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THIS MONTH'S FEATURED STORIES
Breaking News
Salida Circus parent-child classes in Crestone: Free Sample Class Jan 27
Sessions for children ages 2-6 and their caregivers will be on Mondays, February 3, 10, 17, & 24. There are two age groups: • Toddlers Ages 2-3, 11-11:45am • Preschoolers & Homeschoolers Ages 4-6, 12 to 1pm
Skies over Crestone
Skies Over Crestone: January 2020
by Kim Malville January 3-4: Quadrantid Meteors—the shower will occur all night but the best burst...
Crestone Spiritual Centers
Alternative/Green Building
Recycled Houses (July 2003)
The Crestone Eagle, July 2003: Recycled Houses text & photos by Kelly Hart A few months ago I was driving down Road T and noticed a house in the middle of the road. I didn’t remember a house being there and thought that I...
Living on the Earth
That tomato may not be all-tomato: The hazards of genetically engineered foods and crops (February 2005)
The Crestone Eagle, February 2005: That tomato may not be all-tomato: The hazards of genetically engineered foods and crops by Linda Spade Last month we learned that although Blue Sun’s biodiesel plant in Alamosa is a welcome...
Climate and Environment
There’s No Such Thing As A Weed: Becoming an Herbal Scavenger
I know I’ve written a lot about ethical wildcrafting—the art of being a conscious herbalist. This...
Backpacking & Hiking
Hiking to South Crestone Lake
published: June 2019 Hiking to South Crestone Lake by Emmy Savage I did my first lake hike...
Crestonians Around the World
The green machine, a voyage in Alaska
published: September 2019 The green machine, a voyage in Alaska by Vince Palermo I recently...
Crestone and Spirituality
Sri Aurobindo Learning Center: Talking about evolution
published: August 2019 Sri Aurobindo Learning Center: Talking about evolution by Dr. Eric Weiss, MFT In recent discourse, there has been a two-fold attack on the idea of evolution. On the one hand, some Christian thinkers reject...
Gardening
That tomato may not be all-tomato: The hazards of genetically engineered foods and crops (February 2005)
The Crestone Eagle, February 2005: That tomato may not be all-tomato: The hazards of genetically engineered foods and crops by Linda Spade Last month we learned that although Blue Sun’s biodiesel plant in Alamosa is a welcome...
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