Aspen Food & Wine Classic to be held June 13 - 15, 2008; featured guests to include nationally-recognized chefs Bobby Flay, Jacques Pepin, wine connoisseur, Joshua Wesson
One of the nations most prestigious epicurean events. Culinary stars show their passion for food, wine and entertaining. More than 300 Vintners pour premium wines complimented by specialty foods from around the world. Join leading chefs including Bobby Flay, Jacques Pépin, and noted wine authorities such as Joshua Wesson for three inspiring days of wine tastings, cooking demonstrations and special events.
Tickets are on sale NOW. Please note, tickets sell out EARLY!! Call STAY ASPEN SNOWMASS at 877-900-WINE for more information. For a complete schedule of events, please visit www.foodandwine.com/classic.
For exhibitor information, please visit http://www.foodandwine.com/promo/classic/exhibitor_application.html.
No one under the age of 21 permitted, including infants and small children in child carriers. This policy pertains to all events including seminars and Grand Tastings.
Volunteer registration for 2008 begins March 3rd, 2008, please click here to register.
Future Dates (Subject to change):
June 19-21, 2009 (NEW DATES!)
Contents: Aspen Chamber/Special Annual Event Schedule
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Thursday, April 10, 2008
Russets: Down Valley Restaurant Says "Upscale Casual"
Russets Restaurant in Carbondale is no small potatoes when it comes to gastronomic productions. The stylish new eatery is a crown jewel on the Carbondale-Basalt-Aspen dining scene.
Chef-Owner, Claude Van Horton, a Chicago area transplant who has lived and worked in the Aspen-Basalt-Carbondale area for over 35 years, calls his new hotspot, "Upscale Casual." Many may know him from his other restaurant, Chefy's, then in Basalt.
Haute cuisine with home-style flair prevails. Casual? Let just say, servers are not in tuxedos and you don't have to be dressed to the nines to eat here. Dining is unhurried, casual and relaxing.
Look for the Master Chef in operation through the semi-open kitchen.
Reasonable prices, too.
A good reason to travel "down valley" during your visit to the Aspen-Snowmass area.
Here's the complete menu.
APPETIZERS
Pistachio Crusted Goat Cheese served warm with roasted garlic and French bread 8.95
Pan Seared Scallops served on ginger coconut cream 11.95
Artichoke Heart & Green Chili Dip with sharp cheddar and home-made corn chips 7.95
Sautéed Mexican White Shrimp in butter, garlic, herbs and wines 10.95
East Coast Oysters on the half shell with cocktail sauce and fresh horseradish 10.50
East Coast Oysters “Rockefeller” with fresh spinach and hollandaise glaze 11.95
Sesame Crusted Pan Seared Ahi Tuna with wasabi, ginger and tamari 13.95
Blue Back Fin Crab Cakes with roasted red pepper remoulade 10.95
Spicy Orange BBQ Baby Back Ribs served with cole slaw 10.50
Fried Calamari with a choice of cocktail sauce or chipotle mayo 9.95
Belgium Fries where they originated and homemade here 4.50
SOUPS & SALADS
Wild Mushroom Soup – famous 4.95 cup, 6.95 bowl
Lobster Bisque – always the best 5.50 cup, 7.95 bowl
Chicken Gumbo – rich and bold 5.95 cup, 8.50 bowl
Fresh Salad Greens 4.95 ~ Caesar Salad 5.95
Hearts of Romaine & Bleu Cheese 6.50
LARGE SALADS
Fresh Baby Spinach with caramelized walnuts, mandarin oranges, red bell peppers, crispy bacon,
mushrooms, parmesan cheese and warm balsamic-dijon dressing Entree 10.95 Half 8.50
Gourmet Salad fresh greens with feta cheese, kalamata olives, hearts of palm, marinated artichoke hearts,
tomatoes and tomato vinaigrette dressing Entree 10.95 Half 8.50
Russet's Chopped Salad fresh greens, tomatoes, cucumbers, red bell peppers, jicama, hard boiled egg, carrots, radishes and red onions Entree 10.95 Half 8.50
Add Chicken 5.95 Shrimp 7.50 Scallops 10.50 to your salad
Marinated Asian Tenderloin Steak Salad fresh baby greens and spinach, napa cabbage, pears, red bell peppers, carrots, jicama, wasabi peas and julienne won tons served with wasabi vinaigrette dressing 16.95
SIDES
Sautéed Fresh Spinach in olive oil and fresh garlic 5.95
Fresh Asparagus with hollandaise 5.95
Belgian Fries 4.50
House Made Macaroni and Cheese 5.95
SANDWICHES
Russets Burger 6oz hormone-free hamburger served with Belgian fries 9.95
Southwestern Chipotle Pulled Pork served with Belgian fries 9.95
Russets "Philly" Cheese Steak with grilled onions and white American cheese served with Belgian fries 10.95
With American or Cheddar add 1.25 ~ With Gorgonzola add 1.75
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ENTREES
Pork Tenderloin natural, hormone and antibiotic free, marinated in honey, garlic and spices and char-broiled 17.95
Pan Seared Scallops served on ginger coconut cream 19.95
Sautéed Mexican White Shrimp in butter, garlic, herbs and wines 17.95
Seared Chicken Breast natural, hormone and antibiotic free, with apricot-pineapple glaze
and gorgonzola cream 15.95
Apple Cider Brined Pork Chop baked with an apple, calvados and whole grain mustard cream sauce 15.95
Sesame Crusted Pan Seared Ahi Tuna served rare with wasabi, ginger and tamari 23.95
New York Cut Sirloin char-broiled to taste 22.95
Blue Back Fin Crab Cakes with roasted red pepper remoulade 21.95
Almond Crusted Fresh Trout brushed with lemon butter 15.95
Roasted Colorado Boneless Lamb Loin mustard rubbed, served with fresh rosemary-garlic jus 23.95
Authentic Louisiana Style Chicken Gumbo served with saffron rice 15.95
Spicy Orange BBQ Baby Back Ribs served with cole slaw and Belgium fries 21.50
Filet Mignon char-broiled served with béarnaise, 6oz 22.95 ~ 10oz 33.95
Char-Broiled Tournedos of Elk hormone and antibiotic free
served with tart cherries and port wine 24.95
Braised Colorado Lamb Shanks with port wine, rich stock and new potatoes 16.95
Half Roasted Garlic Herbed Chicken all natural, hormone and antibiotic free 12.95
House Made Macaroni and Cheese 8.95
Northern Italian Homemade Cheese Lasagna with marinara sauce 11.95
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DESSERTS
Chocolate Cake with chocolate sauce 6.50
Lefty Sundae with vanilla ice cream 6.50 ~ Pecan Mocha Torte with vanilla ice cream 6.50
Creme Brulée Cheesecake 6.50 ~ Chocolate Truffle Sampler 7.50
Key Lime Pie 6.50 ~ Root Beer Float 5.50
Hot Apple Pastry with vanilla ice cream 6.50
Russets proudly serves organic and hormone free products where available.
