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Colorado ski town company hopes to bring new sustainable vision to sports performance eyewear
Groundbreaking is the word that Jason Aronson, one of the founders of Zirkel Optics, likes to use when describing the new eyewear company, rooted in sustainability and cutting-edge technology, that will soon call Steamboat Springs home. Next month, Zirkel Optics team members Aronson, Dominik Spuller and Justin Reiter will make...
STANDing Up Against Discrimination
(Photo: The “One Love Steamboat” mural, created by local students, lines the entrance to the tunnel under U.S. 40 from Starbucks to Walgreens. Courtesy of STAND.) Steamboat Springs, CO - A swastika was drawn on a car in the parking lot of the Steamboat Springs High School one month after Rabbi Kolby Morris-Dahary started her new role as Rabbi of the Har Mishpacha congregation. This wasn’t an isolated incident of discrimination: hate symbols had been drawn on notebooks and lockers; students had been bullied for their religion; another swastika had been burned into the wood of a picnic table. Rabbi Kolby knew she couldn’t allow these hate crimes to continue.
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