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Curtis Wackerle

Curtis Wackerle

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Editor, Aspen Journalism

Aspen

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Health , Hollywood

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Anything celebrity-related

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Total articles 467

  • APSPA: From corporate burr to community asset

    By Tim Cooney, Curtis Wackerle Verified| Aspen Journalism Verified In part two of the history of ski patrol unions (read part one here), a dramatic loss of benefits leads to the formation of the Aspen Professional Ski Patrol Association in 1986. As APSPA nears its 40th anniversary, the separate United Mountain Workers CWA local 7781 represents other ski patrols and mountain groups. To visitors and the community, the Aspen ski patrols could be the last stronghold of the inscrutable Aspen mystique.

    By Tim Cooney, Curtis Wackerle Verified · Aspen Journalism

    Apr. 19, 2025

  • ‘Say a prayer that all this comes to a happy conclusion’

    By Kaya Williams, Curtis Wackerle Verified| Aspen Journalism Verified St. Benedict’s Monastery in Old Snowmass has been called a “sacred place in the sacred valley,” a “monastic Camelot,” and a “cathedral of nature” imbued with spiritual and environmental care. More than 3,700 acres encompass irrigated ranchland, a historic chapel and cloisters, a contemporary retreat center and an abundance of open space — shrubby hillsides, dense forests and sprawling fields, stewarded for nearly 70 years by monks with a deep respect for the natural world.

    By Kaya Williams, Curtis Wackerle Verified · Aspen Journalism

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • APSPA: From corporate burr to community asset

    By Tim Cooney, Curtis Wackerle Verified| Aspen Journalism Verified In part two of the history of ski patrol unions (read part one here), a dramatic loss of benefits leads to the formation of the Aspen Professional Ski Patrol Association in 1986. As APSPA nears its 40th anniversary, the separate United Mountain Workers CWA local 7781 represents other ski patrols and mountain groups. To visitors and the community, the Aspen ski patrols could be the last stronghold of the inscrutable Aspen mystique.

    By Tim Cooney, Curtis Wackerle Verified · Aspen Journalism

    Apr. 19, 2025

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Aspen Journalism

Aspen Journalism's nonprofit newsroom reporting on water, environment, social justice, history and data from Aspen to Marble to upper Colorado River Basin.

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