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DRINKS
Wines by the Glass and by the Bottle
Our extensive list of wines by the glass and bottle vary weekly
Russetinis
Potatotini Chopin Potato Vodka shaken
with a hint of Vermouth served up with an olive
Classic Martini Bombay Sapphire shaken
with a hint of Vermouth, served up with an olive
Cosmopolitan Chopin Vodka, Cointreau, splash
of cranberry, shaken, served up with a twist
Bikini Martini Chopin Vodka, Malibu Rum
and pineapple juice shaken, served up
Lemontini house-infused Chopin shaken with a fresh
squeeze of lemon, served up with a sugared rim and a twist
Chocolate Martini Chopin Vodka and Godiva Liqueur
shaken, served up with shaved chocolate
Bottled Beer
Domestic
Bud ~ Bud Light ~ Coors ~ Coors Light ~ Sam Adams ~ Miller Lite
Import/Micro
Amstel Light ~ Fat Tire Amber Ale ~ Sierra Nevada Pale Ale
Flying Dog Doggie Style ~ Flying Dog In Heat Wheat
Murphy’s Stout ~ Heineken ~ Sierra Nevada Porter
Tillburg Dutch Brown ~ RedTail Blue Heron ~ Pilsner Urquell
Non Alcoholic Beer
Odouls ~ Odouls Dark ~ Paulaner Thomasbrau
Non Alcoholic Bottled Drinks and Tea
IBC Root Beer ~ Orangina
Voss Sparkling or Still Water
Republic Tea Blackberry Sage
Republic Tea Ginger Peach Decaf
Russets proudly serves organic shade-grown faire trade coffee.
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Dinner Everyday
Reservations Recommended
225 Main Street
Carbondale, CO 81623
970-963-3036
info@russets.net
Chef-Owner, Claude Van Horton, a Chicago area transplant who has lived and worked in the Aspen-Basalt-Carbondale area for over 35 years, calls his new hotspot, "Upscale Casual." Many may know him from his other restaurant, Chefy's, then in Basalt.
Haute cuisine with home-style flair prevails. Casual? Let just say, servers are not in tuxedos and you don't have to be dressed to the nines to eat here. Dining is unhurried, casual and relaxing.
Look for the Master Chef in operation through the semi-open kitchen.
Reasonable prices, too.
A good reason to travel "down valley" during your visit to the Aspen-Snowmass area.
Here's the complete menu.
APPETIZERS
Pistachio Crusted Goat Cheese served warm with roasted garlic and French bread 8.95
Pan Seared Scallops served on ginger coconut cream 11.95
Artichoke Heart & Green Chili Dip with sharp cheddar and home-made corn chips 7.95
Sautéed Mexican White Shrimp in butter, garlic, herbs and wines 10.95
East Coast Oysters on the half shell with cocktail sauce and fresh horseradish 10.50
East Coast Oysters “Rockefeller” with fresh spinach and hollandaise glaze 11.95
Sesame Crusted Pan Seared Ahi Tuna with wasabi, ginger and tamari 13.95
Blue Back Fin Crab Cakes with roasted red pepper remoulade 10.95
Spicy Orange BBQ Baby Back Ribs served with cole slaw 10.50
Fried Calamari with a choice of cocktail sauce or chipotle mayo 9.95
Belgium Fries where they originated and homemade here 4.50
SOUPS & SALADS
Wild Mushroom Soup – famous 4.95 cup, 6.95 bowl
Lobster Bisque – always the best 5.50 cup, 7.95 bowl
Chicken Gumbo – rich and bold 5.95 cup, 8.50 bowl
Fresh Salad Greens 4.95 ~ Caesar Salad 5.95
Hearts of Romaine & Bleu Cheese 6.50
LARGE SALADS
Fresh Baby Spinach with caramelized walnuts, mandarin oranges, red bell peppers, crispy bacon,
mushrooms, parmesan cheese and warm balsamic-dijon dressing Entree 10.95 Half 8.50
Gourmet Salad fresh greens with feta cheese, kalamata olives, hearts of palm, marinated artichoke hearts,
tomatoes and tomato vinaigrette dressing Entree 10.95 Half 8.50
Russet's Chopped Salad fresh greens, tomatoes, cucumbers, red bell peppers, jicama, hard boiled egg, carrots, radishes and red onions Entree 10.95 Half 8.50
Add Chicken 5.95 Shrimp 7.50 Scallops 10.50 to your salad
Marinated Asian Tenderloin Steak Salad fresh baby greens and spinach, napa cabbage, pears, red bell peppers, carrots, jicama, wasabi peas and julienne won tons served with wasabi vinaigrette dressing 16.95
SIDES
Sautéed Fresh Spinach in olive oil and fresh garlic 5.95
Fresh Asparagus with hollandaise 5.95
Belgian Fries 4.50
House Made Macaroni and Cheese 5.95
SANDWICHES
Russets Burger 6oz hormone-free hamburger served with Belgian fries 9.95
Southwestern Chipotle Pulled Pork served with Belgian fries 9.95
Russets "Philly" Cheese Steak with grilled onions and white American cheese served with Belgian fries 10.95
With American or Cheddar add 1.25 ~ With Gorgonzola add 1.75
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
ENTREES
Pork Tenderloin natural, hormone and antibiotic free, marinated in honey, garlic and spices and char-broiled 17.95
Pan Seared Scallops served on ginger coconut cream 19.95
Sautéed Mexican White Shrimp in butter, garlic, herbs and wines 17.95
Seared Chicken Breast natural, hormone and antibiotic free, with apricot-pineapple glaze
and gorgonzola cream 15.95
Apple Cider Brined Pork Chop baked with an apple, calvados and whole grain mustard cream sauce 15.95
Sesame Crusted Pan Seared Ahi Tuna served rare with wasabi, ginger and tamari 23.95
New York Cut Sirloin char-broiled to taste 22.95
Blue Back Fin Crab Cakes with roasted red pepper remoulade 21.95
Almond Crusted Fresh Trout brushed with lemon butter 15.95
Roasted Colorado Boneless Lamb Loin mustard rubbed, served with fresh rosemary-garlic jus 23.95
Authentic Louisiana Style Chicken Gumbo served with saffron rice 15.95
Spicy Orange BBQ Baby Back Ribs served with cole slaw and Belgium fries 21.50
Filet Mignon char-broiled served with béarnaise, 6oz 22.95 ~ 10oz 33.95
Char-Broiled Tournedos of Elk hormone and antibiotic free
served with tart cherries and port wine 24.95
Braised Colorado Lamb Shanks with port wine, rich stock and new potatoes 16.95
Half Roasted Garlic Herbed Chicken all natural, hormone and antibiotic free 12.95
House Made Macaroni and Cheese 8.95
Northern Italian Homemade Cheese Lasagna with marinara sauce 11.95
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
DESSERTS
Chocolate Cake with chocolate sauce 6.50
Lefty Sundae with vanilla ice cream 6.50 ~ Pecan Mocha Torte with vanilla ice cream 6.50
Creme Brulée Cheesecake 6.50 ~ Chocolate Truffle Sampler 7.50
Key Lime Pie 6.50 ~ Root Beer Float 5.50
Hot Apple Pastry with vanilla ice cream 6.50
Russets proudly serves organic and hormone free products where available.
