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A Shoshoni woman accused of emptying the magazine of a handgun in the direction of her boyfriend and his Harley Davidson motorcycle, hitting the man in the foot, reportedly turned herself in Thursday and could face decades in prison.
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THANKS, TEACHERS Editor’s note: This article is the first in a month-long series on Aspen School District’s retiring teachers. New features will run every Friday in The Aspen Times through the month of June. Aspen Elementary School’s “Miss Kim” encourages her students to think about what they want to do when they grow up, rather than what they want to be. “When people say what do you want to be when you grow up, it puts you in such a box,” she said. “Think about, what is it they want to do, what do they want to do to make a difference in this world?”