The list of things to do as part of a push to reorganize following the formation of UCHealth-Estes Valley Medical Center is getting shorter for Park Hospital District board members […]
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Friends of Fantasy Day at Macdonald Book Shop
Join Macdonald Book Shop for Friends of Fantasy Day. This is the first annual event hosted by the American Booksellers Association for Indie Bookstores. Our event is free and for any age. […]
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Baron’s book brings the Mars craze back to Earth
An expert on Martians landed in Estes Park recently. David Baron of Boulder, author of the just-released “The Martians: The True Story of an Alien Craze that Captured Turn-of-the-Century America,” […]
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Going to France this summer? Here are two enchanting books
I am not a very good linguist. Foreign languages do not come easily to me. However, I always wanted to be bilingual. I spent my junior year of college in Madrid, […]
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Legislative breakfast previewed issues of interest to older Coloradans
Legislative leaders gathered last week over eggs, bacon and orange juice to discuss issues of unique importance to older Coloradans and signaled they would work to extend a pilot program […]
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Estes Park publisher offers books that describe transformation
Armin Lear Press publisher has issued two interesting and unique memoirs. The first is “Heart of a Stuntman: From Hollywood to Humanity” by Kevin Ball. There’s no denying that Ball […]
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Are you smarter than a fifth-grader? Summer scholars find errors in workbooks
Superintendent Ruby Bode smiled proudly at the Tuesday evening meeting of the Estes Park School Board as eight students shared their experiences completing the Summer Challenge, a workbook that engaged […]
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Meet the Estes Valley Voice team: Part 4 of 4
This is the last of a four-part “meet the Estes Valley Voice team of writers, editors, and creatives.” We are a merry band of journalists and news junkies who believe […]
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‘Homesteading Big Owl’ was no mean feat
ALLENSPARK — It was standing-room-only at Tree Huggers Trading Co. on a recent Sunday afternoon in mid-November when locals gathered to talk about, Katherine G. Garetson, an early settler who […]
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Lee’s memoir explores what it means to be Indigenous
Joseph Lee is an Aquinnah Wampanoag writer based in New York City. He has a master of fine arts degree from Columbia University and teaches creative writing at Mercy University. […]