Jeanne Souldern

Jan 10, 2025 | soprissun.com | Jeanne Souldern

Sopris SunTraducción por Dolores Duarte para Sol del ValleLa ciudad de Carbondale ha anunciado la continuación de su servicio de transporte gratuito por demanda, Downtowner para el 2025. Tras el éxito de su programa piloto de seis meses, el cual inició el 1 de julio de 2023, el servicio Downtowner se extendió un año más con la aprobación del presupuesto de la ciudad para 2025.

Jan 8, 2025 | soprissun.com | Jeanne Souldern

The Town of Carbondale has announced the continuation of its free, on-demand Downtowner ride service through the end of 2025. Following its successful six-month pilot program, which began on July 1,2023, the Downtowner service was extended for another year with the approval of the Town’s 2025 budget. Presentations about the Downtowner service and the WE-cycle bike-share program will be made at the Jan. 14 Board of Trustees meeting that includes ridership data and operational updates.

Jan 1, 2025 | soprissun.com | Jeanne Souldern

One crisp morning last fall, children harvested apples from a local orchard and brought them back to The Learning Council’s (TLC) community kitchen to prepare a meal. This activity was more than an agricultural lesson — it exemplifies how the Paonia nonprofit weaves education into a celebration of connection and culture. Nestled in the heart of Paonia, TLC stands as a testament to the power of community-driven education and cultural enrichment.

Dec 18, 2024 | soprissun.com | Jeanne Souldern

On July 4, Carolyn Golbus, a life coach and author, tragically lost her life in a bicycle accident in Aspen. The incident occurred as Golbus and her partner, Gary Gleason, were cycling to meet friends and watch the Independence Day parade. Moments before the accident, the couple had been reflecting on the success of their collaborative book, “Meeting Your Magnificence: 111 Ways to Live from Your Higher Self.”Gleason described that moments before the accident, “She was so excited,” he said.

Dec 4, 2024 | soprissun.com | Jeanne Souldern

For Aly Sanguily, community is at the heart of everything she does. Whether running a brewery, organizing events or raising her daughter, Harlow, Sanguily’s journey reflects a deep connection to the people and places that make Carbondale unique. Sanguily and her husband, Chase Engel, moved to the Roaring Fork Valley nearly 15 years ago when Engel landed a job as head brewer at Aspen Brewing Company. The couple relocated from Durango, where they both attended Fort Lewis College.