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There are countless shining examples year-round of Roaring Fork Valley residents taking action to benefit the environment. Aspen Center for Environmental Studies and Roaring Fork Conservancy have outstanding educational programs to nurture a connection with nature among students. Aspen Valley Land Trust works with ranchers and other landowners to conserve vistas and sensitive lands from development. Wilderness Workshop fights to protect the most important unspoiled lands for people and wildlife...

154 Views John McGeoch [far-right in the photo above]invented angular rock. His incendiary and highly ambitious guitar riffs electrified the post-punk era, the Scotsman’s distinctive style the melodic spine for the classic albums of Magazine, Visage, Siouxsie and the Banshees, and Public Image Ltd. It wasn’t until the Banshees’ fifth album, A Kiss in the Dreamhouse in 1982, that his reputation received widespread acclaim. Yet it was with Howard Devoto’s influential Magazine fou...

Elliott Gould and Kathleen Chalfant Oscar nominee and Broadway alum Elliott Gould has joined the cast of We Have to Hurry, set to premiere May 1 on Broadway on Demand. As previously announced, the live stream performance of Dorothy Lyman’s play also stars Kathleen Chalfant and Jeanne Lauren Smith. Patricia Vanstone directs the play, which follows a pair of mature people forced to commune from across a balcony due to new isolation protocols. When Gil notices the secret lov...

St Mirren striker Doug Somner recalls epic Celtic Scottish Cup replay, facing France legend Michel Platini and rooming with Frank McAvennie The former Saints hitman relives the highs and lows of his eventful career in Paisley. Thousands of fans queuing outside Love Street after St Mirrens cup replay with Celtic had already kicked off Join thousands of fans who have signed up to our Celtic newsletter.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will ...

Amy Hill and Midori Francis An all–Asian American cast will star in NAATCO’s benefit reading of Thornton Wilder’s Our Town, including Amy Hill as the Stage Manager, Midori Francis Iwama as Emily Webb, and Yumi Iwama as Mrs. Webb. The digital presentation will stream May 19 at 8 PM ET. Rounding out the cast are Cindy Cheung, Kassandra Cordova, Autumn Domingo, Connor Domingo, Ron Domingo, John D. Haggerty, Paul Juhn, Peter Kim, Glenn Kubota, Clara Haru Mulligan, O...

Dean Doyle (left) and John Doyle (right) Two brothers have each been jailed for five years after a shotgun was fired through a house window at an address in the Holme Wood area of Bradford. John Doyle, 34, of Oddy Street, Tong, Bradford, and Dean Doyle, 39, of Carrbottom Road, Greengates, Bradford, were sentenced at Bradford Crown Court for possession of a firearm with intent to cause fear of violence. John Doyle pleaded guilty to that offence and to two charges of making a threat to kill...

I became a gangland kidnapper after I served in Afghanistan - now Im saving other veterans from the streets "You never see a homeless former officer on the streets. It is the kid from a council estate and a disadvantaged background who joined the army, did five years, served his country as a perfect foot soldier, and leaves with no support"

Dublin City University says it is "astonished" over a complaint made by the Embassies of Georgia and Ukraine in Ireland about the universitys teaching of a course on the geopolitics of the Caucasus and Ukraine. The two embassies sent a joint letter to the President of DCU, Professor Dáire Keogh, and copied it to a number of senior DCU academics and a senior official at the Department of Foreign Affairs in Dublin on 8 April. The letter claimed the course was spreading "disinformation and Russia...

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Brian Geraghty, Dysart, Co Roscommon Brian operates a dairy-calf-to-beef system on a 52ha leased farm in Dysart in south Co Roscommon. Of this, about 20ha of it would be rough grazing, with the remainder good grass growing ground. In 2020, Brian reared 92 Angus heifers. Taking advantage of the good weather conditions last spring, Brian reared most of the calves at grass and achieved a daily liveweight gain of 0.9kg/day over the rearing phase. This spring, high calf prices have meant Brian has ...