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
DRINKS
Wines by the Glass and by the Bottle
Our extensive list of wines by the glass and bottle vary weekly
Russetinis
Potatotini Chopin Potato Vodka shaken
with a hint of Vermouth served up with an olive
Classic Martini Bombay Sapphire shaken
with a hint of Vermouth, served up with an olive
Cosmopolitan Chopin Vodka, Cointreau, splash
of cranberry, shaken, served up with a twist
Bikini Martini Chopin Vodka, Malibu Rum
and pineapple juice shaken, served up
Lemontini house-infused Chopin shaken with a fresh
squeeze of lemon, served up with a sugared rim and a twist
Chocolate Martini Chopin Vodka and Godiva Liqueur
shaken, served up with shaved chocolate
Bottled Beer
Domestic
Bud ~ Bud Light ~ Coors ~ Coors Light ~ Sam Adams ~ Miller Lite
Import/Micro
Amstel Light ~ Fat Tire Amber Ale ~ Sierra Nevada Pale Ale
Flying Dog Doggie Style ~ Flying Dog In Heat Wheat
Murphy’s Stout ~ Heineken ~ Sierra Nevada Porter
Tillburg Dutch Brown ~ RedTail Blue Heron ~ Pilsner Urquell
Non Alcoholic Beer
Odouls ~ Odouls Dark ~ Paulaner Thomasbrau
Non Alcoholic Bottled Drinks and Tea
IBC Root Beer ~ Orangina
Voss Sparkling or Still Water
Republic Tea Blackberry Sage
Republic Tea Ginger Peach Decaf
Russets proudly serves organic shade-grown faire trade coffee.
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Dinner Everyday
Reservations Recommended
225 Main Street
Carbondale, CO 81623
970-963-3036
info@russets.net
Highlands Will Stay Open Two Extra Weekends Thru April 27
Ten Feet of Snow Still On Mid-Mountain, And More In The Bowl, Convinces Skico Officials That Keeping Highlands Open Is A Smart Move, And Gesture of Appreciation To Locals and Resort Employees Alike
Aspen Highlands, because there is still almost ten feet of snow at mid-mountain, will close as scheduled on April 6, then re-open for two weekends, April 19 & 20 and April 26 & 27, Aspen Times reported on March 21, 2008. This will include the Highland Bowl.
With even more snow falling down on the White River National Forest, AKA, Aspen Mountain, Highlands, Snowmass and Buttermilk Mountain, the area could, although highly unlikely, stay open through June.
“This is our way of saying thank you to the community for a great season,” Skico President & CEO, Mike Kaplan, told the local press.
Buttermilk will close on schedule Sunday, April 6. Aspen Mountain and Snowmass will close Sunday afternoon, April 13.
Spokespersons for Skico said critical electrical work on the Silver Queen Gondola will prohibit the extention to Aspen Mountain, or Ajax. Construction on a new restaurant at Sam's Knob has to begin right away, Skico said.
“It would be a shame to waste all this great snow,” Rich Burkley, vice president mountain operations, Aspen Ski Co., told local press.
Exhibition, Loge and Deep Temerity lifts will operate each day from 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Merry-Go-Round restaurant will serve a scaled-down, but always tasty, lunch menu.
All season ski passes are valid. Adult tickets will be $39 per day, kids and seniors will pay $35 and children’s tickets will be $25. Children six and under ski for free.
Employees from any other ski resort with a current season picture pass pay $12 for a lift ticket.
If only that could be the regular season pass to a ALL! But then it would be 1972 and every one would be wearing those funny colors and hats skiers wore back then--and those oh-so-attractive purple bindings...
Thursday, April 3, 2008
Roaring Fork Watershed 2008 Event Line-up
Roaring For Conservancy
2008 Events
Below is a list of upcoming water-related events in the Roaring Fork Watershed. Please note that these listings are updated frequently, please check www.roaringfork.org/events often!
Fly Fishing Tune-Up at Old Pond Park
April 9, 2008 5:30 – 7:30 pm
Meet at: Old Pond Park, Basalt
Fly fishing for everyone! Bring your rod and come learn about the world-class fly fishing on the Roaring Fork River. Avid angler, Kirk Webb, of the Taylor Creek Fly Shop will lead this two-hour introduction to fly fishing at Old Pond Park. The program will include an overview of practical entomology, reading the water, and a casting tune-up. Taylor Creek Fly Shop will provide fly rods and reels for instruction. Please dress appropriately; the event will happen rain or shine. Sponsored by Taylor Creek Fly Shop and Roaring Fork Conservancy. This event is free and open to the public, however, space is limited, and reservations are required.
