Mathathon

Third graders Chantal Nieto and Christopher Martinez work together on a math problem Wednesday at the Telluride Elementary School as their dads look on with pride. Nieto and Martinez were taking part in an afternoon of student versus parent math games at the elementary school. [Photo by Melissa Plantz]

• First tracks with Telluride Academy

  Getting first tracks is a prize that typically requires a good deal of planning and effort, but on Monday, the Telluride Academy is hosting a First Tracks Fundraiser that will offer untarnished turns, guaranteed.
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• Spring forward

  Daylight Savings Time went into effect at 2 a.m. on Sunday, meaning that from now on, afternoons will be lighter later.
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Alpine racers off to championships

Seven local Alpine ski racers have qualified for championship events in three age groups, and now they are off to compete with some of the best in the country.

• Shredding with the snowboard team

  The Telluride Ski and Snowboard Club’s snowboarding team has seen a good turnout this season, and at least one boarder is headed to nationals.
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• Young skiers showing big promise

  When it comes to skiing fast, Telluride’s young Alpine racers have got it covered with skiers of all ages bringing home top finishes.
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Paddle with Sol

The genesis for Sol Paddles, a small stand-up paddle board company run by San Bernardo man Johnny Lombino, was born on the beach of Ipanema.

• The headquarters for physical recovery

  Telluride’s outdoor playground has long drawn athletes to ply their passions in the mountains, resulting in an unusually active population of skiers, bikers, climbers, kayakers and hikers. 
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• Mindful mental health

  By combining modern psychology with ancient Buddhist philosophies, psychotherapist Jonathan Barfield is bringing healing to Telluride.
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