday. “We’re moving out as fast as we can. The city attorney has defeated us and I am going back home to be with family in Texas.”

With options exhausted, Mulcahy says he's moving out of Aspen housing

Final plea entered in 2018 pot-related Carbondale assault

Local courts will be busy once jury trials begin again

Famed con man who lived in Ajax shack arrested again in Aspen

A notorious con man and lifelong thief caught four years ago living in a well-appointed cabin he built on Aspen Mountain is back in town and back in trouble. James Hogue, 61, was arrested Monday by Aspen police officers investigating a burglary and charged with parking illegally and stealing power from a nearby apartment building, said APD Sgt. Mike Tracey. Hogue was not taken to jail and, instead, issued a summons for trespassing and tampering, which are low-level offenses. Aspen police continue to investigate the burglary, which took place inside the parking garage of an apartment building in the 200 block of East Cooper Avenue, Tracey said.

Another lawsuit in foamy feud between Aspen liquor store, grocer

  Clark’s supermarket anchors the shopping complex at North Mill and Puppy Smith streets; Aspen Wine & Spirits is located across the hallway from Clark's. Aspen Times file photo One thing the pandemic hasn’t ended is the neighborhood beer battle between Clark’s Market and Aspen Wine & Spirits, which spilled into court in September 2018. Last week, the liquor store again took the supermarket, the city of Aspen and the Local Licensing Authorities to court, as well as the Colorado Department of Revenue and its liquor enforcement division. The complaint challenges the legitimacy of the grocer’s license to sell beer.

Controversial Aspen home at Burlingame Ranch sells to APCHA

Embattled Burlingame Ranch resident Lee Mulcahy this week suffered another blow in his years-long battle with the Aspen-Pitkin County Housing Authority as the agency now owns the home he is living in, and an eviction is pending. A court-appointed receiver acting on behalf of a defiant Mulcahy closed on the property at 53 Forge Road and sold it to APCHA for $990,558.20 on Wednesday. Mulcahy and his 85-year-old mother, Sandy, have repeatedly stated that they will not leave the deed-restricted home they built, and violence will ensue if forced. “I will defend liberty and freedom with my life,” he said Thursday, while adding there is ongoing litigation, his case is on appeal and he is filing an emergency motion to the U.S. Supreme Court to stay an eventual eviction.