Rich Allen

1 week ago | soprissun.com | Rich Allen

El orador principal de la Conferencia de Seguridad Escolar de Roaring Fork del viernes cree que la intervención proactiva y no tímida es una de las mejores maneras de prevenir la violencia. Bernard James, profesor de la Facultad de Derecho Pepperdine Caruso, dirigió un debate de cuatro horas sobre el estado de la seguridad escolar y los derechos de estudiantes, docentes, agentes de recursos escolares y las fuerzas del orden en general.

1 week ago | aspendailynews.com | Rich Allen

Picket signs lined both sides of Grand Avenue as participants in the Glenwood Springs demonstration of the “No Kings Day” national protest — potentially in the thousands by headcount — walked to and from Sayre Park on Saturday morning to express dissatisfaction on a number of issues. The Roaring Fork Valley rally was one of thousands held across the country on Flag Day, which also was President Donald Trump’s birthday, and also was the 250th anniversary of the Army.

2 weeks ago | aspendailynews.com | Rich Allen

The keynote speaker of Friday’s Roaring Fork School Safety Summit believes that proactive, non-timid intervention is one of the best ways to prevent violence. Bernard James, a professor at Pepperdine Caruso School of Law, led a four-hour discussion on the state of school safety and the rights of students, teachers, school resource officers and general law enforcement, citing case law and explaining the distinctions between Colorado and federal law.

2 weeks ago | aspendailynews.com | Rich Allen

When a quartet of pros got to run local girl hockey players through drills, they naturally focused on the most important skill: skating. Four Professional Women’s Hockey League players and one coach took around two dozen youth players through skating and shooting practice on Thursday at the Lewis Ice Arena, just giving a face and name to an ever-growing opportunity for youth players. “It’s huge that the league is here,” Amanda Pelkey, a player with the Boston Fleet, said.

2 weeks ago | aspendailynews.com | Rich Allen

Less than a year after its last executive director started, Aspen Valley Ski and Snowboard Club is once again on the hunt for a new leader. In a community letter sent on Tuesday and a subsequent press release issued on Wednesday, AVSC announced that David Baugh was stepping down from his role effective this month. The letter and release cited “personal family reasons” for the abrupt departure.