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Bernard Grauer — Like Aspen Councilman Bill Guth, I too have zero issues with outdoor eating (“City of Aspen looks to chill ornamental gas heaters,” Sept. 12, Aspen Daily News)....

Also: Paving projects move forward for Royal Road, Rancho Grande; and in final weeks of monsoon, rainfall remains low

Former State Pathologist Marie Cassidy says the horror of “children killing children” in the Ana Kriégel case was the “straw that broke the camel’s back” in forcing her to quit her job.

With a slate of local festivals approved for the fall season, the City of Nogales is continuing to deliberate how much taxpayer money should be used to fund community-affiliated events.

On March 1, former City Attorney Michael Massee filed a notice of claim against the City of Nogales, alleging wrongful termination.

Sen. Joe Manchin III is a nuisance to the White House, unapologetically critical of his Democratic Party and increasingly alienated from voters in his home state that has turned bright red.

Aspen City Council is considering a 15 mph limit throughout town, with some exceptions

No ordinances regulate use of portable propane devices at restaurants

No ordinances regulate use of portable propane devices at restaurants

Paradigm Talent Agency has hired Chris Till as an agent in their theater literary and content division, Variety has learned exclusively.