Photos: Aspen Misc. for Jan. 12, 2020
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The Glenwood Boyz recently claimed the Adult League basketball title following a 10-week season and two-week single-elimination tournament. Pictured, from left to right, are Chano Gonzalez, Kevin Ayon, Kevin Lagunas, Kyle Kappeli, Robert Peters, Philip Riley, and Chad (not pictured are Zach Johnson and Pedro Rivera).
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Pitkin County Commissioner Steve Child, Aspen Mayor Torre and Commissioner Greg Poschman joined Aspen Junior Environmentalists and some visitors on Jan. 3 in front of City Hall. The first Fridays for Future event of 2020 was initiated by Ziska Childs (far left).
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Reader David Francuzzo caught a bird’s eye view of Aspen while paragliding over town last week.
David Francuzzo/Special to The Aspen Times
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License plate-reading cameras proposed at Aspen’s exit points to help solve crimes
The Pitkin County Sheriff’s Office is taking the lead in trying to close a gaping hole in the investigation of crimes in the upper Roaring Fork Valley by purchasing license plate-reading cameras likely to be used at the chokepoint entry and exits to Aspen.