Riparian Birding at Jaffee Park
April 16, 2008, 7-8am
Wilton Jaffee Park, Woody Creek
Join local bird experts from the community and do some early morning birding at Wilton Jaffee Park in Woody Creek. This birding morning will introduce participants to local riparian birds and their habitats. Feel free to bring a pair of binoculars. Please dress appropriately for being outside the enitre time. This walk is free and open to the public, however, space is limited, and registration is required. Sponsored by Pitkin County Open Space & Trails and Roaring Fork Conservancy.
Fly Fishing Tune-Up Wagner Park
April 23, 2008, 5:30 – 7:30 pm
Meet at: Wagner Park, Aspen
Fly fishing for everyone! Bring your rod and come learn about the world-class fly-fishing on the Roaring Fork River. Avid angler, Tony Derosier of the Taylor Creek Fly Shop, will lead this two-hour introduction to fly fishing at Wagner Park in Aspen. The program will include an overview of practical entomology, reading the water, and a casting tune-up. Taylor Creek Fly Shop will provide rods and reels for instruction. Please dress appropriately; the event will happen rain or shine. This event is free and open to the public, however, space is limited, and reservations are required. Sponsored by Taylor Creek Fly Shop and Roaring Fork Conservancy.
10th Annual Fryingpan River Clean Up
April 26, 2008 8:30 am to 12 noon
Meet at Lions Park, Basalt, Colorado
Help clean up one of the most beautiful stretches of river in the country! Volunteers of all ages welcome! Join us for a free breakfast before cleaning up a mile section of the river. Please dress appropriately with gloves, long pants, a hat and sunscreen. Every participant receives a free Fryingpan River Cleanup logo item. Prizes for: Best of Trash, Most Toxic, Most Useful, Most Unusual Trash. Raindate is set for May 10th. More info: www.roaringfork.org/cleanup.
River Guide School
May/June 2008
Each spring Roaring Fork Conservancy offers sessions of its River Guide School. These on-water trainings in natural history allow commercial river guides to learn more about our watershed's natural and cultural history. During the three-hour trainings, naturalists from the Conservancy discuss local riparian birds and mammals, fish and insects, geology, cultural history and water issues. Guides receive packets with additional information at the end of the float. To have your angling or rafting guide company join us this year, call Tim O'Keefe at 927-1290. Sponsored by Pitkin County Open Space and Trails. More information: www.roaringfork.org/riverguide.
Heron, Eagle, and Osprey Watching near Cattle Creek
May 7, 2008 5:30 – 7:30 pm
Meeting Place: Aspen Glen, Glenwood Springs, Colorado
Join Jonathan Lowsky, wildlife biologist with Colorado Wildlife Science LLC, and staff from Roaring Fork Conservancy for this amazing look at great blue herons, bald eagles, and osprey near the confluence of Cattle Creek and the Roaring Fork River. This area is nest heaven for these birds: over 20 nesting pairs of herons, one pair of bald eagles, and in 2005, the first recorded pair of ospreys fledged an offspring near this site. We’ll tour several conservation easements in search of these large avian predators. Please dress appropriately; the viewing will happen regardless of weather. This event is free and open to the public, however, space is limited, and registration is required. Sponsored by Colorado Wildlife Science LLC, Aspen Glen Environmental Sanctuary, and Roaring Fork Conservancy.
Biking Emma Open Space
May 14, 2008 5:30 – 7:30 pm
Meet at: Basalt Post Office parking lot, Basalt, Colorado
Explore the fields, wetlands, and riverfront of Emma Open Space by bike! Bring your bike for this unique look at wildlife, scenic views, and engaging conversation about wildlife and water issues. Colorado Division of Wildlife and Roaring Fork Conservancy will lead this family-friend bike tour. Please dress appropriately; the event will happen rain or shine. Biking Emma Open Space is free and open to the public, however, space is limited, and registration is required. Sponsored by Roaring Fork Conservancy and Pitkin County Open Space & Trails.
River Float 2008
June 7, 2008 Start Time: 8:00 am
Veltus Park, Glenwood Springs, Colorado
Each Roaring Fork Conservancy offers an amazing opportunity for 150 members of the public to experience the Roaring Fork River first-hand for free! Join us for this amazing half-day float along the lower Roaring Fork River. Bring your own boat or jump on one provided by Blazing Adventures or Rock Gardens Rafting for this morning of sightseeing, exploration, and eating (at the BBQ at the end of the float). Naturalists from around the valley will be on boats to offer insights during the two-hour float. We will float rain or shine. This event is open to the public ages 8 and up, however, space is limited and registration is required. Registration for this event will open May 1, 2008. Donations welcome. www.roaringfork.org/riverfloat
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
9th Annual River Rendezvous
July 16, 2008 5:30 - 10:00 pmAspen Chaparral, Woody Creek, Colorado (Tentative)The Rivers Council of Roaring Fork Conservancy cordially invites you to attend the 9th Annual River Rendezvous. Join us for a wonderful evening of celebrating our rivers! Dinner, live music and dancing, cocktails, and live and silent auctions all to benefit our local rivers. Don't miss this event! All proceeds benefit Roaring Fork Conservancy. Tickets may be purchased at Roaring Fork Conservancy, online, or over the phone. For more information contact: info@roaringfork.org call Roaring Fork Conservancy at (970) 927-1290, or visit www.roaringfork.org/rendezvous
11th Annual Basalt River Days
August 15-16, 2008 Basalt, Colorado Join Roaring Fork Conservancy for this celebration of our rivers in the "Fishing Capital of the Western Slope," Basalt, Colorado. Put on by the Basalt Chamber of Commerce, this two day festival will offer great music, awesome food, and a chance to learn about our rivers with activities from Roaring Fork Conservancy. More information www.basaltriverdays.com
World Water Monitoring Day 2008
September 18, 2008
Roaring Fork Conservancy monitors the water quality at 24 sites throughout the Roaring Fork Watershed as part of the Colorado River Watch program. Our network of over 60 citizen volunteers and students take monthly samples for water quality analysis. To celebrate World Water Monitoring Day 2008, we encourage you to join our water monitoring network. For more information email: chad@roaringfork.org
Contact Information: Mailing Address: P.O. Box 3349 Basalt, Colorado 81621 Physical Address: 200 Basalt Center Circle Basalt, Colorado 81621 T: (970) 927-1290 F: (970) 927-1264 E: HYPERLINK "mailto:info@roaringfork.org" info@roaringfork.org Web: http://www.roaringfork.org
Below is a list of upcoming water-related events in the Roaring Fork Watershed. Please note that these listings are updated frequently, please check www.roaringfork.org/events often!
