Photos: Aspen Misc., March 8, 2020
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Reader Gregg Kaminsky shows off an Aspen Times during his February visit to Thailand. Email your "Where's Your Aspen Times" to rcarroll@aspentimes.com, and make sure to identify those pictured.
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Leonard “Boogie” Weinglass met and chatted with legendary Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski, better known as Coach K, on Thursday, two days ahead of Saturday’s Duke/UNC matchup, considered one of the greatest rivalries in college athletics and all of sports. Weinglass, a philanthropist who ran the legendary Boogie’s Diner in downtown Aspen, was a standout basketball player at Baltimore High School and once sank 252 consecutive free throws, a personal record.
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Members of Team Chair 9 were all fun and games after claiming the city of Aspen’s Rec A Hockey League championship for the 2019-20 season.
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