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Cindy Hirschfeld

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Basalt, Colorado
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The Paul JAS Center Brings More Music to Aspen

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By Cindy Hirschfeld
| Aspen Sojourner Verified
Tony DeSare performs with the Colorado Jazz Repertory Orchestra at the Paul JAS Center in February. On December 19, 2025, when Trombone Shorty blew the first notes of his horn in Aspen, it was more than just the start of one of the instrumentalist’s typically dynamic shows. This was a clarion call, a summons to music lovers to experience a new era of performance locally, and the culmination of a decade-long dream for Jazz Aspen Snowmass (JAS).
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5 Park City Olympic Medal Winners Reflect on Milano Cortina 2026

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By Cindy Hirschfeld
| mountainparkcity.com
An amazing 56 athletes with ties to Park City competed in the 2026 Winter Olympics and Paralympics in Milan and Cortina, representing nine countries including the U.S., according to the local Youth Sports Alliance. More could well be on the way. With the 2034 Winter Olympics set to take place in Utah, including Park City, there’s no shortage of local inspiration for aspiring skiers, snowboarders, lugers, speed skaters and more.
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Master Distiller Brendan Coyle on Dendric Estate’s Unique Cider-Making Process

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By Cindy Hirschfeld
| mountainparkcity.com
Brendan Coyle helped put Park City’s High West Distillery on the map as one of the leading boutique whiskey producers in the U.S., and now he’s aiming to change perceptions of hard cider with his newest venture, Dendric Estate. But really, it all began with mountain biking. Coyle, who grew up outside of Minneapolis, came to Utah in the late 1990s with two goals in mind: to get a college degree and to mountain bike as much as he could.
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