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Summer 2009

Features

	Scandal Aspen, Part I The shooting of Spider Sabich, the escape of Ted Bundy and the heart attack of Ken Lay head the long list of the Valley’s infamous scandals. By Jay Cowan
	Scandal Aspen, Part II Sex, Drugs, Dynamite, Cat Fights, Black Widows, Suicide and The Kennedy Curse By Jay Cowan
	Higher Ground From the top of Independence Pass to the Maroon Bells to right out your front door, everything is fair game for Aspen day hikes. Here are some local favorites, whether you’re doing it for the... By Paul Andersen and Alison Berkley Brooke Casillas
	When it Was Aspen In the years following World War II, the soul of modern Aspen was forged in a running battle between tradition, high culture, low commerce and an antic spirit. The battle raged through the ’50s... By Peggy Clifford Photography by David Hiser
	Local Motion What better way to kick off summer than by combining two distinctly Aspen passions: fashion and ballet. Aspen Santa Fe Ballet dancers Emily Proctor and Stephen Straub lend their athleticism and...

Departments

	The Ladies of Aspen For more than 25 years, Les Dames d’Aspen has carried on the longtime local tradition of great women supporting the valley’s arts. By Jay Cowan
	The Macallan', the Masters of Spirit and Wood Tasting
	Jay Cowan's Book Signing Aspen Sojourner’s Editor in Chief Jay Cowan held an Aspen Book Store-sponsored book signing at The Little Nell for his new book “Hunter S. Thompson: An Insider’s View of Deranged, Depraved,...
	Fourth Annual Carbondale Aspen Glen Rotary Club River Bridge Golf Tournament A benefit for the River Bridge Childhelp Center held Saturday May 10, 2009
	Aspen’s Secret Soundtrack Look and listen hard enough, and all sorts of things line up in Aspen. By Barry Smith

Local Buzz

	Book Smart New fiction by Aspen authors. By Jay Cowan, Judith Barnard and Stewart Oksenhorn
	Bullish on the Arts Cultural organizations are not insulated from the economic downturn. But they’re proving exceptionally adept at adapting. By Stewart Oksenhorn
	Feeling Sleighted? Three world-class magicians, all in the Roaring Fork Valley. By Stewart Oksenhorn
	Aces Gets Into Hot Water Things are heating up at the Aspen Center for Environmental Studies. By Abigail Eagye

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