Fly Fishing Tune-Up at Old Pond Park
April 9, 2008 5:30 – 7:30 pm
Meet at: Old Pond Park, Basalt
Fly fishing for everyone! Bring your rod and come learn about the world-class fly fishing on the Roaring Fork River. Avid angler, Kirk Webb, of the Taylor Creek Fly Shop will lead this two-hour introduction to fly fishing at Old Pond Park. The program will include an overview of practical entomology, reading the water, and a casting tune-up. Taylor Creek Fly Shop will provide fly rods and reels for instruction. Please dress appropriately; the event will happen rain or shine. Sponsored by Taylor Creek Fly Shop and Roaring Fork Conservancy. This event is free and open to the public, however, space is limited, and reservations are required.
Riparian Birding at Jaffee Park
April 16, 2008, 7-8am
Wilton Jaffee Park, Woody Creek
Join local bird experts from the community and do some early morning birding at Wilton Jaffee Park in Woody Creek. This birding morning will introduce participants to local riparian birds and their habitats. Feel free to bring a pair of binoculars. Please dress appropriately for being outside the enitre time. This walk is free and open to the public, however, space is limited, and registration is required. Sponsored by Pitkin County Open Space & Trails and Roaring Fork Conservancy.
Fly Fishing Tune-Up Wagner Park
April 23, 2008, 5:30 – 7:30 pm
Meet at: Wagner Park, Aspen
Fly fishing for everyone! Bring your rod and come learn about the world-class fly-fishing on the Roaring Fork River. Avid angler, Tony Derosier of the Taylor Creek Fly Shop, will lead this two-hour introduction to fly fishing at Wagner Park in Aspen. The program will include an overview of practical entomology, reading the water, and a casting tune-up. Taylor Creek Fly Shop will provide rods and reels for instruction. Please dress appropriately; the event will happen rain or shine. This event is free and open to the public, however, space is limited, and reservations are required. Sponsored by Taylor Creek Fly Shop and Roaring Fork Conservancy.
10th Annual Fryingpan River Clean Up
April 26, 2008 8:30 am to 12 noon
Meet at Lions Park, Basalt, Colorado
Help clean up one of the most beautiful stretches of river in the country! Volunteers of all ages welcome! Join us for a free breakfast before cleaning up a mile section of the river. Please dress appropriately with gloves, long pants, a hat and sunscreen. Every participant receives a free Fryingpan River Cleanup logo item. Prizes for: Best of Trash, Most Toxic, Most Useful, Most Unusual Trash. Raindate is set for May 10th. More info: www.roaringfork.org/cleanup.
River Guide School
May/June 2008
Each spring Roaring Fork Conservancy offers sessions of its River Guide School. These on-water trainings in natural history allow commercial river guides to learn more about our watershed's natural and cultural history. During the three-hour trainings, naturalists from the Conservancy discuss local riparian birds and mammals, fish and insects, geology, cultural history and water issues. Guides receive packets with additional information at the end of the float. To have your angling or rafting guide company join us this year, call Tim O'Keefe at 927-1290. Sponsored by Pitkin County Open Space and Trails. More information: www.roaringfork.org/riverguide.
Heron, Eagle, and Osprey Watching near Cattle Creek
May 7, 2008 5:30 – 7:30 pm
Meeting Place: Aspen Glen, Glenwood Springs, Colorado
Join Jonathan Lowsky, wildlife biologist with Colorado Wildlife Science LLC, and staff from Roaring Fork Conservancy for this amazing look at great blue herons, bald eagles, and osprey near the confluence of Cattle Creek and the Roaring Fork River. This area is nest heaven for these birds: over 20 nesting pairs of herons, one pair of bald eagles, and in 2005, the first recorded pair of ospreys fledged an offspring near this site. We’ll tour several conservation easements in search of these large avian predators. Please dress appropriately; the viewing will happen regardless of weather. This event is free and open to the public, however, space is limited, and registration is required. Sponsored by Colorado Wildlife Science LLC, Aspen Glen Environmental Sanctuary, and Roaring Fork Conservancy.
Biking Emma Open Space
May 14, 2008 5:30 – 7:30 pm
Meet at: Basalt Post Office parking lot, Basalt, Colorado
Explore the fields, wetlands, and riverfront of Emma Open Space by bike! Bring your bike for this unique look at wildlife, scenic views, and engaging conversation about wildlife and water issues. Colorado Division of Wildlife and Roaring Fork Conservancy will lead this family-friend bike tour. Please dress appropriately; the event will happen rain or shine. Biking Emma Open Space is free and open to the public, however, space is limited, and registration is required. Sponsored by Roaring Fork Conservancy and Pitkin County Open Space & Trails.
