A federal judge has granted bankruptcy protection to Aspen’s Dancing Bear fractional residence project. read more Click here to read the whole story Read More →
Knockoff
What happens at the headwaters is nothing if not amusing, especially when what happens deals in Aspen real estate. Read More →
Get A Room
In comment #1, Post blogger flower77 has deep doubts about the fate of Snowmass hotels by any other name–like Viceroy or Westin. “Amazing,” she blogs, “the Town Council actually believes Pat Smith will bring in a Westin Hotel to allievate bringing in a larger Viceroy Hotel. My... Read more →
COMMITTEE VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!!!
SAVE THE DATE ~ Dec. 18th, 2007 COMMITTEE VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!!! “10 years ago Challenge Aspen was the beneficiary of The Aspen Club & Spa’s Grand Opening night and at that time Amanda Boxtel was a co-director. This year we are proud to announce we will be supporting individuals in the community... Read more →
Let’s Get Personal
The truth, according to Aspen Life blogger Tom Pazdernik, is just about everyone can get something out of having a personal trainer. “As trainers,” he blogs, “we have all been there. We know how it feels to be burned-out, discouraged, or pre-occupied when life gets in the way. Many... Read more →
On The Go In Goa
Post blogger Barbara Floria Orcutt is seeing India up close and personal during her trip to Goa for Fodor’s. “When we asked about Internet,” she blogs, “a young man behind a counter said, yes, please come this way and lead us through several rooms of his multigenerational household.... Read more →
Goa 2: CyberCafes And Other Indian Miracles
From the street, the building with the large “Cyber Cafe” sign looked promising. Then we entered the 10×10 foot first floor open-air office and saw the steepest, smallest circular staircase we’ve ever seen as the only way up to the second floor. We ascended to find a 10×10... Read more →
From Gandhi To Goa For Fodor’s
Post blogger Barbara Floria Orcutt visits Gandhi’s tomb on the first day of her trip to India for Fodor’s. “The highlight of the day,” she blogs, “was a stop at Gandhi’s Smitri -place of martyrdom. There’s an exhaustive museum of his life and last days. One... Read more →
Passage To India: On The Go To Goa
Day One in Delhi. It’s hot and dry in Delhi – no rain here for the past 10 days. Big billowy clouds overhead but not a drop. We have a Sikh driver – turban, thin, speaks as much English as we speak Hindi. He drove us to Humayum’s tomb – a precursor to the Taj Mahal, in... Read more →
Aspen Is A Green Hog
“With their heated driveways, outdoor hot tubs and 24-hour surveillance systems,” reports Steve Lipsher, “Aspen’s vacation homes each use more electricity than a block of average American homes, a new study reports. As a result, the luxurious second homes generate most of the... Read more →