Lisa Schlichtman

1 month ago | steamboatmagazine.com | Lisa Schlichtman

The group Steamboat Kids & Phones meets in the library. Photo by Gavin Liddell. A grassroots movement is gaining momentum in Steamboat Springs as a growing number of local parents join a community conversation about kids and cell phones. Steamboat Kids & Phones was launched last May when one mom sent a letter to other parents of rising sixth-graders poised to enter Steamboat Springs Middle School.

Jan 24, 2025 | holeheartedliving.substack.com | Lisa Schlichtman

Welcome readers to My Hole-Hearted Life, a creative space where I’ll be sharing personal essays about my grief journey that began on Oct. 6, 2020, when I received a Facetime call from a dear friend telling me Mike, my husband of 35 years, had died in a plane crash. He had gone up for a ride in an ultralight, and for reasons still unknown to us and the Federal Aviation Administration, the plane crashed in a field in rural Indiana, and Mike and the pilot did not survive the impact.

Oct 19, 2023 | steamboatmagazine.com | Lisa Schlichtman

(Photo: The Tumminellos are pictured with another Ukrainian family whose house in Chernobyl was destroyed. They lost everything and were clearing rubble. Courtesy of Lisa Renee and Doug Tumminello.)Steamboat Springs, CO - In the year and a half since Russia invaded Ukraine, Lisa Renee and Doug Tumminello have traveled twice to Kyiv to deliver combat medical supplies to frontline fighters and provide humanitarian aid to villages in the Chernobyl area north of the capital city.

Oct 4, 2023 | steamboatmagazine.com | Lisa Schlichtman

(Photo: Steamboat Springs is home to a vibrant and growing Pickleball community – a factor that has led the Steamboat Tennis and Pickleball Center to undergo a renovation that will add 20 new dedicated Pickleball courts to the facility. Photo Courtesy of Trey Mullen.) From Steamboat Magazine Outdoors Edition 2023. Steamboat Springs, CO - Search the hashtag #pickleballislife and the curious will discover people of all ages posing with small, bright-colored paddles and wide grins on their faces.

Aug 31, 2023 | boulderreportinglab.org | Jessica Mordacq |Lisa Schlichtman

Aaron Uhl, owner of Uhl’s Brewing Company in Boulder, started noticing more creative and unique labels on beer cans around 2015, though not yet in Colorado. “A lot of breweries were thinking about how to grab market share,” Uhl said. “Flashy cans with sweet-looking labels sell beer.” It’s a trend that continues today across the U.S. and, by now, has come to Boulder, which boasts 18 craft breweries.