River Float 2008
June 7, 2008 Start Time: 8:00 am
Veltus Park, Glenwood Springs, Colorado
Each Roaring Fork Conservancy offers an amazing opportunity for 150 members of the public to experience the Roaring Fork River first-hand for free! Join us for this amazing half-day float along the lower Roaring Fork River. Bring your own boat or jump on one provided by Blazing Adventures or Rock Gardens Rafting for this morning of sightseeing, exploration, and eating (at the BBQ at the end of the float). Naturalists from around the valley will be on boats to offer insights during the two-hour float. We will float rain or shine. This event is open to the public ages 8 and up, however, space is limited and registration is required. Registration for this event will open May 1, 2008. Donations welcome. www.roaringfork.org/riverfloat
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
9th Annual River Rendezvous
July 16, 2008 5:30 - 10:00 pmAspen Chaparral, Woody Creek, Colorado (Tentative)The Rivers Council of Roaring Fork Conservancy cordially invites you to attend the 9th Annual River Rendezvous. Join us for a wonderful evening of celebrating our rivers! Dinner, live music and dancing, cocktails, and live and silent auctions all to benefit our local rivers. Don't miss this event! All proceeds benefit Roaring Fork Conservancy. Tickets may be purchased at Roaring Fork Conservancy, online, or over the phone. For more information contact: info@roaringfork.org call Roaring Fork Conservancy at (970) 927-1290, or visit www.roaringfork.org/rendezvous
11th Annual Basalt River Days
August 15-16, 2008 Basalt, Colorado Join Roaring Fork Conservancy for this celebration of our rivers in the "Fishing Capital of the Western Slope," Basalt, Colorado. Put on by the Basalt Chamber of Commerce, this two day festival will offer great music, awesome food, and a chance to learn about our rivers with activities from Roaring Fork Conservancy. More information www.basaltriverdays.com
World Water Monitoring Day 2008
September 18, 2008
Roaring Fork Conservancy monitors the water quality at 24 sites throughout the Roaring Fork Watershed as part of the Colorado River Watch program. Our network of over 60 citizen volunteers and students take monthly samples for water quality analysis. To celebrate World Water Monitoring Day 2008, we encourage you to join our water monitoring network. For more information email: chad@roaringfork.org
Contact Information: Mailing Address: P.O. Box 3349 Basalt, Colorado 81621 Physical Address: 200 Basalt Center Circle Basalt, Colorado 81621 T: (970) 927-1290 F: (970) 927-1264 E: HYPERLINK "mailto:info@roaringfork.org" info@roaringfork.org Web: http://www.roaringfork.org
12 Hour Mountain Bike Race in Snowmass
www.12hoursofsnowmass.com
12 Hour Mountain Bike Race - September 14th 2008 Snowmass, CO
Race An exciting twelve-hour mountain bike race on Snowmass Mountain. Choose to ride solo, teams of two, three, or open (up to 8 riders). The intermediate course (10-miles with over one thousand feet of climbing per lap) has great climbs, descents and plenty of single track to keep everybody smiling!
A Benefit
12 Hours of Snowmass is a benefit for two local non-profit youth organizations—Aspen Youth Center and Extreme Sports Camp.
www.aspenyouthcenter.org Aspen Youth Center is a drop-in youth center offering a variety of summer, after school and outreach programs for youth in grades 4-12. The center provides a safe and supportive environment for youth to connect, learn and grow.
www.extremesportscamp.org Extreme Sports Camp provides summer camp experiences for youth with autism. For many teens and preteens, summer is a time to immerse themselves in rigorous sports activities which challenge the mind and body. Now, children and teens with autism can have the same opportunities.
An event brought to you by: www.aspenyouthcenter.org Aspen Youth Center, www.extremesportscamp.org Extreme Sports Camp & www.probikecenter.com Pro Bike Center
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: Nat Ross @ Pro Bike Center 970.390.9730 info@ProBikeCenter.com info@ProBikeCenter.com 16980 W. 11th Ave Golden, CO 80401
Sarah Visnic @ Aspen Youth Center 970.544.4133 sarah@aspenyouthcenter.org
Elizabeth Miller @ Extreme Sports Camp 970.379.7388 elizabethmiller46@comcast.net WEBSITE: www.12hoursofsnowmass.com
12 Hour Mountain Bike Race - September 14th 2008 Snowmass, CO
Race An exciting twelve-hour mountain bike race on Snowmass Mountain. Choose to ride solo, teams of two, three, or open (up to 8 riders). The intermediate course (10-miles with over one thousand feet of climbing per lap) has great climbs, descents and plenty of single track to keep everybody smiling!
A Benefit
12 Hours of Snowmass is a benefit for two local non-profit youth organizations—Aspen Youth Center and Extreme Sports Camp.
www.aspenyouthcenter.org Aspen Youth Center is a drop-in youth center offering a variety of summer, after school and outreach programs for youth in grades 4-12. The center provides a safe and supportive environment for youth to connect, learn and grow.
www.extremesportscamp.org Extreme Sports Camp provides summer camp experiences for youth with autism. For many teens and preteens, summer is a time to immerse themselves in rigorous sports activities which challenge the mind and body. Now, children and teens with autism can have the same opportunities.
An event brought to you by: www.aspenyouthcenter.org Aspen Youth Center, www.extremesportscamp.org Extreme Sports Camp & www.probikecenter.com Pro Bike Center
FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT: Nat Ross @ Pro Bike Center 970.390.9730 info@ProBikeCenter.com info@ProBikeCenter.com 16980 W. 11th Ave Golden, CO 80401
Sarah Visnic @ Aspen Youth Center 970.544.4133 sarah@aspenyouthcenter.org
Elizabeth Miller @ Extreme Sports Camp 970.379.7388 elizabethmiller46@comcast.net WEBSITE: www.12hoursofsnowmass.com
More Summer Events Announced by the Chamber
Summer 2008 Events:
*Will update as events are announced
May
May 17 Ride for the Pass, Independence Pass Foundation, 970.963.4959
May 18 Cycling Criterium, Aspen Parks & Recreation, 970.429.2093
May 22-July 13 Friedrich Kunath, Aspen Art Museum, 970.925.8050
