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Garfield Re-2 quiere notificar a los padres si un estudiante transgénero solicita un cambio de nombre elegido
Por Eleanor BennettPara Aspen Journalism y Aspen Public RadioRead the story in English here El distrito escolar Garfield Re-2 ...
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The Roundup | Rare earth elements, an Upper Basin negotiating breakthrough and a school district’s transgender name change debate
This week in The Roundup, Heather Sackett and Eleanor Bennett help us understand emerging environmental and social factors ...
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Garfield Re-2 wants to notify parents if a transgender student requests a chosen name change
Stahl and others pointed out that requiring a transgender student who wants to use a chosen name at school to tell their ...
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Retiring Habitat for Humanity President Gail Schwartz reflects on decades tackling affordable housing challenges
Habitat for Humanity of the Roaring Fork Valley President and CEO Gail Schwartz announced this month that she’ll be stepping ...
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Future water conservation program almost guaranteed in Upper Basin
Thank you for your support of Aspen Journalism! Your support made this work possible. Thank you. After years of studying and experimenting with pilot programs, the future of Colorado River management ...
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Rare earth elements found in Lincoln Creek raise new questions
In addition to the potential for mining valuable rare earth metals, scientists are eager to learn more about their impacts to ...
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Aspen’s renaissance and the birth of the Aspen Institute
The history of Aspen is not complete without an understanding of how the Goethe Bicentennial of 1949 transformed this ...
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The ‘Aspen Idea’ becomes a lasting legacy
Thank you for your support of Aspen Journalism! Your support made this work possible. Thank you. “Aspen was the perfect setting for music, art, education — all the things that make life worth living.” ...