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With options exhausted, Mulcahy says he s moving out of Aspen housing

A U-Haul truck and trailer parked outside of 53 Forge Road in Burlingame Ranch wait to be filled with the Mulcahy’s belongings in Aspen on Monday, March 8, 2021. (Kelsey Brunner/The Aspen Times) After a local District Court judge issued what amounts to an eviction notice Monday, former Aspen mayoral candidate Lee Mulcahy said he’s giving up his standoff with the local housing authority and leaving town. “We got a U-Haul … and we’re loading it up,” Mulcahy told The Aspen Times on Monday. “We’re moving out as fast as we can. The city attorney has defeated us and I am going back home to be with family in Texas.”

With options exhausted, Mulcahy says he s moving out of Aspen housing

With options exhausted, Mulcahy says he s moving out of Aspen housing
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Aspen Fire board looking at just 6-month for chief

Aspen Fire Chief Rick Balentine receives a Moderna COVID-19 vaccine from family planning nurse Linda Vieira at the Community Health Services building in Aspen on Wednesday, Dec. 23, 2020. (Kelsey Brunner/The Aspen Times) Aspen Fire Chief Rick Balentine has been put on notice by the district board that he needs to improve his relationships with other local public safety agencies by June, when his contract likely will come up for renewal. The Aspen Fire Protection District Board is putting Balentine on a six-month employment contract rather than an annual one-year or multi-year deal he has had since becoming chief in 2014. He had two consecutive three-year contracts and then a one-year deal, which expired Dec. 31.

Pitkin County commissioners set priorities amid rebound from pandemic

For the first time in nearly a year, all five Pitkin County commissioners spent time together in the same room last week discussing county priorities for the year. Not surprisingly, the list included no new projects for 2021, with board members and senior staff preferring to concentrate on several on-going issues including the pandemic, the jail, the airport and changes to the county’s growth management system. “People are still trying to get through the pandemic,” said Board Chairwoman Kelly McNicholas Kury. “The resources to take on more just aren’t there. The board made a conscious decision about what we think we can and should do well.”

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