May 23-26 ASA Memorial Day Fastpitch Softball Tourney, Aspen Parks & Rec, 970.429.2093
May 29-Aug 10 Aida Ruilova, Aspen Art Museum, 970.925.8050
June
June 13-15 Food & Wine Magazine Classic in Aspen 877.900.WINE
June 14-Oct 18 Aspen Saturday Market
June 16-23 JAS Academy presented by Jazz Aspen Snowmass, 866.JAS.TIXX
June 19-August 17 Aspen Music Festival and School, 970.925.9042
June 19-22 Jazz Aspen Snowmass June Festival, 866.JAS.TIXX
June 20-21 Annual ACIH Summer Health Conference, 970.920.2957
June 22-26 Aspen Summer Words, Aspen Writers’ Foundation, 970.925.3122
June 27 Little Shop of Horrors,Opening and Gala, Theatre Aspen, 970.925.9313
June 30-July 6 Aspen Ideas Festival, Aspen Institute, 970.925.7010
June-Aug Saturday Classical Music, top of Aspen Mountain
June-Aug Bluegrass Sundays, top of Aspen Mountain
July
July 4 Aspen’s Old-Fashioned Fourth of July Celebration, 970.925.1940
July 4 Boogies’s Diner Buddy 5-Mile Race, 970.925.5717
July 9-14 Aspen Antiques and Fine Arts Fair
July 10 Rounding Third, Opening and Gala, Theatre Aspen, 970.925.9313
July 10 Annual Recognition Dinner, Anderson Ranch Arts Center, 970.923.3181
July 11 Seussical, Opening and Gala, Theatre Aspen, 970.925.9313
July 18–Aug 9 Aspen Santa Fe Ballet , Aspen District Theatre, 970.920.5770
July 19-20 Aspen Arts Festival, 970.925.1940
July 19 18th Annual Komen Aspen Race for the Cure® 970.920.0250
July 24 Crimes of the Heart, Opening and Gala, Theatre Aspen, 970.925.9313
July 24-26 A Celebration of Tibetan Art & Culture
July 26 High Country SK8 Challenge, Aspen Parks & Rec., 970.429.2093
July 26 JASummer Night Swing, 866.JAS.TIXX
July 27 Go Vertical Aspen 2008, Aspen Mountain
August
August 1 artCrush Aspen Art Museum’s Summer Benefit, 970.925.8050
August 7-8 The Healthy Gourmet Fest & Spa Soiree, ACIH, 970.920.2957
August 9 Ducky Derby, Aspen Rotary Club
August 9 Annual Art Auction, Anderson Ranch Arts Center, 970.923.3181
August 9-10 SpaFinder Aspen Spa Day '08
August 16 Aspen Triathlon and Duathlon, 970.544.4100
August 29–Sept 1 Jazz Aspen Snowmass Labor Day Festival, 866.JAS.TIXX
August 29–Sept 1 Motherlode Volleyball Tournament
September
September 6 Aspen/Snowmass Ride for the Cure®, 970.920.0250
September 18-21 Ruggerfest
September 24-28 Aspen FilmFest, Aspen Film, 970.925.6882
September 27 Golden Leaf Half Marathon, Aspen Parks & Rec., 970.429.2093
October
October 2-5 The Meeting, Aspen Skiing Company, 970.925.1220
October 3-5 Hockey Mountain High, Aspen Parks & Rec. 970.429.2093
October 8-13 John Denver Week
November
November 27 Opening Day, Aspen Mountain & Snowmass Mountain, 970.925.1220
December
December 13 Opening Day, Highlands & Buttermilk Mountains, 970.925.1220
This list was compiled by the Aspen Chamber Resort Association
visit our web site at HYPERLINK http://www.aspenchamber.org www.aspenchamber.org, call us directly at
(970) 925-1940 or toll free at (888) 290-1324, e-mail us at HYPERLINK "info@aspenchamber.org" info@aspenchamber.org
Aspen Chamber Resort Association
425 Rio Grande Place
Aspen, CO 81611.
May
May 17 Ride for the Pass, Independence Pass Foundation, 970.963.4959
May 18 Cycling Criterium, Aspen Parks & Recreation, 970.429.2093
May 22-July 13 Friedrich Kunath, Aspen Art Museum, 970.925.8050
May 23-26 ASA Memorial Day Fastpitch Softball Tourney, Aspen Parks & Rec, 970.429.2093
May 29-Aug 10 Aida Ruilova, Aspen Art Museum, 970.925.8050
June
June 13-15 Food & Wine Magazine Classic in Aspen 877.900.WINE
June 14-Oct 18 Aspen Saturday Market
June 16-23 JAS Academy presented by Jazz Aspen Snowmass, 866.JAS.TIXX
June 19-August 17 Aspen Music Festival and School, 970.925.9042
June 19-22 Jazz Aspen Snowmass June Festival, 866.JAS.TIXX
June 20-21 Annual ACIH Summer Health Conference, 970.920.2957
June 22-26 Aspen Summer Words, Aspen Writers’ Foundation, 970.925.3122
June 27 Little Shop of Horrors,Opening and Gala, Theatre Aspen, 970.925.9313
June 30-July 6 Aspen Ideas Festival, Aspen Institute, 970.925.7010
June-Aug Saturday Classical Music, top of Aspen Mountain
June-Aug Bluegrass Sundays, top of Aspen Mountain
July
July 4 Aspen’s Old-Fashioned Fourth of July Celebration, 970.925.1940
July 4 Boogies’s Diner Buddy 5-Mile Race, 970.925.5717
July 9-14 Aspen Antiques and Fine Arts Fair
July 10 Rounding Third, Opening and Gala, Theatre Aspen, 970.925.9313
July 10 Annual Recognition Dinner, Anderson Ranch Arts Center, 970.923.3181
July 11 Seussical, Opening and Gala, Theatre Aspen, 970.925.9313
July 18–Aug 9 Aspen Santa Fe Ballet , Aspen District Theatre, 970.920.5770
July 19-20 Aspen Arts Festival, 970.925.1940
July 19 18th Annual Komen Aspen Race for the Cure® 970.920.0250
July 24 Crimes of the Heart, Opening and Gala, Theatre Aspen, 970.925.9313
July 24-26 A Celebration of Tibetan Art & Culture
July 26 High Country SK8 Challenge, Aspen Parks & Rec., 970.429.2093
July 26 JASummer Night Swing, 866.JAS.TIXX
July 27 Go Vertical Aspen 2008, Aspen Mountain
August
August 1 artCrush Aspen Art Museum’s Summer Benefit, 970.925.8050
August 7-8 The Healthy Gourmet Fest & Spa Soiree, ACIH, 970.920.2957
August 9 Ducky Derby, Aspen Rotary Club
August 9 Annual Art Auction, Anderson Ranch Arts Center, 970.923.3181
August 9-10 SpaFinder Aspen Spa Day '08
August 16 Aspen Triathlon and Duathlon, 970.544.4100
August 29–Sept 1 Jazz Aspen Snowmass Labor Day Festival, 866.JAS.TIXX
August 29–Sept 1 Motherlode Volleyball Tournament
September
September 6 Aspen/Snowmass Ride for the Cure®, 970.920.0250
September 18-21 Ruggerfest
September 24-28 Aspen FilmFest, Aspen Film, 970.925.6882
September 27 Golden Leaf Half Marathon, Aspen Parks & Rec., 970.429.2093
October
October 2-5 The Meeting, Aspen Skiing Company, 970.925.1220
October 3-5 Hockey Mountain High, Aspen Parks & Rec. 970.429.2093
October 8-13 John Denver Week
November
November 27 Opening Day, Aspen Mountain & Snowmass Mountain, 970.925.1220
December
December 13 Opening Day, Highlands & Buttermilk Mountains, 970.925.1220
This list was compiled by the Aspen Chamber Resort Association
visit our web site at HYPERLINK http://www.aspenchamber.org www.aspenchamber.org, call us directly at
(970) 925-1940 or toll free at (888) 290-1324, e-mail us at HYPERLINK "info@aspenchamber.org" info@aspenchamber.org
Aspen Chamber Resort Association
425 Rio Grande Place
Aspen, CO 81611.
