Photos: Aspen Misc., Jan. 5, 2020
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Larry and Marjie Aleamoni hold up an Aspen Times while recently aboard the Crown Princess cruise ship in the southern Caribbean. Email your "Where's Your Aspen Times" to rcarroll@aspentimes.com, and make sure to identify those pictured.
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Aspen Skiing Co. CEO Mike Kaplan (middle) recently joined members of the Tennessee School for the Blind at Elk Meadows in Snowmass to experience firsthand Challenge Aspen’s program for the disabled. Kaplan blindfolded himself and took some short runs to sample what a visually impaired individual experiences on the hill.
Daniel Bayer/Special to The Aspen Times
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Kyra Kennedy, Teddy Shriver, Chessy Shriver and Anthony Shriver attended a winter rosé tasting aprés ski event at the new Snow Lodge pop-up in Aspen on Dec. 29. The event was in celebration of Nicole Miller’s namesake rosé wine, which launched in the summer.
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