Aspen Golf Course Tournaments, Summer '08
Here are upcoming golf events around town this summer. Four!
2008 Aspen Golf Course Tournament Schedule
Date Event Notes
The Aspen Golf and Tennis Club hosts several tournaments throughout the year. To register or find out more information, contact the Golf Shop at (970) 925-2145, or visit HYPERLINK "http://www.aspenrecreation.com" www.aspenrecreation.com
May
Saturday, May 03, 2008 Men's Association Kickoff 9 a.m. Shotgun
Thursday, May 08, 2008 Men's League Begins Regular play begins for the season
Wednesday, May 14, 2008 Ladies' League Starts Regular play begins for the season
Saturday, May 31, 2008 City Match Play Qualifier Tee times 8-11 a.m.
June
Week of June 1-5 American Junior Golf Association Course Closed until noon Mon-TH
Weeks of June 1-14 Match Play 1st Round
Wednesday, June 18, 2008 Tour of the Rockies Course Closed at 3:00 p.m.
Week of June 15-21 Match Play 2nd Round
Wednesday, June 25, 2008 Ladies' Club Kickoff 9 a.m. Shotgun with luncheon
Week of June 21-28 Match Play Semi-Finals
Sunday, June 29, 2008 Match Play Finals
July
Monday, July 07, 2008 PGA Ladies' Pro-Am 10 a.m. Shotgun
Wednesday, July 23, 2008 Ladies' Member-Guest 9 a.m. Shotgun with luncheon
August
Saturday, August 02, 2008 Men's Member-Guest Tee times 12p.m. - 2 p.m.
Sunday, August 03, 2008 Men's Member-Guest 8:30 a.m. Shotgun
Wednesday, August 06, 2008 Tour of the Rockies Course Closed at 3:00 p.m.
Monday, August 11, 2008 Ladies' Interclub Matches 9 a.m. Shotgun with luncheon
Saturday and Sunday, August 16-17, 2008 Conviser Cup Stroke Play Tee times 7a.m. - 9 a.m.
Wednesday, August 27, 2008 Ladies' League Closing Day 9 a.m. Shotgun with luncheon
September
Friday, September 05, 2008 PGA Men's Pro-Am 10:30 Shotgun
Saturday, September 20, 2008 Men's Member-Member Tee times 12p.m. - 2 p.m.
Sunday, September 21, 2008 Men's Member-Member 9 a.m. Shotgun
Saturday, September 27, 2008 Mayor's Cup 10 a.m. Shotgun
Sunday, September 28, 2008 AVSC Stirling Cup 10 a.m. Shotgun
October
Thursday, October 09, 2008 Men's League Closing Day
Saturday, October 11, 2008 Men's League Finale 10 a.m. Shotgun
Sunday, October 12, 2008 Elk's Club Benefit 10 a.m. Shotgun
** Course is closed to the public during these times reserved for local participants.
2008 Aspen Golf Course Tournament Schedule
Date Event Notes
The Aspen Golf and Tennis Club hosts several tournaments throughout the year. To register or find out more information, contact the Golf Shop at (970) 925-2145, or visit HYPERLINK "http://www.aspenrecreation.com" www.aspenrecreation.com
May
Saturday, May 03, 2008 Men's Association Kickoff 9 a.m. Shotgun
Thursday, May 08, 2008 Men's League Begins Regular play begins for the season
Wednesday, May 14, 2008 Ladies' League Starts Regular play begins for the season
Saturday, May 31, 2008 City Match Play Qualifier Tee times 8-11 a.m.
June
Week of June 1-5 American Junior Golf Association Course Closed until noon Mon-TH
Weeks of June 1-14 Match Play 1st Round
Wednesday, June 18, 2008 Tour of the Rockies Course Closed at 3:00 p.m.
Week of June 15-21 Match Play 2nd Round
Wednesday, June 25, 2008 Ladies' Club Kickoff 9 a.m. Shotgun with luncheon
Week of June 21-28 Match Play Semi-Finals
Sunday, June 29, 2008 Match Play Finals
July
Monday, July 07, 2008 PGA Ladies' Pro-Am 10 a.m. Shotgun
Wednesday, July 23, 2008 Ladies' Member-Guest 9 a.m. Shotgun with luncheon
August
Saturday, August 02, 2008 Men's Member-Guest Tee times 12p.m. - 2 p.m.
Sunday, August 03, 2008 Men's Member-Guest 8:30 a.m. Shotgun
Wednesday, August 06, 2008 Tour of the Rockies Course Closed at 3:00 p.m.
Monday, August 11, 2008 Ladies' Interclub Matches 9 a.m. Shotgun with luncheon
Saturday and Sunday, August 16-17, 2008 Conviser Cup Stroke Play Tee times 7a.m. - 9 a.m.
Wednesday, August 27, 2008 Ladies' League Closing Day 9 a.m. Shotgun with luncheon
September
Friday, September 05, 2008 PGA Men's Pro-Am 10:30 Shotgun
Saturday, September 20, 2008 Men's Member-Member Tee times 12p.m. - 2 p.m.
Sunday, September 21, 2008 Men's Member-Member 9 a.m. Shotgun
Saturday, September 27, 2008 Mayor's Cup 10 a.m. Shotgun
Sunday, September 28, 2008 AVSC Stirling Cup 10 a.m. Shotgun
October
Thursday, October 09, 2008 Men's League Closing Day
Saturday, October 11, 2008 Men's League Finale 10 a.m. Shotgun
Sunday, October 12, 2008 Elk's Club Benefit 10 a.m. Shotgun
** Course is closed to the public during these times reserved for local participants.
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